Who is the earliest feng shui master in history

Who is the earliest feng shui master in history

In historical legends, Qingwuzi was the earliest Fengshui master because he was a figure in the period of the Yellow Emperor. According to "Xuanyuan Benji", when the Yellow Emperor first divided the state boundaries, he once asked Qingwuzi for advice. In the book Baopuzi by Ge Hong of the Jin Dynasty, Qingwuzi was described as a disciple of the ancient birthday star Pengzu, who lived to be hundreds of years old and then became immortal.

However, scholars of later generations believed that Qingwuzi was a native of the Han Dynasty. There were records in Fengsutong and Jiutangshu that Qingwuzi was a family of Xiangdi in the Han Dynasty. He was good at funeral techniques and once wrote "Qingwuzi". Three volumes, often cited in the book by later generations. According to textual research, the "Ching Wu Zi Xiang Tomb Book" circulating now is a work under the name.