Xuan Kong Da Gua · Glossary
Mountain Ring
The rings of a Chinese geomantic compass that divide the horizon: the 24 Mountains, 15° each, and — for Xuan Kong Da Gua — the outer ring of the 64 hexagrams, 5.625° each, in the order of the Fu Xi circle.
What this means
KAXANTA reads a building’s facing bearing on the 64-hexagram ring and flags a bearing within one line (0.94°) of a boundary.
In practice
In KAXANTA, mountain ring is one of the concepts KAXANTA cross-references when synthesising your reading. The xuan kong da gua engine surfaces it alongside eight other wisdom traditions so you can see how the same question reads through multiple lenses.
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