Sexagenary cycle · position 04 of 60

丁卯

Yin Fire Rabbit 丁卯: 1927, 1987, 2047 Years & Na Yin

丁卯 Dīng–Mǎo is pillar 4 of 60: Yin Fire over the Rabbit’s Wood branch, with Na Yin Fire in the furnace 炉中火. It names 1927, 1987, 2047 and returns as a day pillar every 60 days.

Dīng–Mǎo

Branch
卯 Mao
Na Yin
炉中火
Rabbit in a traditional Chinese landscape
Heavenly Stem · 4/10丁DingYin Fire
Earthly Branch · 4/12卯MaoRabbit · Yin Wood
Both sequences advance one position at a time. This exact pair returns after sixty steps.

What is fixed inside 丁卯

01 · Visible stem

丁

Ding

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

02 · Phase relation

Branch feeds stem

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

Fire in the furnace

A furnace gathers flame inside a structure, making heat concentrated rather than scattered. Read beside a day pillar, it suggests an approach shaped by sustained attention and a clear container for effort. The interesting contrast is between intensity and control: the same enclosure that gives the fire purpose also determines where its warmth can reach.

炉中火

English association
Fire in the furnace
Associated phase
火 Fire
Shares this Na Yin
丙寅 Yang Fire Tiger

The 卯 Mao coordinate

Animal
Rabbit
Branch polarity
Yin
Double hour
05:00–06:59
Month opens at
惊蛰 Awakening of Insects
Direction
East

Inside this branch · 藏干

Hidden stems carried by 卯

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

  1. 01

    乙

    Primary interior stem

    偏印 Indirect Resource
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Where 丁卯 returns

Cycle position
04 / 60
Ten-position decade · 旬
甲子
Void branches · 空亡
戌 Dog · 亥 Pig
Stem stage at this branch
病 Sickness

Annual returns in the supported range

Every occurrence from 1901 through 2099 is shown.

  1. 1927丁卯
  2. 1987丁卯
  3. 2047丁卯
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丁卯 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 卯

Wood generates Fire, so the branch phase feeds the visible stem. The day branch holds Yi 乙 (Indirect Resource) relative to this Day Master.