TIAN Korean (天韓國合成)

7 Korean Divination Systems, One Unified Reading

Overview

TIAN Korean (天韓國合成) synthesises seven Korean divination traditions into a single unified reading powered by a large language model. A single API call fans out across Saju (사주), Tojeong Bigyeol (토정비결), Gunghap (궁합), Yukyo (육효), Cheonmun (천문), Ttii (띠), and Blood Type MBTI (혈액형 MBTI) simultaneously. The result is a single fortune score from 0 to 100 accompanied by a rich narrative that identifies where all seven Korean traditions converge on your question. No other API offers this depth of Korean metaphysical synthesis.

Origin & history

Korean metaphysical traditions represent a distinctive synthesis of Chinese Taoist and Confucian systems, indigenous Korean shamanic (Musok) traditions, and Buddhist esoteric practices. Saju and Yukyo are Korean adaptations of Chinese Four Pillars and I Ching; Tojeong Bigyeol is a uniquely Korean almanac tradition; Gunghap is the Korean system of compatibility analysis. Together, these seven systems form the core of Korean metaphysical practice.

The transmission of Chinese divination systems to Korea occurred primarily during the Goryeo Dynasty (918–1392 CE), when Korean scholars studied in China and returned with texts on astrology, geomancy, and divination. The Joseon Dynasty (1392–1897 CE) institutionalised these practices through the Gwansang Gam (Office of Astronomy and Geomancy), which employed specialists in each tradition to advise the royal court. The publication of Tojeong Bigyeol by Lee Ji-ham in the 16th century created a distinctively Korean almanac tradition that remains popular today.

How it works

When you call the TIAN Korean endpoint, the system simultaneously dispatches seven divination calculations in parallel. Each system processes your query according to its own logic, operating completely independently. All seven results are then passed to a large language model that synthesises a unified Korean metaphysical narrative, identifying where the seven traditions converge and diverge, and producing a blended fortune score from 0 to 100.

Good for

Use cases

Annual Korean Life Reading

Combine all seven Korean metaphysical traditions for a comprehensive annual reading that covers destiny (Saju), annual fortune (Tojeong Bigyeol), compatibility (Gunghap), cosmic positioning (Cheonmun), and personality (Ttii, Blood Type MBTI) in a single synthesised narrative.

Korea Market Entry

For businesses entering the Korean market, TIAN Korean provides a culturally grounded metaphysical assessment that resonates with Korean cultural values and divination traditions.

Korean Compatibility Reading

Use the Gunghap and Blood Type MBTI components for comprehensive compatibility analysis between individuals, combining the traditional Korean Samhap/Yukchung system with modern personality typing.

Key terms

Saju (사주)
The Korean adaptation of Chinese Four Pillars (BaZi) astrology, calculating a natal chart from the four pillars of birth year, month, day, and hour. The most comprehensive Korean destiny analysis system.
Tojeong Bigyeol (토정비결)
A uniquely Korean almanac tradition that assigns an annual fortune code (Gwe) to each person based on birth date, providing monthly fortune grades and guidance for the year ahead.
Gunghap (궁합)
The Korean system of compatibility analysis, assessing the harmony between two individuals based on their Four Pillars charts, identifying Samhap (Three Harmony) and Yukchung (Six Conflicts) configurations.
Cheonmun (천문)
The Korean system of 28 Lunar Mansions, assigning each person to one of 28 cosmic mansions based on birth date, and interpreting the mansion's traditional associations for guidance on activities and timing.

API

The askTIAN TIAN Korean API dispatches all seven Korean divination calculations in parallel, returning individual scores for each system, a blended 0–100 fortune score, and a comprehensive LLM-generated synthesis narrative identifying convergences and divergences across the Korean metaphysical tradition.

Endpoint: POST /trpc/tian.korean — 35 TIAN Points. See the API documentation and Playground.