Special pattern · Four clash-and-combination routes to an absent Officer

What Is Clash-Combine Lu Horse (沖合祿馬) in BaZi?

Learn the Jia, Yi, Wu and Ji clash-combine routes, absent Officer targets, strong-day note, source ambiguity, precedence and product limits.

Simplified Chinese
冲合禄马
Traditional Chinese
沖合祿馬
Pinyin
Chōng Hé Lù Mǎ
Also known as
Chong He Lu Ma · clashing and combining for Lu · four-stem remote Officer routes

Editorially reviewed:

Overview

Clash-Combine Lu Horse is the standard English name for 沖合祿馬. The passage gives four distinct Day-Master routes: Jia uses Mao to clash an absent You-Xin Officer target and another branch relation to draw it; Yi uses Yin to clash absent Shen-Geng and Zi-Chen or Si to connect the route; Wu uses You to clash absent Mao-Yi while Hai-Wei draws Mao; Ji uses Shen to clash absent Yin-Jia while Wu-Xu draws Yin. Bing and Ding are assigned to Reverse Clash Lu Horse, while Geng, Xin, Ren and Gui are assigned to Flying Heavenly Lu Horse, so this page does not expand the four routes to all ten stems. A printed or OCR-variant phrase in the Jia route is preserved as uncertain rather than normalized. Visible target Officer, a filled target or a direct month-command pattern takes precedence. OpenFate has no Clash-Combine Lu Horse detector.

At a glance

Jia route
Mao clashes absent You-Xin Proper Officer
Yi route
Yin clashes absent Shen-Geng Proper Officer
Wu route
You clashes absent Mao-Yi Proper Officer
Ji route
Shen clashes absent Yin-Jia Proper Officer
Excluded routes
Bing-Ding use Reverse Clash; Geng-Xin-Ren-Gui use Flying Lu Horse
Product boundary
No OpenFate Clash-Combine Lu Horse detector

Each of the four Day Masters has its own clash and combination chain

Jia seeks Xin in absent You through Mao clash; Yi seeks Geng in absent Shen through Yin clash, with Zi-Chen or Si relations used in the old chain. Wu seeks Yi in absent Mao through You clash and the Hai-Wei side of the Wood frame. Ji seeks Jia in absent Yin through Shen clash and the Wu-Xu side of the Fire frame.

These routes cannot be reduced to “any clash plus any combination.” The Day Master, clashing branch, absent target, hidden Proper Officer and supporting relation must match one route. The Jia wording varies across transmitted or machine-readable copies, so the uncertain auxiliary link must not be silently corrected into a new universal rule.

  • Validate a complete route rather than mixing participants from different rows.
  • Retain the Jia-source variant as an editorial uncertainty.

The source limits the applicable stems and gives force and filling conditions

Bing and Ding are directed to Reverse Clash Lu Horse; Geng, Xin, Ren and Gui to Flying Heavenly Lu Horse. The passage also calls Jia-Yin, Yi-Mao, Bing-Wu, Ding-Wei, Wu-Wu, Ji-Wei, Geng-Shen, Xin-You, Ren-Zi and Gui-Hai strong self-supported days, while several grave-store days are slower. This strength note does not erase the four named route definitions.

If the target Officer or target branch is already visible, the absent-target premise is filled. Damage to the clashing or combining participant and a month command already establishing Officer also take priority. “Lu Horse” here is historical official-and-wealth imagery, not the Yi Ma Traveling Horse star.

  • Do not extend the four routes to the other six Day Masters.
  • Resolve visible Officer and month-command evidence first.

OpenFate calculates every visible relation but does not infer the missing Officer

OpenFate can identify the Day Master, branch clashes, three-combination participants, hidden stems, Proper Officer, month command, strength and the related Reverse Clash or Flying Heavenly Lu Horse evidence.

It does not insert You, Shen, Mao, Yin or their hidden Officer stems and does not output Clash-Combine Lu Horse. A detector needs four route tables, source-version handling, absence and filling states, strength policy, ordinary-pattern precedence and negative fixtures. Current reports are not changed.

  • Keep source inferences out of deterministic pillar data.
  • Fail closed on ambiguous auxiliary text or mixed routes.

The name does not guarantee authority, money or life outcomes

Classical Lu and Horse wording reflects an old status economy. It does not prove employability, rank, promotion, income, business performance or social standing, and it is not a timing technique for modern events.

Do not use this rare label to decide financial, legal, relationship, health or safety questions. Those decisions require current evidence and qualified professional support.

  • Exclude career, wealth and status promises.
  • Do not confuse the label with Traveling Horse or event timing.

Sources and editorial basis

  1. 《三命通會》 (Sanming Tonghui)
    卷六「沖合祿馬」:甲卯沖酉辛、乙寅沖申庚、戊酉沖卯乙、己申沖寅甲四路,倒沖飛天分流、強日附註及甲路異文A historical compilation covering stems and branches, Ten Gods, Nayin, Shen Sha, and multiple classical pattern systems.
  2. OpenFate Editorial Methodology
    四路精確匹配、缺席與填實、版本異文、強日與普通格優先分層,不補全十干並排除官位財富法律健康人生結果保證OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.
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