Six Destructions · Reference Method

Six-Destruction Pairs and Reading Order (六破配對與判讀順序)

Learn the common Six-Destruction pair table, its school-sensitive status, and how to weigh actual structure without predicting collapse.

Simplified Chinese
六破配对与判读顺序
Traditional Chinese
六破配對與判讀順序
Also known as
Six Breaks

Editorially reviewed:

Overview

A common Six-Destruction table uses Zi–You, Chou–Chen, Yin–Hai, Mao–Wu, Si–Shen, and Wei–Xu. Because lineage usage and weighting vary, the convention must be declared. The relation is assessed through actual branches, positions, season, roots, competing edges, and timing; the word “destruction” is never sufficient evidence of an event.

At a glance

Common pairs
Zi–You, Chou–Chen, Yin–Hai, Mao–Wu, Si–Shen, Wei–Xu
Status
School-sensitive table and weighting
Required disclosure
Pair convention, positions, and chart layer
Force evidence
Season, roots, proximity, repetition, and overlap
Output
Detected, weak, redirected, reinforced, or inactive
Boundary
Destruction is not literal ruin or loss

Declare the destruction table

Verify the pair against the adopted Six-Destruction convention.

Because schools differ in emphasis, publish the table rather than presenting it as an uncontested universal rule.

  • Name the convention.
  • Use exact branch pairs.

Assess contact and support

Record pillar distance, season, roots, repetition, and whether one member is time-supplied.

A weak remote pair should not receive the same weight as repeated, adjacent, seasonally supported contact.

  • Scale by evidence.
  • Date timed activation.

Keep harmony and other relations visible

Yin–Hai and Si–Shen are also Six-Harmony pairs under the standard table.

Coexisting labels require a stated resolution method; neither word automatically cancels the other.

  • Publish simultaneous labels.
  • Explain residual force.

Do not forecast destruction

六破 cannot alone prove breakup, bankruptcy, property damage, illness, sabotage, or failed plans.

Use restrained language about weakened continuity only when the broader chart supports it.

  • No literal ruin.
  • No event prediction.

Sources and editorial basis

  1. 《三命通會》 (Sanming Tonghui)
    《三命通會》卷二地支相破:六組相破配對與合沖重疊須按實際位置、旺衰和時層判讀A historical compilation covering stems and branches, Ten Gods, Nayin, Shen Sha, and multiple classical pattern systems.
  2. 《淵海子平》 (Yuanhai Ziping)
    《淵海子平》相破諸論:相破為有限關係標記,效力不能脫離全局結構獨立放大A foundational Ziping reference for branch months, hidden stems, roots, and stem-branch relationships.
  3. OpenFate Editorial Methodology
    六破判讀順序頁公開採用配對表與流派邊界,避免把「破」字當作所有計畫、財物或關係必敗OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.
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