Spouse Star Entering a Tomb or Storehouse
Define the spouse role and adopted tomb-storehouse rule, distinguish storage from disappearance, and reject claims of absent, trapped, ill, or deceased partners.
Overview
Spouse star entering a tomb or storehouse is a school-dependent statement that must identify both the selected spouse-star Ten God and the branch treated as its tomb or storehouse under a declared element or stem rule. The phrase does not mean that a spouse is literally buried, absent, trapped, sick, dead, unavailable, or unable to marry. Verify the Day Master derivation, visible and hidden spouse-role evidence, the exact tomb-storehouse mapping, natal or dated location, opening or interaction conditions, season, roots, structure, and the separate Day Branch spouse palace before describing containment, storage, reduced access, or delayed expression as conditional imagery.
At a glance
- First input
- Declared spouse-star role derived from the Day Master
- Second input
- Declared tomb-storehouse mapping and target branch
- Required evidence
- Visible or hidden star, target presence, position, season, roots, and interactions
- Separate layer
- Day Branch spouse palace remains independent
- Possible imagery
- Storage, containment, reduced access, or delayed expression
- Cannot prove
- Absent, trapped, sick, deceased, unmarried, or unavailable partner
Define both the spouse star and tomb-storehouse rule
State the adopted spouse-star convention and derive the relevant Ten God from the Day Master. Then name the school-specific tomb or storehouse mapping and target branch.
Different methods may map by element phase or individual Heavenly Stem. Do not combine them silently or report “entering a tomb” without a reproducible rule.
- Publish both derivations.
- Label school differences instead of blending tables.
Verify presence, location, strength, and interaction
Locate the spouse role in visible stems and hidden stems, confirm that the target branch is actually present, and record whether the relation is natal or dated.
Check season, roots, support, control, combinations, clashes, and any adopted opening-storehouse conditions. Storage imagery is not automatic disappearance.
- A calculated target is not an actual hit.
- Show the conditions that strengthen, constrain, or open the storehouse.
Keep the spouse palace and whole chart in view
The spouse-star role and the Day Branch spouse palace are different evidence layers. Inspect both, then add month command, structure, related Ten Gods, branch interactions, and timing.
Containment or delayed expression is at most a conditional structural description. It does not identify another person or determine relationship availability.
- Do not replace the spouse palace with a tomb branch.
- Preserve supporting and conflicting evidence.
Never literalize tomb imagery
The phrase cannot prove illness, death, widowhood, confinement, celibacy, infertility, emotional unavailability, hidden partners, or failed marriage.
Use direct records and qualified medical, legal, or relationship support for real concerns. Avoid fear-based language and never diagnose a third person from one chart.
- No death, illness, or marriage-status prediction.
- No fear marketing or third-person diagnosis.
Sources and editorial basis
- 《三命通會》 (Sanming Tonghui)《三命通會》墓庫相關材料支持先指定五行或天干所用的墓庫對應、實際落點及開庫條件；不同傳承的表法不可為迎合結論任意混用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·論日為主》先由日主生剋及陰陽建立財與官殺，配偶星入墓必須以可重算的十神及其透藏、根氣與月令為前提A foundational Ziping reference for branch months, hidden stems, roots, and stem-branch relationships.
- OpenFate Editorial Methodology配偶星入墓頁分開歷史配偶角色、墓庫方法、原局與歲運及夫妻宮，禁止由「墓」字推論伴侶死亡、失蹤、疾病、囚禁、婚遲、獨身、不育或離婚OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.