Mazu Sixty Jiazi Lots (六十甲子籤) (六十甲子籤)

THE SIXTY JIAZI LOTS (六十甲子籤) — the Mazu oracle: the second great lot set of the Chinese temple world, drawn before the goddess of the sea from Dajia Jenn Lann to Beigang Chaotian and shared by Wang Ye and Baosheng Dadi temples across the coast. Sixty lots, ONE FOR EACH SEXAGENARY PILLAR, each a seven-character quatrain with its element line (屬金利秋 宜其西方 — element, season, favorable direction). THE ORDER IS A THEOREM: six pillars per stem, branches ascending by two from 子/丑 — proven for all sixty at load and proven a permutation of the complete cycle. THE CORPUS IS TWO-WITNESSED: all 60 quatrains (240 lines, every one exactly seven characters — asserted) confirmed VERBATIM in an independent text, 60/60. AND THE ELEMENT LINE CARRIES THE TRADITION'S OWN ANOMALY, SERVED AS DATA: the 屬 element equals the pillar's NAYIN element — proven against the independent lunar-javascript nayin table for 59 OF 60 — but 壬戌 (nayin 大海水, water) is printed 屬土 by the temple tables themselves, a reading corroborated by an independent temple source: the deviation is the tradition's, flagged, never silently normalized. Element→season→direction mapping asserted across all sixty. Draw randomly (crypto), by lot number, or BY PILLAR; temple specials (籤頭) disclosed, not served. Eastern becomes sixty-six systems. Pure compute, no LLM.

Cost: 1 TIAN Points per call. tRPC procedure mazu.lot.