Special pattern · Jia-Zi day and Jia-Zi hour

What Is Zi Remotely Summons Si Lu (子遙巳祿) in BaZi?

Learn the exact Jia-Zi day-and-hour rule, repeated Zi condition, absent Si-to-You Officer chain, blockers, precedence and product limits.

Simplified Chinese
子遥巳禄
Traditional Chinese
子遙巳祿
Pinyin
Zǐ Yáo Sì Lù
Also known as
Zi Yao Si Lu · Rat remotely summons Snake Lu · Jia-Zi double-pillar remote Lu

Editorially reviewed:

Overview

Zi Remotely Summons Si Lu is the standard English name for 子遙巳祿. The source requires a Jia-Zi day and Jia-Zi hour, not merely a Zi branch. Repeated Zi contains Gui, which is said to remotely combine with Wu inside an absent Si. The passage then uses the shared Si palace to connect Bing and Wu, and Bing’s combination with Xin in You, giving Jia its Proper Officer. This is a historical virtual-link chain, not a command to add Si, You, Wu, Bing or Xin to the chart. Visible Geng, Xin or Bing, the branches Shen, You or Si, Wu clashing Zi, and Chou binding Zi interrupt or fill the route. A You or Chou month may already establish Proper Officer and must take precedence. OpenFate calculates the real pillars and relations but has no Zi Remotely Summons Si Lu detector.

At a glance

Required day pillar
Jia-Zi
Required hour pillar
Jia-Zi
Remote first target
Wu inside an absent Si
Officer endpoint
Xin in You, Jia’s Proper Officer
Named blockers
Geng, Xin, Bing, Shen, You, Si, Wu and Chou
Product boundary
No OpenFate Zi Remotely Summons Si Lu detector

The source requires the same Jia-Zi pillar at day and hour

Both positions matter. Jia-Zi at the day and Jia-Zi at the hour create the repeated Zi condition described by the text. A Jia day with one unrelated Zi, or two Zi branches under another Day Master, does not meet the printed setup.

Gui hidden in Zi is said to combine remotely with Wu in an absent Si. Bing and Wu share Si, after which Bing combines with Xin in You; Xin is Jia’s Proper Officer. This chain documents the source’s model but none of its absent participants becomes observed chart data.

  • Verify both complete Jia-Zi pillars.
  • Represent each absent target as an inference, never as a generated pillar.

Filling, clash, binding and an actual Officer pattern outrank the remote route

Visible Geng, Xin or Bing exposes competing participants, while Shen, You or Si fills the remote path. Wu directly clashes Zi and Chou binds Zi, so the repeated branch no longer operates as the passage intends.

The source says a You or Chou month can already be read as Proper Officer. That is a direct month-command structure and should not be relabeled as a rare remote-Lu pattern. Presence of a blocker and successful transformation are separate questions; neither should be collapsed into one score.

  • Classify each conflict as exposure, filling, clash or binding.
  • Let a valid Proper Officer month pattern take precedence.

OpenFate verifies the double pillar but does not create Si or You

OpenFate calculates day and hour pillars, repeated branches, hidden Gui, Five Combinations, clashes, bindings, Ten Gods and month command. These fields are sufficient to verify the visible setup and blockers.

It does not insert Si, You, Wu, Bing or Xin and does not publish Zi Remotely Summons Si Lu. A future detector needs exact pillar validation, an ordered virtual chain, absence states, blocker precedence and negative fixtures. Existing report output is preserved.

  • Audit only the calculated chart.
  • Fail closed whenever the exact double-pillar route is missing.

Lu and Officer language does not promise rank or prosperity

The title uses Lu as historical office-and-support imagery. It is not the Traveling Horse star, and the remote chain is not evidence that a job, promotion or income will appear.

Do not use the pattern to guarantee career, exams, authority, wealth, marriage, children, health or lifespan. Real decisions require current facts and appropriate professional advice.

  • Keep Lu distinct from Traveling Horse.
  • Exclude modern outcome and timing promises.

Sources and editorial basis

  1. 《三命通會》 (Sanming Tonghui)
    卷六「子遙巳祿」:甲子日甲子時、兩子癸遙合巳中戊、丙辛合至酉中辛官、庚辛丙與申酉巳午丑阻斷A historical compilation covering stems and branches, Ten Gods, Nayin, Shen Sha, and multiple classical pattern systems.
  2. OpenFate Editorial Methodology
    精確雙柱、虛邀鏈、缺席與填實、沖合阻斷及月令正官優先分層,不生成巳酉並排除官位財富家庭健康壽命保證OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.
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