周公

DUKE OF ZHOU — DREAM INTERPRETER

周公解夢
The first dream interpreter. Three thousand years ago the Duke of Zhou began the registry that bears his name — the same Duke Confucius mourned no longer dreaming of. The Ledger has kept every dream since. Tonight it opens for yours: the classical judgment, the cinnabar seal, the remedy, and the whisper of the nine schools of dream scholars.
Your birth
The dream, as it happened

The dream is read symbol by symbol, in the old way, with the Duke’s judgment for each.

Your Registry

The dreams and questions you have presented to the Ledger, kept in this browser. The Duke forgets no entry — and neither will this page.

The Ledger, Open — browse the Duke’s registry

The Duke’s own registry — browse the entries by their classical category, in Chinese and English.

The Ledger follows the traditional dream dictionary attributed to the Duke of Zhou (周公解梦) — a living folk canon of signs and their judgments, in the classical register: 吉 auspicious, 凶 caution, 平 balanced. Its counsel is suggestive, never prescriptive: the Duke reads the dream, and the dreamer walks the waking world.