Sexagenary cycle · position 51 of 60
甲寅
Yang Wood Tiger 甲寅: 1914, 1974, 2034, 2094 Years & Na Yin
甲寅 Jiǎ–Yín is pillar 51 of 60: Yang Wood over the Tiger’s Wood branch, with Na Yin Great-stream water 大溪水. It names 1914, 1974, 2034, 2094 and returns as a day pillar every 60 days.
What is fixed inside 甲寅
Great-stream water
Great-stream water expands from its source into a wider, more forceful course. As a day-pillar image, it brings momentum, encounter and the way a growing current changes its relationship with the banks. The scene is more outward-moving than a quiet spring, placing attention on how direction is maintained as the scale of movement increases.
大溪水
- English association
- Great-stream water
- Associated phase
- 水 Water
- Shares this Na Yin
- 乙卯 Yin Wood Rabbit
The 寅 Yin coordinate
- Animal
- Tiger
- Branch polarity
- Yang
- Double hour
- 03:00–04:59
- Month opens at
- 立春 Start of Spring
- Direction
- East-northeast
Inside this branch · 藏干
Hidden stems carried by 寅
The relationship name below compares each interior stem with 甲 Jia as the reference stem.
- 01
甲
Primary interior stem
比肩 Friend - 02
丙
Middle interior stem
食神 Eating God - 03
戊
Residual interior stem
偏财 Indirect Wealth
Where 甲寅 returns
- Cycle position
- 51 / 60
- Ten-position decade · 旬
- 甲寅
- Stem stage at this branch
- 沐浴 Bath
Annual returns in the supported range
Every occurrence from 1901 through 2099 is shown.
- 1914甲寅
- 1974甲寅
- 2034甲寅
- 2094甲寅
甲寅 as a day pillar
Jia’s traditional image is substantial Wood: roots, trunk and upward growth. As a Day Master image, it invites a reading of direction, persistence and the wish to stand by a principle. The useful tension is between staying rooted and becoming inflexible. Consider what supports that growth in the surrounding chart and where it finds an outlet.
甲 above 寅
The stem and branch both carry Wood, so this pair repeats one phase rather than linking two phases. The day branch holds Jia 甲 (Friend), Bing 丙 (Eating God), Wu 戊 (Indirect Wealth) relative to this Day Master.