64 hexagrams · 3 coins

☯️ I Ching

Cast an I Ching hexagram the classic way: three coins, six lines built from the bottom up. Old yang and old yin become moving lines that transform your hexagram into a second one — each with its judgment. Or browse all 64 hexagrams of the King Wen sequence below.

Heads score 3, tails 2; the three coins sum to 6–9 and make one line. Lines build from the BOTTOM up. ○ old yang, × old yin — both are moving lines.

  1. Cast three coins: heads 3, tails 2.
  2. Their sum, 6 to 9, becomes one line. Repeat six times, bottom up.
  3. Sums of 6 and 9 are moving lines: they turn your hexagram into a second one.

Or pick any hexagram from the table below to read it without casting.

All 64 hexagrams (King Wen sequence)

☯️ Three thousand years of readers have watched three coins fall and asked what the moment is made of. The coins here fall on the browser's cryptographic randomness, and the hexagram is read off the traditional trigram table, King Wen order.