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==Behind the scenes==
==Behind the scenes==
Historically, the '''''Tui bei tu''''' is a Chinese prophecy book written by {{Wiki|Li Chunfeng}} and is said to predict the future of China. It has been compared to works written by the [[France|French]] astrologist [[Nostradamus]], which were alleged to predict future world events.
Historically, the ''Tui Bei Tu'' was a Tang-era prophecy book written by {{Wiki|Li Chunfeng}} which was said to predict the future of China.{{WP|Tui bei tu}}


==Appearances==
==Appearances==

Revision as of 20:20, 29 May 2021


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The Tui Bei Tu (推背圖) was a powerful Piece of Eden and one of the many Isu artifacts said to be scattered across China. During the Tang dynasty, Zhangsun Qi was sent on a mission to find and secure it.[1]

Behind the scenes

Historically, the Tui Bei Tu was a Tang-era prophecy book written by Li Chunfeng which was said to predict the future of China. Tui bei tu on Wikipedia

Appearances

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