Jinyu (金舆)

Symbolic stars · Tendency: Auspicious

From the classics

舆者，车也，金者，贵之义也……金舆常居禄前二辰……此煞乃禄命之旄旗，三才之节钺，主人性柔貌愿，举止温克，妇人逢之，不富即贵；男子得之，多妻妾，阴福相扶持。

——《三命通会》

What it means

Jinyu (金舆, the Golden Carriage) usually sits two branches ahead of the Lu, in the sense of a nobleman's carriage. It marks a gentle, mild temperament and dignified bearing; a woman who has it is, if not wealthy, then noble, and a man gains a worthy spouse and hidden support—a harmonious household with flourishing descendants. 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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