Special pattern · Stated Day stems meet Horse or Rooster while a cited chart arches three branches

What Is Noble Purity Entering the Hall (清貴入堂) in BaZi?

Learn the Yi–Ding–Xin with Horse and Ding–Xin–Gui with Rooster sets, the Ji-You example, three arched branches and product limits.

Simplified Chinese
清贵入堂
Traditional Chinese
清貴入堂
Pinyin
Qīng Guì Rù Táng
Also known as
Pure Nobility Enters the Hall · Qing Gui Ru Tang

Editorially reviewed:

Overview

Noble Purity Entering the Hall is the workbook’s English name for 清貴入堂. Its verse says Yi, Ding and Xin meet Horse, meaning the Wu branch, while Ding, Xin and Gui turn toward Rooster, meaning You. The cited chart Ji-You, Yi-Hai, Gui-Chou and Yi-Mao uses Gui with You and is also called a Hidden-Combination Three Wonders arrangement. Its visible branch sequence arches the missing Xu, Zi and Yin, which the source labels Officer, Lu and Wealth. The compact passage does not define a full position, direction, conflict or synthetic-branch policy for every case. OpenFate does not create those missing branches or detect Noble Purity Entering the Hall.

At a glance

Horse/Wu set
Yi, Ding and Xin
Rooster/You set
Ding, Xin and Gui
Recorded chart
Ji-You · Yi-Hai · Gui-Chou · Yi-Mao
Related name
Hidden-Combination Three Wonders
Arched branches
Xu, Zi and Yin as Officer, Lu and Wealth
Product boundary
No OpenFate entering-the-hall detector

The verse records two stem-to-branch sets

One set links Yi, Ding and Xin with Wu; the other links Ding, Xin and Gui with You. A responsible reading identifies the exact reference stem, branch and position used by its school.

The verse alone does not say every occurrence of those characters qualifies, or whether Wu and You may appear at any pillar.

  • Name the selected stem set and actual branch.
  • Do not generalize an unstated position policy.

The cited chart adds hidden arches as a separate evidence route

Ji-You, Yi-Hai, Gui-Chou and Yi-Mao places Gui Day with You in the chart. Between You–Hai, Hai–Chou and Chou–Mao lie Xu, Zi and Yin.

The source labels those missing branches Officer, Lu and Wealth. They remain arched interpretations, not actual natal pillars or universally available Ten-God objects.

  • Show visible branches before the three missing intervals.
  • Label arched branches without converting them into natal data.

OpenFate does not materialize the three arched branches

The product can retain the actual four pillars and implemented stem, branch, Lu and combination evidence.

There is no Noble Purity Entering the Hall detector. No Xu, Zi or Yin pillar, virtual Officer or Wealth, rank score, report field or saved value is added.

  • Keep visible and arched evidence distinct.
  • No virtual branches, role objects or report mutation.

Purity and entering a hall cannot prove status or character

The verse uses court-office and brocade language. These historical values do not establish a person’s character or modern outcome.

Do not infer purity, morality, office, promotion, elite access, clothing, income, wealth, relationships, health, safety or lifespan.

  • No purity, office, promotion, access or wealth guarantee.
  • No relationship, health, safety or lifespan prediction.

Sources and editorial basis

  1. 《三命通會》 (Sanming Tonghui)
    《古今圖書集成》藝術典第609卷所錄《三命通會》「清貴入堂」:乙丁辛見馬午、丁辛癸向雞酉;己酉乙亥癸丑乙卯命例又名暗合三奇,酉亥丑卯內夾戌子寅為官祿財A historical compilation covering stems and branches, Ten Gods, Nayin, Shen Sha, and multiple classical pattern systems.
  2. OpenFate Editorial Methodology
    午組與酉組先明基準干支及柱位,己酉命例的可見支、暗合與所夾戌子寅分層,夾拱只作解釋而不物化成本命柱或通用十神;來源未給全位置方向沖破虛支政策,未實作則不判、不造虛支官財職級分數報告儲存,並排除清貴道德官位升遷資源衣著收入財富關係健康安全壽命推斷OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.
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