Gen Palace in Liu Yao
Complete 艮 Palace Liu Yao reference with its element, eight generations, member hexagrams, Shi–Ying progression, and links to all eight Najia charts.
Overview
艮 Palace is the 土 family containing 艮為山、山火賁、山天大畜、山澤損、火澤睽、天澤履、風澤中孚、風山漸. Its eight positions run from the pure hexagram through five generations to Wandering Soul and Returning Soul, with a fixed Shi–Ying progression and a separate six-line Najia chart for every member.
At a glance
- Reader question
- Liu Yao Gen Palace
- Evidence model
- Fixed chart facts → attributed tradition → conditional interpretation
- Product boundary
- OpenFate /liuyao owns interactive casting and chart generation
- Review posture
- Source-backed reference · interpretation remains conditional
- Palace element
- 艮 Palace · Earth
- pure
- 艮為山 · Shi 6 · Ying 3
- first generation
- 山火賁 · Shi 1 · Ying 4
- second generation
- 山天大畜 · Shi 2 · Ying 5
- third generation
- 山澤損 · Shi 3 · Ying 6
- fourth generation
- 火澤睽 · Shi 4 · Ying 1
- fifth generation
- 天澤履 · Shi 5 · Ying 2
- Wandering Soul
- 風澤中孚 · Shi 4 · Ying 1
- Returning Soul
- 風山漸 · Shi 3 · Ying 6
Explore concepts
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10. Treading: Liu Yao Najia Chart
Verified Liu Yao Najia chart for Treading: King Wen 10, 艮 Palace, six line rows, Six Relatives, Shi–Ying, and a replayable change example.
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22. Grace: Liu Yao Najia Chart
Verified Liu Yao Najia chart for Grace: King Wen 22, 艮 Palace, six line rows, Six Relatives, Shi–Ying, and a replayable change example.
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26. Great Taming: Liu Yao Najia Chart
Verified Liu Yao Najia chart for Great Taming: King Wen 26, 艮 Palace, six line rows, Six Relatives, Shi–Ying, and a replayable change example.
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38. Opposition: Liu Yao Najia Chart
Verified Liu Yao Najia chart for Opposition: King Wen 38, 艮 Palace, six line rows, Six Relatives, Shi–Ying, and a replayable change example.
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41. Decrease: Liu Yao Najia Chart
Verified Liu Yao Najia chart for Decrease: King Wen 41, 艮 Palace, six line rows, Six Relatives, Shi–Ying, and a replayable change example.
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52. Keeping Still: Liu Yao Najia Chart
Verified Liu Yao Najia chart for Keeping Still: King Wen 52, 艮 Palace, six line rows, Six Relatives, Shi–Ying, and a replayable change example.
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53. Gradual Progress: Liu Yao Najia Chart
Verified Liu Yao Najia chart for Gradual Progress: King Wen 53, 艮 Palace, six line rows, Six Relatives, Shi–Ying, and a replayable change example.
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61. Inner Truth: Liu Yao Najia Chart
Verified Liu Yao Najia chart for Inner Truth: King Wen 61, 艮 Palace, six line rows, Six Relatives, Shi–Ying, and a replayable change example.
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Direct answer
艮 Palace is the 土 family containing 艮為山、山火賁、山天大畜、山澤損、火澤睽、天澤履、風澤中孚、風山漸. Its eight positions run from the pure hexagram through five generations to Wandering Soul and Returning Soul, with a fixed Shi–Ying progression and a separate six-line Najia chart for every member.
Definitions and prerequisites
Start from the doubled 艮 trigram and its 土 palace element. Use the fixed Eight-Palace line-flip walk and verify all eight identities before deriving any member’s Six Relatives.
Method or reference rule
Verify the sequence in order: 艮為山、山火賁、山天大畜、山澤損、火澤睽、天澤履、風澤中孚、風山漸. Apply generation positions pure, first, second, third, fourth, fifth, Wandering Soul, Returning Soul and Shi positions 6, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 4, 3.
Worked example
艮為山 is the pure member with Shi on line 6. 風澤中孚 is Wandering Soul with Shi on line 4, and 風山漸 is Returning Soul with Shi on line 3; Ying stays three lines opposite.
Closest failure case
Treating 艮 Palace 土 as the element of every member line is incorrect. The palace element is the Six-Relative reference; each line keeps the element of its own Najia branch.
Sources, interpretation and limits
艮 Palace is a classification and relation baseline. Its element and generation names do not make every member favorable, unfavorable, wandering, or returning in ordinary life; an outcome needs a complete dated cast and external evidence.
Historical and academic records support the named chart taxonomy. Exact table output here follows the versioned OpenFate product contract and is not presented as universal school agreement.
Verification checklist
Save the question, cast time, timezone, face convention, six line values, source edition and product version whenever they can change the result.
- Reproduce the six stored line values before interpretation.
- Name the method, edition and product settings used.
- Cite the decisive chart facts instead of one dramatic label.
- Use observable records and qualified advice for high-stakes decisions.
Sources and editorial basis
- Chinese Text Project: 京氏易傳京氏易傳 work record, used only for the historical Eight-Palace taxonomy surrounding 艮宮; exact current member rows come from the separately tested product table.Digitized historical work associated with Eight-Palace, Shi–Ying, Najia and kinship vocabulary. Exact doctrinal claims still require a named volume, passage and edition.
- A Study on the Construction and Application of Jing Fang YiThesis record T14175802, contents heading for the Eight Palaces; taxonomy context for 艮宮 only, not unseen doctrinal detail.Academic thesis record connecting Jing Fang Yi with later Six-Line studies; the accessible contents list Eight Palaces, Shi–Ying, Najia/Nazhi and Six Relations. The record supports taxonomy, not unseen page-level arguments.
- OpenFate Liu Yao deterministic chart contractOpenFate app/modules/liuyao/logic/data.ts: the gen lookup through PALACE_INDEX into palaceSequence(), plus SHI_BY_GENERATION; expected ordered members 艮為山、山火賁、山天大畜、山澤損、火澤睽、天澤履、風澤中孚、風山漸.Product evidence for seeded six-line casting and the current deterministic chart fields and policies. It supports current behavior only, not historical priority or predictive truth.