What Is Chou Remotely Summons Si Lu (丑遙巳祿) in BaZi?
Learn the Xin-Chou and Gui-Chou routes, repeated Chou condition, absent Si Officer target, seasonal rules, blockers and pattern precedence.
Overview
Chou Remotely Summons Si Lu is the standard English name for 丑遙巳祿. It is restricted to Xin-Chou and Gui-Chou days with repeated Chou. The source says Chou remotely “breaks” or draws an absent Si: Si contains Bing, the Proper Officer of Xin, and Wu, the Proper Officer of Gui, while Bing and Wu have Lu in Si. One Shen or You may help hold Si, but Zi binding Chou, Wei clashing Chou, or Si filling the target blocks the premise. Xin-Chou prefers autumn and no visible Bing, Ding, Si or Wu; Gui-Chou prefers winter and no visible Wu, Ji, Si or Wu branch. Mixed-Qi, Officer, Killing, Resource, Wealth, arched-Lu and related ordinary structures must be resolved first. OpenFate has no Chou Remotely Summons Si Lu detector.
At a glance
- Eligible day pillars
- Xin-Chou or Gui-Chou
- Required repetition
- Multiple Chou branches
- Remote target for Xin
- Bing Proper Officer inside absent Si
- Remote target for Gui
- Wu Proper Officer inside absent Si
- Branch blockers
- Zi binds Chou, Wei clashes Chou, Si fills the target
- Product boundary
- No OpenFate Chou Remotely Summons Si Lu detector
Xin-Chou and Gui-Chou share a branch mechanism but not the same Officer
Repeated Chou is the common structural condition. For Xin Metal, Bing Fire hidden in absent Si is Proper Officer. For Gui Water, Wu Earth hidden in Si is Proper Officer. Bing and Wu are also described as having Lu in Si, which explains the title.
The two routes must remain separate because their Ten Gods, seasons and visible-stem exclusions differ. One Shen or You may be used in the old holding theory, but it does not replace the required Chou repetition.
- Resolve the Day Master before naming the Officer target.
- Do not merge the Xin and Gui exclusion lists.
Season, branch damage and ordinary-pattern precedence define the boundary
Xin-Chou is preferred in autumn and the source excludes visible Bing, Ding and Fire branches. Gui-Chou is preferred in winter and excludes visible Wu, Ji and Fire branches. Zi binds Chou, Wei clashes Chou and an actual Si fills the supposedly absent target.
A Chen, Xu, Chou or Wei month may establish Mixed Qi. Xin born in Bing-Yin, Bing-Wu or Bing-Xu months has direct Officer evidence; Gui with abundant Earth may form Officer or Killing. Gui-Hai hour may be arched Lu, a Metal month Resource and a Fire month Wealth. These ordinary classifications take priority. Similarity to Xin-Hai or Gui-Hai Flying Heavenly Lu Horse does not make the patterns identical.
- Check route-specific season and visible-stem exclusions.
- Resolve direct month and hour structures before remote Lu.
OpenFate exposes the two routes without synthesizing Si
OpenFate identifies Xin-Chou or Gui-Chou, counts Chou, detects Zi-Chou binding and Chou-Wei clash, resolves hidden stems, Ten Gods, seasons, month command and competing patterns.
It does not generate the absent Si or its Bing and Wu and does not output Chou Remotely Summons Si Lu. A detector would require two separate route tables, repetition thresholds, holding rules, filling and damage states, ordinary-pattern precedence and counterexamples.
- Never turn virtual Si into a branch in the chart.
- Keep this label closed until route-specific tests exist.
Remote Lu is a textual rule, not a promise of office or wealth
Historical descriptions associate the route with office and prosperity, but they do not provide a validated modern prediction method. Season preferences are not guarantees of favorable outcomes.
The term cannot establish employment, promotion, authority, income, investment performance, relationships, health or lifespan. Use the article for source literacy, not personal risk decisions.
- Exclude rank, wealth and timing guarantees.
- Keep health, family and financial advice outside the pattern.
Sources and editorial basis
- 《三命通會》 (Sanming Tonghui)卷六「丑遙巳祿」：辛丑癸丑日、多丑遙巳、巳中丙戊正官、申酉牽巳、子合丑未沖丑巳填實及秋冬路線A historical compilation covering stems and branches, Ten Gods, Nayin, Shen Sha, and multiple classical pattern systems.
- OpenFate Editorial Methodology辛癸兩路、重丑、缺席巳、季節透干與普通格優先分層，不混同飛天祿馬並排除官位財富關係健康壽命保證OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.