Yes, ENTJ, at your service, The King of Swords, though you may call me Prince.
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Court cards and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
Tarotists sometimes assign correspondences between the 16 court cards and the 16 types under the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality profile test. See Wikipedia article on Myers-Briggs Type Indicator for a discussion of the MBTI and the 16 MBTI types.
It should be noted that there is no one single universal system of correspondences between the 16 court cards and the 16 MBTI types. There have been a number of different systems of court-to-type correspondences identified by tarotists.
[edit]Table of various MBTI correlation
# | Valet of Batons | Knight of Batons | Queen of Batons | King of Batons | Valet of Cups | Knight of Cups | Queen of Cups | King of Cups | Valet of Coins | Knight of Coins | Queen of Coins | King of Coins | Valet of Swords | Knight of Swords | Queen of Swords | King of Swords | source: | |||
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1 | INFP | ENFP | INFJ | ENFJ | ISFP | ESFP | ISFJ | ESFJ | ISTP | ESTP | ISTJ | ESTJ | INTP | ENTP | INTJ | ENTJ | ||||
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