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- Branch Gong He Lookup: Arch Combinations in BaZiA lookup guide for Gong He arch combinations: when the two flanking branches of a San He trio appear adjacently, what the missing branch is, and why Deep Oracle reports it without treating it as transformation.
- Branch Gong Hui Lookup: Directional Arch Combinations in BaZiA lookup guide for Gong Hui directional arch combinations: the four first-and-last branch pairs, the missing directional branch, and Deep Oracle's conservative natal-adjacent rule.
- Zi Wu Clash: Water-Fire Opposition in BaZiThe Zi Wu clash is one of the six clashes among the earthly branches, where Zi water and Wu fire are directly opposite in direction and nature.
- Chou Wu Harm: The Branch Interaction in Six HarmsThe Chou Wu harm is one of the six harms among the earthly branches, also known as mutual piercing.
- Mao-Chen Harm: One of the Six Harms in Earthly BranchesThe Mao-Chen Harm is one of the Six Harms (Liu Hai) in Earthly Branches, also known as mutual clash.
- Shen Hai Harm: One of the Six Harms in Earthly BranchesThis page introduces the Shen Hai harm, one of the Six Harms (also called mutual piercing) among the Earthly Branches.
- Yin-Si Harm: One of the Six Harms in Earthly BranchesThe Yin-Si harm is one of the Six Harms in the Earthly Branches, a form of interaction in traditional Chinese astrology.
- You-Xu Harm: One of the Six Harms in Earthly BranchesThe You-Xu harm is one of the Six Harms among the Earthly Branches, a type of interaction in Chinese metaphysics.
- Zi Wei Harm: One of the Six Harms in Earthly BranchesThe Zi Wei Harm is one of the Six Harms (Liu Hai) among the Earthly Branches, also known as mutual piercing.
- Chen Chou Break: One of the Six Earthly Branch BreaksThe Chen Chou Break is one of the six Earthly Branch breaks, where the branches Chen and Chou appearing together in the four pillars indicate a break relationship.
- Shen-Si Break: One of the Six Earthly Branch BreaksThe Shen-Si Break is one of the six Earthly Branch breaks, referring to the breaking relationship formed when Shen metal meets Si fire.
- Wu Mao Po: One of the Six DestructionsWu Mao Po is one of the Six Destructions, a relationship formed when both Wu and Mao appear among the four earthly branches of a chart.
- Xu Wei Po: One of the Six Clashes in Earthly BranchesXu Wei Po is one of the Six Clashes (Liu Po) among the Earthly Branches. The Six Clashes comprise six pairs: Zi-You, Yin-Hai, Chen-Chou, Wu-Mao, Shen-Si, and Xu-Wei.
- Yin Hai Break: One of the Six Breaks and How to IdentifyThe Yin Hai Break is one of the Six Breaks in Chinese astrology, which include Zi You, Yin Hai, Chen Chou, Wu Mao, Shen Si, and Xu Wei.
- Zi You Po: One of the Six Earthly Branch ClashesZi You Po is one of the Six Earthly Branch Clashes, referring to the simultaneous presence of the Zi and You branches in a natal chart.
- Hai-Zi-Chou Three Combinations Water StructureThis page introduces the Hai-Zi-Chou Three Combinations Water Structure, one of the four directional combinations in Chinese astrology.
- Shen You Xu Three Harmony Metal StructureThe Shen You Xu Three Harmony Metal Structure is one of the four Earthly Branch Three Harmonies, formed by Shen, You, and Xu.
- Si Wu Wei Three Meeting Fire FrameThis page introduces the Si Wu Wei Three Meeting Fire Frame, one of the four Earthly Branch Three Meetings.
- Yin Mao Chen Three Combinations: Wood Bureau of the EastThe Yin Mao Chen Three Combinations form the Wood Bureau of the East, one of the four Directional Combinations in Chinese astrology.
- Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches LookupThis page offers a lookup for any pair of Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch within the sexagenary cycle.
- Sexagenary Day Counting: Continuous Cycle of Day PillarsThis page explains the day pillar in BaZi, the only pillar independent of solar terms.
- Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches: The Five ElementsThis page explains the correspondence between the heavenly stems, earthly branches, and the five elements.
- The Ren-Zi Year Pillar: Mulberry Wood on the Yang BladeDiscover the Ren-Zi (壬子) year pillar: Mulberry Wood, Ren water on its imperial-flourishing Yang Blade — ancestral influences, early-life themes, and interaction with each Day Master.
- The Wu-Yin Year Pillar: City-Wall Earth on its Long-Life SeatDiscover the Wu-Yin (戊寅) year pillar: City-Wall Earth, Wu earth on its Long-Life seat in Yin with Killing and Resource sharing one branch — ancestral influences, early-life themes, and interaction with each Day Master.
- Branch Liuchong Chen XuBranch Liuchong Chen Xu explains the page's BaZi reading angle with specific chart evidence, timing context, practical interpretation limits, and cautious planning guidance.
- Branch Liuchong Chou WeiBranch Liuchong Chou Wei explains the page's BaZi reading angle with specific chart evidence, timing context, practical interpretation limits, and cautious planning guidance.
- Branch Liuchong Mao YouBranch Liuchong Mao You explains the page's BaZi reading angle with specific chart evidence, timing context, practical interpretation limits, and cautious planning guidance.
- Branch Liuchong Si HaiBranch Liuchong Si Hai explains the page's BaZi reading angle with specific chart evidence, timing context, practical interpretation limits, and cautious planning guidance.
- Branch Liuchong Yin ShenBranch Liuchong Yin Shen explains the page's BaZi reading angle with specific chart evidence, timing context, practical interpretation limits, and cautious planning guidance.
- Branch Liuhe Chen YouBranch Liuhe Chen You explains the page's BaZi reading angle with specific chart evidence, timing context, practical interpretation limits, and cautious planning guidance.