BaZi for January 4, 1982
Three pillars without a birth time, the Day Master and the Five Elements balance. To add the hour pillar and your birthplace, build the full chart.
Chinese calendar year: 辛酉 — Yin Metal, Rooster
Pillars of the birth day
Day Master:丁Ding, Yin FireStrength: leaning weak
Calculated without a birth time; time zone and longitude are those of Tashkent (UTC+5) as a neutral place. For another place and an exact time, build the full chart. The BaZi year begins at Li Chun (around 4 February), so for January and early-February dates the year pillar is the previous one.
Five Elements balance
- Wood0.5
- Fire1
- Earth0
- Metal3
- Water2
This day's chart in brief
The Day Master is 丁 (Ding, Yin Fire). The classical image of this stem is a candle flame, the hearth fire: focused light, warmth up close, attention to detail.
The date falls in the 子 month — the season of Water. The season is the main factor in the Day Master's strength, so everyone born on this day shares the same chart foundation; the hour and place of birth add the differences.
Judging by three pillars, the Day Master leans weak: there is more drain than support. The favourable elements are Resource and its own element — here Wood and Fire.
Metal is the most abundant element in the chart and Earth the scarcest. The balance counts visible stems and the Hidden Stems of the branches; the hour pillar can change it noticeably.
The hour pillar depends on the birth time: the table below gives it for every two-hour period. Taking the birthplace into account, the time is converted to true solar time, and a two-hour boundary can shift.
If you know the time — the hour pillar by two-hour period
| Time | Branch | Hour pillar |
|---|---|---|
| 23:00–01:00 | Zi (Rat) | 庚子 Geng |
| 01:00–03:00 | Chou (Ox) | 辛丑 Xin |
| 03:00–05:00 | Yin (Tiger) | 壬寅 Ren |
| 05:00–07:00 | Mao (Rabbit) | 癸卯 Gui |
| 07:00–09:00 | Chen (Dragon) | 甲辰 Jia |
| 09:00–11:00 | Si (Snake) | 乙巳 Yi |
| 11:00–13:00 | Wu (Horse) | 丙午 Bing |
| 13:00–15:00 | Wei (Goat) | 丁未 Ding |
| 15:00–17:00 | Shen (Monkey) | 戊申 Wu |
| 17:00–19:00 | You (Rooster) | 己酉 Ji |
| 19:00–21:00 | Xu (Dog) | 庚戌 Geng |
| 21:00–23:00 | Hai (Pig) | 辛亥 Xin |
23:00–23:59 is the “late Zi”: the hour stem follows the next day (the day pillar stays this one).