Select a saved profile or create one. Birthplace enables true solar time.
From the profile birth data, derive year-pillar Nayin and the day stem. For Ten Gods, luck cycles, and full structure, use the Four Pillars chart.
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Year Nayin, Day Master, and eight-character element counts when birth hour is known.
The year-pillar Nayin name and traditional image, e.g. Stream Water.
Day stem and its element, e.g. Ji Earth. Open the matching Day Master guide.
With a birth hour, counts the Five Elements across the eight characters.
Two common layers: Year Nayin (e.g. Stream Water) and Day Master (e.g. Ji Earth). Day Master is the day stem, often used as the chart reference.
Year Nayin and Day Master usually need only the date. Element counts include the hour pillar’s two characters; without an hour, counts stay hidden.
The animal is the year branch. Nayin and Day Master come from year Nayin and the day stem. Use the Four Pillars chart for the full structure.
It means a lower share among the eight characters — a structural lean. Read it with season and useful gods.
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