Qabalah of nine chambers

The Royal Arch cipher used in the United States is actually a variation of a Hebrew Qabalistic cipher known as aiq beker or "the Qabalah of Nine Chambers."
Interestingly, both the American York and Scottish Rites preserve the triangle and yod, tradition in another, yet similar, manner.
The ring worn by Scottish Rite 14° members bears a triangle with a yod in the center, as does the American York Rite's Royal Arch "signet of truth," or "signet of Zerubbabel."
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For the benefit of those unfamiliar with the concept of the 'nine chambers' as it refers to the Hebrew Alphabet, the letters are placed in sequence within the spaces (or 'chambers') of a criss-cross as per that used for 'Naughts-&-Crosses'.
Reaching the ninth chamber, the tenth letter is placed with the first, and the sequence continues, each of these with a value increasing in tens. Again, after the first eighteen letters have been placed, the nineteenth, with a value of 100, is placed with the first (and tenth).
As each letter has a value, the first chamber has letters with a value 1, 10, and 100. The next chamber with values of 2, 20 and 200, etc..
Ida and Pingala are the two energy 'serpents' that spiral around the central backbone. Also each is at times said to relate to Sun and Moon.
As the Golden Dawn places the Fool with the letter whose value is one, the Bateleur or Magician with the letter whose value is two, the Moon with the letter whose value is 100, and the Sun with the letter whose value is 200, the small lists are given as Hans Idle suggests.
Problem is, of course, whether one accepts the GD views. For example, Resh (200), as twentieth letter, is for some of us more appropriately connected to XX Judgement.