Shaobingge (The Shaobing Song) (燒餅歌)

The third text of China's classical prophecy trilogy — the 燒餅歌 attributed to Liu Bowen (劉伯溫), joining the 推背圖 and 馬前課 on the verbatim shelf: the famous dialogue in which 明太祖 covers a half-eaten shaobing with a bowl and the strategist names it unseen (半似日兮半似月，曾被金龍咬一缺), then unfolds the dynasties question by question — 只恐燕子飛來, 八千女鬼亂朝綱, 萬子萬孫層疊層, down to 手執鋼刀九十九，殺盡胡人方罷休 and the sealing couplet 千言萬語知虛實，留與蒼生作證盟. Served as 42 dialogue segments from the scan-backed 中國預言八種 recension (zh.wikisource witness) with the interlinear reign glosses (永樂 through 光緒) carried per segment, under FOUR machine-asserted corpus laws: byte-exact reconstruction (length + rolling checksum — one altered character refuses to boot), dialogue shape (no imperial question left unanswered), the nine Qing reign glosses in strict chronological order, and cross-recension famous-verse locks. The variant popular recension (~1,912 characters) is NAMED, never blended. A classical 讖緯 text served for literary and historical study — scholarship dates it to the Qing era despite the Ming framing, the glosses are the tradition's own historical readings, and the engine makes NO claim any line predicts modern events.

Cost: 2 TIAN Points per call. tRPC procedure shaobingge.read.