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History of Playing-Cards

PART A.

INTRODUCTION OF PLAYING CARDS

SECTION I.

THE ORIGIN OF CARDS: FROM THE EAST TO THE WEST

(History of playing cards from 10th century with money-suited decks to 20th century with modern playing-cards)

🝔 First playing cards: Money-suit cards
🝔 Oldest playing cards games: still exist today
🝔 Playing cards in Asia: Chess-suited cards
🝔 Playing cards in Asia: Domino-suit cards
🝔 Playing cards in Asia: Character-suited cards
🝔 Influence of the West, returns to the East: Hanafuda and Hwatu
🝔 Influence of the West, returns to the East: Tổ Tôm and Bài Bất
🝔 By Silk Road to Middle Asia: Persian Ganjafa
🝔 By Silk Road to Middle Asia: Indian Ganjifa
🝔 An early playing cards in Europe: The Hunting Deck
🝔 An early european-suited playing cards: Baraja Morisca
🝔 Playing cards in Italian-suits cards
🝔 Playing cards in the Spanish-suits cards: Portuguese Dragon cards
🝔 Playing cards in the North-part of Europe
🝔 Playing cards in the Spanish-suits cards
🝔 Modern playing cards
🝔 Stamps and Postcards Collection on Playing Cards
🝔 Painting about playing cards
🝔 Joker, another story

PART D.

INTRODUCTION OF VIETNAMESE TAROT AND ORACLE CARDS

SECTION IX.

THE WORLD OF VIETNAMESE CARTOMANCY: FROM THE WORLD TO VIETNAM

(History of Vietnamese Tarot and Oracle cards from the beginning to 20th century with modern playing-cards)

🝔 Vietnamese World of Tarot: Tarot Decks
🝔 Vietnamese World of Tarot: Books & Researches
🝔 Vietnamese World of Tarot: Literature and Entertainment on Tarot
🝔 Vietnamese Oracle World

History of Tarot

PART B.

INTRODUCTION OF TAROT

A short introduction of tarot

SECTION II.

THE BEGINNING OF TAROT: FROM THE KING TO THE PUBLIC

(History of tarot game from 14th century with Renaissance Tarot to 20th century with Tarot Nouveau)

🝔 First tarot decks: Visconti-Sforza Tarot
🝔 Legends of the origin of tarot: Ship of fools and Notradamus prophecy
🝔 Two brothers pattern of Tarot: Minchiate Tarot
🝔 Two brothers pattern of Tarot: Mantegna Tarot
🝔 A five-century aged playing-game still used today: Jeu de Tarot
🝔 A five-century aged playing-game still used today: Tarock and Cego
🝔 Guide book of tarot game
🝔 Tarot Nouveau today
🝔 Influence from the early tarot to modern tarot: Illuminated tarot decks
🝔 Redesign of Renaissance Tarot
🝔 Printing Plates
🝔 Photographic Glass Plates

SECTION III.

THE INVENTION OF TAROMANCY: FROM THE GAME TO THE MAGICK

(History of tarot divinatory from 16th century with Tarot de Marseille to 18th century with Etteilla Tarot)

🝔 The most traditional tarot: Tarot de Marseille
🝔 Three survivors of Tarot de Marseille: Vieville, Noblet and Anonymous à Paris
🝔 Influence of religion on Tarot de Marseille: Tarot de Besancon and Swiss 1JJ Tarot
🝔 Influence of local taste on Tarot de Marseille: A double-headed Tarot
🝔 Influence of Tarot de Marseille on Occultism: Tarot de Conver
🝔 Ancien Tarot de Marseille: The most famous deck for divination in Europe
🝔 Court de Gebelin, Father of taromancy
🝔 Etteilla, Father of tarotist
🝔 Etteilla Decks: the first redesigned tarots in the World
🝔 History Researches on Tarot
🝔 Reproduction of Tarot de Marseille
🝔 Reconstruction of Tarot de Marseille
🝔 New design of Tarot de Marseille

SECTION IV.

THE REVOLUTION OF TAROLOGY: FROM THE OCCULTISM TO THE HERMETISM

(History of tarot occultism from 18th century until WWII with hermetic tarot)

🝔 Father of Tarology: Eliphas Levi
🝔 The first occultist cartomantic deck : Oswald Wirth and Wirth Tarot
🝔 The first egyptian cartomantic deck : R.Falconnier and Egyptian Tarot
🝔 Kabbalistic Order of the Rose-Croix: Dr.Papus and Papus Tarot
🝔 Hermetic Order of Golden Dawn (H.O.G.D): MacGregor Mathers and Golden Dawn Tarot
🝔 Holy Order of Golden Dawn: A.E.Waite and Rider Waite Tarot
🝔 Builders of the Adytum (B.O.T.A): Paul Foster Case and B.O.T.A. Tarot
🝔 Order of Templars of Orient (O.T.O) : Aleister Crowley and Thoth Tarot
🝔 Astromancy: George Muchery and The Astrological Tarot
🝔 Brotherhood of Light (B.O.L.): C.C.Zain and Egyptian Tarot
🝔 Tarot in Popular Art Works

SECTION V.

THE INOVATION OF TAROTISM: FROM THE ELITE TO THE POPULAR

(History of tarot thought from WWII to the end of 20th century with modern tarot)

🝔 The most influenced tarot theory in 20th century: Fool’s Journey
🝔 Order of Freemasonry: The Jean Bouchard and Masonic Tarot
🝔 Order of Nine Angles (O.9.A.): Christos Beest and Sinister Tarot
🝔 Ordo Aurum Solis (O.M.T.): Jean-Louis de Biasi and Aurum Solis Tarot
🝔 Ordo Mysticum Tarocchi (O.M.T.): Philippe Ngo and The Jesus Tarot
🝔 The first tradition of iconography : Egyptian Influence
🝔 The first tradition of iconography : Egyptian Influence
🝔 The second tradition of iconography: Esoteric influence
🝔 The second tradition of iconography: Esoteric influence
🝔 First corner-stone in Tarot’s occult though: Kabbalah
🝔 Second corner-stone in Tarot’s occult though: Numerology
🝔 Third corner-stone in Tarot’s occult through: Astrology
🝔 Fourth corner-stone in Tarot’s occult though: Psychology
🝔 Fifth corner-stone in Tarot’s occult though: Theurgy
🝔 Sixth corner-stone in Tarot’s occult though: Iching

SECTION VI.

THE FUTURE OF TAROSOPHY: FROM THE TRADITION TO THE CREATIVITY

(History of tarot design from now to future)

🝔 Diversity of Tarot: Eroticism
🝔 Diversity of Tarot: Cinema and TV
🝔 Diversity of Tarot: Manga and Comic
🝔 Vietnamese World of Tarot: Tarot Decks
🝔 Vietnamese World of Tarot: Books & Researches
🝔 Vietnamese World of Tarot: Literature and Entertainment on Tarot

History of Oracle

PART C.

INTRODUCTION OF ORACLE

A short introduction of oracle

SECTION VII.

THE BEGINNING OF CARTOMANCY: FROM THE GAME TO THE DIVINATION

(History of tarot design from 15th century to 18th century)

🝔 Playing cards used as the divinatory cards
🝔 The first fortune-telling cards: Lenhall Fortune-Telling Deck
🝔 The first fortune-telling cards: Proverb and Education Deck
🝔 Petit Etteilla Cards
🝔 32-Cards Fortune Telling Deck: The most popular standard in Northern of Europe
🝔 42-Cards Fortune Telling Deck: Le Petit Oracle des Dames
🝔 52-Cards Fortune Telling Deck: The most popular in Southern of Europe
🝔 Mlle Lenormand
🝔 36-Cards Fortune Telling Deck: Petit Lenormand
🝔 54-Cards Fortune Telling Deck: Grand Lenormand

SECTION VIII.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF ORACLE: FROM THE UNIFORMITY TO THE DIVERSITY

(History of oracle design from 19th century to future)

🝔 The development of the theories of oracle : The Bible and The Angels
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle : Mythology God, Goddess and Creatures
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle: Astrology
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle: Kabbalah and Alchemy
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle: Geomancy
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle : Runes
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle: Iching, Zen and Feng-shui
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle: Dices, Pendulums, and Crystals

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HISTORICAL GUIGE FOR EXPERTS AND RESEARCHERS

HISTORY OF PLAYING-CARDS

PART I.

INTRODUCTION OF PLAYING CARDS

SECTION I.

THE ORIGIN OF CARDS: FROM THE EAST TO THE WEST

(History of playing cards from 10th century with money-suited decks to 20th century with modern playing-cards)

🝔 First playing cards: Money-suit cards
🝔 Oldest playing cards games: still exist today
🝔 Playing cards in Asia: Chess-suited cards
🝔 Playing cards in Asia: Domino-suit cards
🝔 Playing cards in Asia: Character-suited cards
🝔 Influence of the West, returns to the East: Hanafuda and Hwatu
🝔 Influence of the West, returns to the East: Tổ Tôm and Bài Bất
🝔 By Silk Road to Middle Asia: Persian Ganjafa
🝔 By Silk Road to Middle Asia: Indian Ganjifa
🝔 An early playing cards in Europe: The Hunting Deck
🝔 An early european-suited playing cards: Baraja Morisca
🝔 Playing cards in Italian-suits cards
🝔 Playing cards in the Spanish-suits cards: Portuguese Dragon cards
🝔 Playing cards in the North-part of Europe
🝔 Playing cards in the Spanish-suits cards
🝔 Modern playing cards
🝔 Stamps and Postcards Collection on Playing Cards
🝔 Painting about playing cards
🝔 Joker, another story

HISTORY OF TAROT

PART 2.

INTRODUCTION OF TAROT

A short introduction of tarot

SECTION II.

THE BEGINNING OF TAROT: FROM THE KING TO THE PUBLIC

(History of tarot game from 14th century with Renaissance Tarot to 20th century with Tarot Nouveau)

🝔 First tarot decks: Visconti-Sforza Tarot
🝔 Legends of the origin of tarot: Ship of fools and Notradamus prophecy
🝔 Two brothers pattern of Tarot: Minchiate Tarot
🝔 Two brothers pattern of Tarot: Mantegna Tarot
🝔 A five-century aged playing-game still used today: Jeu de Tarot
🝔 A five-century aged playing-game still used today: Tarock and Cego
🝔 Guide book of tarot game
🝔 Tarot Nouveau today
🝔 Influence from the early tarot to modern tarot: Illuminated tarot decks
🝔 Redesign of Renaissance Tarot
🝔 Printing Plates
🝔 Photographic Glass Plates

SECTION III.

THE INVENTION OF TAROMANCY: FROM THE GAME TO THE MAGICK

(History of tarot divinatory from 16th century with Tarot de Marseille to 18th century with Etteilla Tarot)

🝔 The most traditional tarot: Tarot de Marseille
🝔 Three survivors of Tarot de Marseille: Vieville, Noblet and Anonymous à Paris
🝔 Influence of religion on Tarot de Marseille: Tarot de Besancon and Swiss 1JJ Tarot
🝔 Influence of local taste on Tarot de Marseille: A double-headed Tarot
🝔 Influence of Tarot de Marseille on Occultism: Tarot de Conver
🝔 Ancien Tarot de Marseille: The most famous deck for divination in Europe
🝔 Court de Gebelin, Father of taromancy
🝔 Etteilla, Father of tarotist
🝔 Etteilla Decks: the first redesigned tarots in the World
🝔 History Researches on Tarot
🝔 Reproduction of Tarot de Marseille
🝔 Reconstruction of Tarot de Marseille
🝔 New design of Tarot de Marseille

SECTION IV.

THE REVOLUTION OF TAROLOGY: FROM THE OCCULTISM TO THE HERMETISM

(History of tarot occultism from 18th century until WWII with hermetic tarot)

🝔 Father of Tarology: Eliphas Levi
🝔 The first occultist cartomantic deck : Oswald Wirth and Wirth Tarot
🝔 The first egyptian cartomantic deck : R.Falconnier and Egyptian Tarot
🝔 Kabbalistic Order of the Rose-Croix: Dr.Papus and Papus Tarot
🝔 Hermetic Order of Golden Dawn (H.O.G.D): MacGregor Mathers and Golden Dawn Tarot
🝔 Holy Order of Golden Dawn: A.E.Waite and Rider Waite Tarot
🝔 Builders of the Adytum (B.O.T.A): Paul Foster Case and B.O.T.A. Tarot
🝔 Order of Templars of Orient (O.T.O) : Aleister Crowley and Thoth Tarot
🝔 Astromancy: George Muchery and The Astrological Tarot
🝔 Brotherhood of Light (B.O.L.): C.C.Zain and Egyptian Tarot
🝔 Tarot in Popular Art Works

SECTION V.

THE INOVATION OF TAROTISM: FROM THE ELITE TO THE POPULAR

(History of tarot thought from WWII to the end of 20th century with modern tarot)

🝔 The most influenced tarot theory in 20th century: Fool’s Journey
🝔 Order of Freemasonry: The Jean Bouchard and Masonic Tarot
🝔 Order of Nine Angles (O.9.A.): Christos Beest and Sinister Tarot
🝔 Ordo Aurum Solis (O.M.T.): Jean-Louis de Biasi and Aurum Solis Tarot
🝔 Ordo Mysticum Tarocchi (O.M.T.): Philippe Ngo and The Jesus Tarot
🝔 The first tradition of iconography : Egyptian Influence
🝔 The first tradition of iconography : Egyptian Influence
🝔 The second tradition of iconography: Esoteric influence
🝔 The second tradition of iconography: Esoteric influence
🝔 First corner-stone in Tarot’s occult though: Kabbalah
🝔 Second corner-stone in Tarot’s occult though: Numerology
🝔 Third corner-stone in Tarot’s occult through: Astrology
🝔 Fourth corner-stone in Tarot’s occult though: Psychology
🝔 Fifth corner-stone in Tarot’s occult though: Theurgy
🝔 Sixth corner-stone in Tarot’s occult though: Iching

SECTION VI.

THE FUTURE OF TAROSOPHY: FROM THE TRADITION TO THE CREATIVITY

(History of tarot design from now to future)

🝔 Diversity of Tarot: Eroticism
🝔 Diversity of Tarot: Cinema and TV
🝔 Diversity of Tarot: Manga and Comic
🝔 Vietnamese World of Tarot: Tarot Decks
🝔 Vietnamese World of Tarot: Books & Researches
🝔 Vietnamese World of Tarot: Literature and Entertainment on Tarot

HISTORY OF ORACLE CARDS

PART 3.

INTRODUCTION OF ORACLE

A short introduction of oracle

SECTION VII.

THE BEGINNING OF CARTOMANCY: FROM THE GAME TO THE DIVINATION

(History of tarot design from 15th century to 18th century)

🝔 Playing cards used as the divinatory cards
🝔 The first fortune-telling cards: Lenhall Fortune-Telling Deck
🝔 The first fortune-telling cards: Proverb and Education Deck
🝔 Petit Etteilla Cards
🝔 32-Cards Fortune Telling Deck: The most popular standard in Northern of Europe
🝔 42-Cards Fortune Telling Deck: Le Petit Oracle des Dames
🝔 52-Cards Fortune Telling Deck: The most popular in Southern of Europe
🝔 Mlle Lenormand
🝔 36-Cards Fortune Telling Deck: Petit Lenormand
🝔 54-Cards Fortune Telling Deck: Grand Lenormand

SECTION VIII.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF ORACLE: FROM THE UNIFORMITY TO THE DIVERSITY

(History of oracle design from 19th century to future)

🝔 The development of the theories of oracle : The Bible and The Angels
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle : Mythology God, Goddess and Creatures
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle: Astrology
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle: Kabbalah and Alchemy
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle: Geomancy
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle : Runes
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle: Iching, Zen and Feng-shui
🝔 The development of the theories of oracle: Dices, Pendulums, and Crystals
🝔 Vietnamese Oracle World

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