Guoyin Nobleman (国印贵人)

Symbolic stars · Tendency: Auspicious

From the classics

甲见戌，乙见亥，丙见丑，丁见寅，戊见丑，己见寅，庚见辰，辛见巳，壬见未，癸见申。国印者，朝廷之印也；四柱带之者，主掌印之权，办事公道，气质轩昂。

——《张果星宗》

What it means

Guoyin Nobleman (国印贵人) is taken from the day stem against the branches: Jia meets Xu, Yi meets Hai, Bing meets Chou, Ding meets Yin, Wu meets Chou, Ji meets Yin, Geng meets Chen, Xin meets Si, Ren meets Wei, Gui meets Shen. Guoyin is the seal of the court; carrying it in the four pillars marks authority over the seal, fair conduct and a dignified bearing—an auspicious star.

The Chinese source texts are in the public domain. The English readings on this page were written for this library, not machine-translated from the Chinese commentary.

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