Sexagenary cycle · position 44 of 60

丁未

Yin Fire Goat 丁未: 1907, 1967, 2027, 2087 Years & Na Yin

丁未 Dīng–Wèi is pillar 44 of 60: Yin Fire over the Goat’s Earth branch, with Na Yin Water of the heavenly river 天河水. It names 1907, 1967, 2027, 2087 and returns as a day pillar every 60 days.

Dīng–Wèi

Branch
未 Wei
Na Yin
天河水
Goat in a traditional Chinese landscape
Heavenly Stem · 4/10丁DingYin Fire
Earthly Branch · 8/12未WeiGoat · Yin Earth
Both sequences advance one position at a time. This exact pair returns after sixty steps.

What is fixed inside 丁未

01 · Visible stem

丁

Ding

Yin Fire, stem 4 in the ten-stem sequence.

02 · Phase relation

Stem feeds branch

Fire generates Earth, so the visible stem feeds the branch phase.

Water of the heavenly river

Water of the heavenly river is pictured as rain and dew descending across the landscape. In a day-pillar reading, the image concerns distribution: what is held above becomes available in many places below. It evokes a broad, replenishing gesture, while the difference between a gentle covering and an overwhelming downpour gives the symbolism its sense of measure.

天河水

English association
Water of the heavenly river
Associated phase
水 Water
Shares this Na Yin
丙午 Yang Fire Horse

The 未 Wei coordinate

Animal
Goat
Branch polarity
Yin
Double hour
13:00–14:59
Month opens at
小暑 Minor Heat
Direction
South-southwest

Inside this branch · 藏干

Hidden stems carried by 未

The relationship name below compares each interior stem with 丁 Ding as the reference stem.

  1. 01

    己

    Primary interior stem

    食神 Eating God
  2. 02

    丁

    Middle interior stem

    比肩 Friend
  3. 03

    乙

    Residual interior stem

    偏印 Indirect Resource
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Where 丁未 returns

Cycle position
44 / 60
Ten-position decade · 旬
甲辰
Void branches · 空亡
寅 Tiger · 卯 Rabbit
Stem stage at this branch
冠带 Cap and Gown

Annual returns in the supported range

Every occurrence from 1901 through 2099 is shown.

  1. 1907丁未
  2. 1967丁未
  3. 2027丁未
  4. 2087丁未
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丁未 as a day pillar

Ding’s classical description combines a yielding exterior with inner brightness. Its Day Master image lends itself to focused attention, thoughtful expression and care sustained through repeated small acts. The emphasis is on keeping something meaningful alight. Wood’s presence and the chart’s seasonal setting give this reading more substance than treating every Ding person as equally quiet or intense.

丁 above 未

Fire generates Earth, so the visible stem feeds the branch phase. The day branch holds Ji 己 (Eating God), Ding 丁 (Friend), Yi 乙 (Indirect Resource) relative to this Day Master.