Tianfu Nobleman (天福贵人)

Symbolic stars · Tendency: Auspicious

From the classics

有福星贵人，如一命，壬子、癸卯、庚戌、庚辰，壬骑龙背；又贵在卯巳，得辰是福星扶贵人也。

——《三命通会》

What it means

Tianfu Nobleman (天福贵人) is the Fortune Star reinforcing the day's nobleman where it is well placed, so one receives patronage and protection. As in the 'Ren riding the dragon's back' pattern (Ren-zi, Gui-mao, Geng-xu, Geng-chen), where nobility lies at Mao/Si and gaining Chen lets the Fortune Star aid nobility—it brings a life of few illnesses and blessings enjoyed early; in an ordinary chart it grants a lifetime free of legal calamity.

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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