- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Part One
- Part Two
- The Luo Shu - 3x3 Magic Square
- The Enneagram and the Lo Shu
- 5x5 Magic Square
- 7x7 Magic Square
- 9x9 Magic Square
- 11x11 Magic Square
- 13x13 Magic Square
- Discussion - 13x13 Magic Square
- 15x15 Magic Square
- 17x17 Magic Square
- 19x19 Magic Square
- 21x21 Magic Square
- 23x23 Magic Square
- 25x25 Magic Square
- 27x27 Magic Square
- The Significance of the 27x27 Luo Shu Magic Square
- Part Three
- Bibliography
19x19 MAGIC SQUARE
The Triabolo
This Magic Square is a relationship between 9 and 10, squared
102 - 92 = 19 left of center cell
102 + 92 = 181 center cell
The sum of each row, column, or diagonal is equal to 3,439
The sum total of all the cells in the square is 65, 341
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This color represents the three cells that contain the triad of numbers that meet the requirements of the right angle triangle theorem, also known as the Pythagorean Theorem. The triabolo in the 19x19 Magic Square is composed of the significant numbers of the 9x9 Magic Square.
The significant numbers of the 19x19 Magic Square
number significance location
9 the odd component of the square left of lower right corner cell
10 the even component of the square upper right corner cell
19 size, order of the square left of center cell
181 center number between 1 and 192 center cell
190 sum of the numbers 1 - 19 lower right corner cell
361 the total numbers in the square above central cell
The 19x19 Magic Square In the Luo Shu format is connected to the 9x9 Magic Square in the Luo Shu format because of the triabolo of numbers located in the lower right quadrant of the above square. These numbers represent the odd significant numbers of the 9x9 Magic Square.
THE 19X19 MAGIC SQUARE WITH PRIME NUMBERS
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NOTES OF INTEREST
the number two, the only even prime number, stands by itself as the only prime number in it's row or column
The Triabolo