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Lu Origin Three Meetings: Five Yang Routes, Ren’s Fire Group and a Separate Lu Account
Three Meetings in this passage chiefly uses trine groups such as Si–You–Chou, not the seasonal directional groups such as Yin–Mao–Chen. The five Yang-stem routes and the closing account beginning from one’s own Lu branch have different starting points.
Which relations do the five routes name?
The table follows the passage. Resource (the role family that supports the birth-day element, often interpreted through learning and support) includes both polarities, while Killings and Hurting Officer (a traditional role associated with independent expression and questioning rules) each identify a precise stem. Check the actual branches rather than supply a full group from one member.
| Day | Source group | Resource | Killings caution | Hurting Officer caution | Opposing group |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jia (甲) | Si (巳), You (酉), Chou (丑) | Ren (壬), Gui (癸) | Geng (庚) | Ding (丁) | Hai (亥), Mao (卯), Wei (未) |
| Bing (丙) | Shen (申), Zi (子), Chen (辰) | Jia (甲), Yi (乙) | Ren (壬) | Ji (己) | Yin (寅), Wu (午), Xu (戌) |
| Wu (戊) | Hai (亥), Mao (卯), Wei (未) | Bing (丙), Ding (丁) | Jia (甲) | Xin (辛) | Si (巳), You (酉), Chou (丑) |
| Geng (庚) | Yin (寅), Wu (午), Xu (戌) | Wu (戊), Ji (己) | Bing (丙) | Gui (癸) | Shen (申), Zi (子), Chen (辰) |
| Ren (壬) | Yin (寅), Wu (午), Xu (戌) | Geng (庚), Xin (辛) | Wu (戊) | Yi (乙) | Shen (申), Zi (子), Chen (辰) |
Why does Ren also use Yin–Wu–Xu, rather than a uniform Officer group?
Both texts give Yin–Wu–Xu for Ren. Fire is Ren’s Wealth (the role family controlled by the birth-day element, often interpreted through resources and practical demands)—Bing Indirect and Ding Direct—while Ji Earth is Officer (the role family that controls the birth-day element, often interpreted through rules and demands). Wu-Horse does contain Ji, but Yin contains Wu Killings; the entire Fire group is not Ren’s Officer.
For Geng the same Fire stems are Ding Officer and Bing Killings. The table should not be regularized by silently replacing Ren’s group or changing the Ten God (one of ten traditional relationship labels defined relative to the birth-day element) identities.
How does the account beginning from one’s own Lu work?
The closing passage starts with Jia’s Lu in Yin and its Yin–Wu–Xu group, and Yi’s Lu in Mao with Hai–Mao–Wei. Lu here means the life-stage position, making Jia’s Fire route different from its earlier Metal route.
Jia-Yin with Wu-Horse but no Xu still lacks one actual member. The historical one-into-three expression does not add a birth-chart branch.
How can the terminology be kept understandable?
Name the chosen account, then list the actual group, hidden-stem (an additional element symbol traditionally assigned inside a lower chart symbol) roles, Day Master (the birth-day element used as the chart’s reference) support and Resource. The opposing group also requires branch-by-branch examination of real contacts.
The useful result is distinguishing reference frames in one historical passage. A complete group guarantees no office, wealth or promotion and does not replace the month reading.
Continue reading
- Special patterns overview
Distinguish local configurations, whole-chart methods and source cases.
- Officer and Lu positions in Lu Origins Exchange
Compare different uses of the same Lu term.
- Officer and actual authority relations
Return the placement to the month and whole chart.