Liù Hài · fixed Earthly Branch relation
六害
Six Harm pairs
Six Harm is its own six-pair branch set. Its pairings are neither the diameters of Six Clash nor the one-to-one matches of Six Harmony, so the label must remain distinct.
- Records
- 6
- Unit
- fixed harm pairs
- Pair order
- Unordered
Every inherited record, without collapsing overlaps
The complete Six Harms ledger
Open any linked pair for its phases, trines, branch distance, month, hour and direction. Group relations keep all members visible even when only two were selected.
- 01
Liù Hài
Rat and Goat
子 and 未 form pair 1 of six. They sit 5 places apart and carry Water and Earth.
- 02
Liù Hài
Ox and Horse
丑 and 午 form pair 2 of six. They sit 5 places apart and carry Earth and Fire.
- 03
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Tiger and Snake
寅 and 巳 form pair 3 of six. They sit 3 places apart and carry Wood and Fire.
- 04
Liù Hài
Rabbit and Dragon
卯 and 辰 form pair 4 of six. They sit 1 place apart and carry Wood and Earth.
- 05
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Monkey and Pig
申 and 亥 form pair 5 of six. They sit 3 places apart and carry Metal and Water.
- 06
Liù Hài
Rooster and Dog
酉 and 戌 form pair 6 of six. They sit 1 place apart and carry Metal and Earth.
How the inherited set is built
A separate six-pair ledger
The fixed pairs are Rat–Goat, Ox–Horse, Tiger–Snake, Rabbit–Dragon, Monkey–Pig and Rooster–Dog. They come from inherited branch tables, not from animal personality descriptions.
Several Harm pairs also occupy part of a Three Meeting or Punishment group. The pair page retains every match because collapsing them into one label discards information about how the positions were counted.
- What it establishes
- It establishes that two branch coordinates belong to one of the six 六害 pairs and shows the other named sets those same coordinates enter.
- What it does not establish
- It does not establish harm between two people as an outcome. The traditional relation name is a chart category, not evidence of conduct, intent or certainty.
Year, month, day and hour stay distinct
Where Six Harms enters a chart
First name the pillars carrying the branches, then keep Harm beside—not instead of—meeting, punishment, phase and stem evidence. The layer and surrounding chart decide the practical reading.