Tojeong Bigyeol

Korean annual fortune almanac

Unfold the year’s fortune month by month

Tojeong Bigyeol is a Joseon-era omen book attributed to Yi Ji-ham. From birth year–month–day (no hour) it builds upper/middle/lower figures for annual luck and twelve monthly verses—Korea’s classic New Year fortune, still hugely popular online each January.

It uses a 48-figure system (not the full 64 hexagrams) and focuses on everyday fortune and caution. Unlike a lifelong saju chart, it is tuned to “this year.”

·Birth year is enough—no birth hour—so it is lighter than a full saju start.
·Read the annual score, one-line theme, and lucky color/number/direction first, then the month-by-month flow.
·New Year reference and entertainment only. Big decisions stay with you.