The Zhouyi · King Wen order

The 64 hexagrams

Each hexagram has its own page: the Judgment, the Image and the six line texts in James Legge's 1882 translation, beside the Chinese original, with the Commentary on the Judgment and the Small Images from the Ten Wings, and the hexagram each changing line leads to. A hexagram is a mirror, not a command.

Cast a hexagram Read them as cards

In King Wen order

The hexagram chart

Rows are the lower trigram, columns the upper trigram. Each cell links to its hexagram.

below ↓ / above →☰Heaven☳Thunder☵Water☶Mountain☷Earth☴Wind☲Fire☱Lake
☰Heaven䷀1䷡34䷄5䷙26䷊11䷈9䷍14䷪43
☳Thunder䷘25䷲51䷂3䷚27䷗24䷩42䷔21䷐17
☵Water䷅6䷧40䷜29䷃4䷆7䷺59䷿64䷮47
☶Mountain䷠33䷽62䷦39䷳52䷎15䷴53䷷56䷞31
☷Earth䷋12䷏16䷇8䷖23䷁2䷓20䷢35䷬45
☴Wind䷫44䷟32䷯48䷑18䷭46䷸57䷱50䷛28
☲Fire䷌13䷶55䷾63䷕22䷣36䷤37䷝30䷰49
☱Lake䷉10䷵54䷻60䷨41䷒19䷼61䷥38䷹58

Sources: James Legge (tr.), The Yî King (Oxford, 1882; 2nd ed. 1899), public domain; Project Gutenberg ebook #25501 (易經), public domain. Selection and arrangement CC-BY-SA-4.0 (PlayfulProcess).