Spouse Star in Bazi (配偶星)
Compare declared spouse-star conventions with the natal Day Branch, chart structure, and real relationship evidence without binary or deterministic claims.
Overview
The Spouse Star is a school-defined Ten-God correspondence used in traditional relationship analysis. A common gendered table maps the Wealth family in a male chart and the Officer or Seven Killings family in a female chart, but this convention is not universal and should not be forced onto identity or relationship structure. The star is also distinct from the Spouse Palace, normally the natal Day Branch. Neither can identify a partner or guarantee marriage, fidelity, fertility, separation, or relationship quality.
At a glance
- Common male-chart rule
- Wealth family
- Common female-chart rule
- Officer and Seven Killings family
- School rule
- Declare mapping and identity assumptions
- Separate reference
- Spouse Palace is the natal Day Branch
- Required context
- Structure, relations, timing, lived evidence
- Boundary
- No partner identification or event guarantee
Declare the spouse-star convention
Older tables often use Wealth for a male chart and Officer or Seven Killings for a female chart, with polarity refinements that vary by lineage.
Treat that table as one historical method. State it explicitly and do not use a birth chart to assign someone’s gender, sexuality, preferred partner, or family role.
- Name the adopted table and polarity.
- Do not impose binary identity assumptions.
Keep the Spouse Star distinct from the Spouse Palace
The Spouse Star is a Ten-God correspondence; the Spouse Palace is normally the natal Day Branch. They are separate evidence sources even when one symbol connects them.
Read each through position, season, roots, hidden stems, combinations, clashes, structure, and counterevidence before any synthesis.
- Preserve star-and-palace provenance.
- Avoid duplicate weighting.
Use lived relationship evidence as the reality check
A chart may support a conditional theme about exchange, responsibility, pressure, or connection, but those functions do not describe a specific partner.
Relationship status, consent, communication, compatibility, safety, and goals must come from the people involved, not from a symbolic label.
- Ask what relationship context applies.
- Let direct behavior outrank symbolism.
Do not predict or profile a partner
A present, absent, combined, clashed, or tombed Spouse Star cannot prove marriage, divorce, fidelity, abuse, fertility, pregnancy, sexual behavior, health, wealth, or a partner’s identity.
Use consent, safety planning, medical or legal advice, and direct financial and relationship information for consequential decisions.
- No sensitive third-party inference.
- No relationship event guarantee.
Sources and editorial basis
- 《淵海子平》 (Yuanhai Ziping)《淵海子平》婚姻六親傳統常以男命財星、女命官殺映射配偶角色，但陰陽細分與使用條件須依流派聲明A foundational Ziping reference for branch months, hidden stems, roots, and stem-branch relationships.
- 《三命通會》 (Sanming Tonghui)《三命通會》婚姻相關判法兼看配偶角色星、日支宮位與全局作用，不以單一符號保證婚姻事件A historical compilation covering stems and branches, Ten Gods, Nayin, Shen Sha, and multiple classical pattern systems.
- OpenFate Editorial Methodology配偶星頁把十神對應與原局日支配偶宮分開，避免二元身分假設，並排除伴侶辨識、忠誠、生育、健康與婚姻結果保證OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.