Palace
Fū Qī
Spouse
A chart describes tendencies in a traditional system. It cannot decide health, money, law, marriage or children.
In the classical sources
左辅右弼谐老
左輔 and 右弼: growing old together.
紫微斗數全書 卷二
About this entry
This is the third position in the count, two palaces backward from 命宮, and across from it sits the Career palace. The 身宮, or body palace, can land here for some birth hours. Together with 遷移 and 福德 it forms one of the four triangles that divide the ring.
The two names for it tell a story. The calculator shows the modern 夫妻, husband and wife, while 紫微斗數全書 heads the section 妻妾, wife and concubines, and that older heading shows whose household it had in mind. Treating the palace as one for any partnership, of any kind, is a modern use and the book does not say it. The palace name and its position are the only basis for what is said about it here.
The entries speak from a husband's side. They concern when a marriage takes place, how the ages of the couple compare, whether the pair grows old together, and separation, and they sometimes put a number on marriages. That material reflects the marriage customs of the book's own era and is stated in flat terms, so this site reports its subject matter and leaves the individual verdicts in the source. The calculator places the stars here, draws no conclusion about any relationship, and does not compute the 斗君 marker with which the section closes.
Where this text comes from
The Chinese follows the Wikisource text of 紫微斗數全書, whose base edition the page does not state. Statements about the calculator describe its own rules, and modern readings are labeled as modern.
- 紫微斗數全書 卷二
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- 紫微斗數 (Chinese Wikipedia)
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The English name and the wording here are our own. Quotations keep the stored text of the witness.