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Wealth and Officer Together: Ren-Wu, Gui-Si and Thirteen Hidden-Stem Comparisons
Here Wealth and Officer Together chiefly describes Ren-Wu and Gui-Si: their Day Branch contains Direct Wealth and Officer at a shared Lu position. The related name Lu Ma in One Place uses Horse for Wealth, not the Travel Horse star. It praises a traditional arrangement without establishing income or rank.
What do Ren-Wu and Gui-Si share?
Ren-Wu contains Ding Direct Wealth and Ji Officer, both with Lu in Wu-Horse. Gui-Si contains Bing Direct Wealth and Wu Officer, both with Lu in Si. These are the selected stems’ Lu positions, not Ren’s own Hai or Gui’s own Zi.
Si also contains Geng, Direct Resource (a traditional role associated with learning, care and dependable support) for Gui. Focusing on Wealth and Officer does not mean Si has only Bing and Wu or erase its other hidden stem (an additional element symbol traditionally assigned inside a lower chart symbol).
What are Wealth and authority in the eleven additional days?
The table compares the two main cases with eleven additional source days. It selects the Wealth and authority being discussed rather than listing every hidden stem.
| Day | Wealth stem | Wealth role | Authority stem | Authority role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ren-Wu (壬午) | Ding (丁) | Direct Wealth | Ji (己) | Officer |
| Gui-Si (癸巳) | Bing (丙) | Direct Wealth | Wu (戊) | Officer |
| Jia-Xu (甲戌) | Wu (戊) | Indirect Wealth | Xin (辛) | Officer |
| Yi-Chou (乙丑) | Ji (己) | Indirect Wealth | Xin (辛) | Killings |
| Yi-Si (乙巳) | Wu (戊) | Direct Wealth | Geng (庚) | Officer |
| Bing-Shen (丙申) | Geng (庚) | Indirect Wealth | Ren (壬) | Killings |
| Ding-Chou (丁丑) | Xin (辛) | Indirect Wealth | Gui (癸) | Killings |
| Wu-Chen (戊辰) | Gui (癸) | Direct Wealth | Yi (乙) | Officer |
| Ji-Hai (己亥) | Ren (壬) | Direct Wealth | Jia (甲) | Officer |
| Geng-Yin (庚寅) | Jia (甲) | Indirect Wealth | Bing (丙) | Killings |
| Xin-Wei (辛未) | Yi (乙) | Indirect Wealth | Ding (丁) | Killings |
| Ren-Xu (壬戌) | Ding (丁) | Direct Wealth | Wu (戊) | Killings |
| Gui-Wei (癸未) | Ding (丁) | Indirect Wealth | Ji (己) | Killings |
Why are the other eleven not all mixed Direct/Indirect cases?
Yi-Si, Wu-Chen and Ji-Hai also contain both Direct Wealth and Officer. The source’s broad description of mixed alternatives should not become the claim that every other day lacks that pair.
A checkable difference is shared Lu: Yi-Si’s Wu Wealth has Lu in Si but Geng Officer in Shen; Wu-Chen’s Gui Wealth in Zi and Yi Officer in Mao; Ji-Hai’s Ren Wealth in Hai but Jia Officer in Yin. Neither pair shares the Day Branch as both stems’ Lu.
How is Ji-Chou, Ding-Mao, Ren-Wu, Gui-Mao read?
Wu-Horse contains Ding and Ji, also exposed in Month and Year Stems respectively. Gui-Mao hour fits a Ren day and Ding-Mao month a Ji year, so these calendar pairings are compatible.
The two Mao branches, Gui Rob Wealth (a traditional role associated with shared resources, cooperation and competition) and the Mao season still matter. Ren-Wu does not justify ignoring the other six characters or turning a historical status claim into an income forecast.
Continue reading
- Special patterns overview
Distinguish local configurations, whole-chart methods and source cases.
- The Day Master’s hour Lu versus Wealth/Officer Lu
Identify whose Lu is being described.
- Officer and actual authority relations
Return the placement to the month and whole chart.