Tai Sai, also known by the names dai siu small and big hi lo, chuck-a luck, is an ancient Chinese dice game. The name derives from two sources: the Chinese Tai Sai and the English chuck-a-luck. In Chinese, sic bo means "precious dice".
Tamagushi
The tamagushi, a type offering in the Shinto religion is called a 먹튀검증 Tamagushi. Made of tree fibers and strips of cloth or paper, tamagushi are usually offered as amulets to worshipers. They are memorial altars for the ancestor spirits who are worshipped on an inferior level to the kamidana (the three-level pagoda).
Golden-Haired Hou
The demon king of the Kingdom of Zhuzi Sai Tai Sui, rode his Golden-Haired Hou. The legendary beast is actually a golden-haired hou, also known as the steed Guanyin. He carries a Broad Axe and a pair of purple-gold bells that create dust storms and fire.
Lady Wukong
Lady Wukong Tai Sai tells the story of an Chinese demon that tries to trick a human woman. The story begins with Baigujing, a demon, who appears to trick Sanzang three more times. After the third time, the demon escapes and kidnaps Lady Wukong. Lady Wukong and her comrades are slain by the demon, and then the demon is defeated by the mighty Sun Wokong.
Three magical bells
Legend has it that the Three Magic Bells of Tai Sai were used by the demon King to repel all people. The bells, crafted by the astrologer Taishang Laojun have the ability to invoke smoke, fire and dust storms. They are magical bells, but they actually serve as the collars of Sai Tai Sui. As a result, the story follows two rivals with different goals.
Amulet
The Tai Sai amulet can give you positive energy protection, prosperity, and a lot more. It can bring you an increase in income or even a promotion. It will protect you from being cheated of business opportunities. This amulet is believed by many to bring luck and prosperity, and also ensure that you are not taken advantage of. It is also called the "battery of prosperity" and is said to increase longevity and wealth.
Festival
The Aiki Tai Sai Festival, a traditional Japanese celebration held at the Aiki Jinja. This place of worship serves as an area for Aikido. Hundreds of people gather each year to attend this festival that combines shinto ceremonies, Aikido demonstrations, and Doshu talks. It is also home to one of Japan's most significant Aikido events. The festival is held in Iwama, Japan for over a century. However it is now staged in other areas of.
Origin
While the origins of Tai Sai remain a mystery however, it is believed that the game originated in the early days of China, in particular in the Fujian Province. Although American gambling establishments claim that the game's first appearance was in Las Vegas, it is likely that it originated from the Fujian province. The game is closely linked to the British game tongkat ali, which translates to "five" in Chinese. Tai Sai is one the oldest forms of gambling around the world.
