BaZi for August 4, 2003
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: 癸未 — Yin Water, Goat
Pillars of the birth day
Day Master:己Ji, Yin EarthStrength: leaning strong
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
- Wood1
- Fire1
- Earth4
- Metal1
- Water1
This day's chart in brief
The Day Master is 己 (Ji, Yin Earth). The classical image of this stem is fertile soil, a field, a garden: nourishes and grows things, practicality, care.
The date falls in the 未 month — the season of Earth. 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 strong: the chart has more support than drain. The favourable elements are usually those that channel its energy — here Metal and Water and Wood.
Earth is the most abundant element in the chart and Water 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) | 甲子 Jia |
| 01:00–03:00 | Chou (Ox) | 乙丑 Yi |
| 03:00–05:00 | Yin (Tiger) | 丙寅 Bing |
| 05:00–07:00 | Mao (Rabbit) | 丁卯 Ding |
| 07:00–09:00 | Chen (Dragon) | 戊辰 Wu |
| 09:00–11:00 | Si (Snake) | 己巳 Ji |
| 11:00–13:00 | Wu (Horse) | 庚午 Geng |
| 13:00–15:00 | Wei (Goat) | 辛未 Xin |
| 15:00–17:00 | Shen (Monkey) | 壬申 Ren |
| 17:00–19:00 | You (Rooster) | 癸酉 Gui |
| 19:00–21:00 | Xu (Dog) | 甲戌 Jia |
| 21:00–23:00 | Hai (Pig) | 乙亥 Yi |
23:00–23:59 is the “late Zi”: the hour stem follows the next day (the day pillar stays this one).