Punishments and Harms Affecting the Spouse Palace
Identify punishment and harm rules involving the Day Branch, preserve their different participant conditions, and reject literal injury or abuse interpretations.
Overview
Punishments and harms affecting the spouse palace covers two distinct Earthly Branch relation families involving the natal Day Branch. Punishment may require a self-punishment, pair, or complete three-branch configuration under the adopted rule set; harm uses one of the canonical six harm pairs. Neither term should be read from its English or Chinese name as a real punishment, betrayal, illness, injury, or abuse. Show every participant, completeness, position, natal or dated layer, repetition, competing relations, and affected functions before offering a conditional structural description.
At a glance
- Palace anchor
- Natal Day Branch
- Punishment family
- Self, pair, or three-branch rule with declared completeness
- Harm family
- One of six canonical Earthly Branch harm pairs
- Required output
- Participants, completeness, positions, layer, and affected functions
- Name boundary
- Symbolic rule names are not literal acts
- Cannot prove
- Punishment, betrayal, illness, injury, abuse, or separation
Classify punishment and harm as different relations
Anchor the spouse palace to the Day Branch. For punishment, state the adopted self, pair, or complete three-branch rule and all participants; for harm, show the exact canonical pair.
Do not combine punishment, harm, clash, and break into a generic negative score. Each relation has different membership and interpretation limits.
- Name the relation family and every participant.
- Do not aggregate unlike rules into one severity count.
Show completeness, repetition, and affected functions
A partial group must remain partial under the selected school. Record repetition, adjacency, season, hidden stems, and other combinations or clashes that alter the context.
Describe which chart functions are contacted rather than using the spouse-palace label as a universal relationship verdict. Counterevidence remains visible.
- Do not silently complete a missing branch.
- Connect the relation to specific chart evidence.
Bound temporary relations to their time layer
A luck pillar or shorter period can add a participant. Label the exact dates, whether the group becomes complete, and when the added relation expires.
Temporary punishment or harm can prompt closer review but cannot schedule betrayal, conflict, illness, separation, litigation, or violence.
- Keep natal and dated participants separate.
- Expire temporary completeness with the time layer.
Do not literalize punishment or harm
These labels cannot establish abuse, coercion, criminality, illness, injury, deception, infidelity, trauma, or moral fault in either person.
If a real safety or health concern exists, use present behavior, clinical or legal evidence, trusted support, and qualified services—not a branch-relation name.
- No abuse, health, or character diagnosis.
- Direct evidence controls high-stakes decisions.
Sources and editorial basis
- 《三命通會》 (Sanming Tonghui)《三命通會》地支刑害相關分類支持分開核驗刑與六害，並保留不同刑法系統的參與支與完整條件，不能合併為單一不和分數A historical compilation covering stems and branches, Ten Gods, Nayin, Shen Sha, and multiple classical pattern systems.
- 《淵海子平》 (Yuanhai Ziping)《淵海子平》干支關係須連同月令、日主、藏干及全局作用觀察，名稱不能脫離原局證據直接轉成心理、健康或事件結論A foundational Ziping reference for branch months, hidden stems, roots, and stem-branch relationships.
- OpenFate Editorial Methodology婚姻宮逢刑害頁公開採用的關係表、原局或時運、期限及反證，禁止按字面推論傷害、背叛、虐待、疾病、刑罰、離婚或法律事件OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.