The twelve palaces
What is the Property Palace?
The Property Palace covers home and property: where you live, whether you can settle, and what you manage to keep.
Three palaces to read with the Property Palace
The palace opposite is the Children Palace, and the trine palaces are the Siblings Palace and the Health Palace. Together these four make up the San Fang Si Zheng of the Property Palace. The opposite palace has the strongest pull after the palace itself, and the two trines act like the other corners of a triangle, each echoing the others.
The San Fang Si Zheng lesson ›The fourteen main stars in the Property Palace
Below is how each star reads at steady brightness. Brightness and the stars sharing the palace change the reading, so open each one for the full picture.
Zi Wei in the Property Palace ›
You are particular about where you live and want a home where you have the final say. Aim for solid and practical first, then upgrade to grand over time.
Tian Ji in the Property Palace ›
You are more likely than most to move or change homes. You can make a home on the move, but keep something in reserve.
Tai Yang in the Property Palace ›
You like your home bright and lively, with the door open and people around. Keep a quiet corner as well.
Wu Qu in the Property Palace ›
You save seriously and buy property, and real estate gives you security. Don't forget to make your home feel warm to live in.
Tian Tong in the Property Palace ›
Comfort matters most at home, and your bed and sofa are key investments. You only recharge when you can truly relax at home.
Lian Zhen in the Property Palace ›
You keep your home stylish and value the quality of daily life. Leave your moods at the door, and home will truly feel safe.
Tian Fu in the Property Palace ›
The treasury star sits in your Property Palace, so your luck with property is good and you tend to accumulate real estate. The deeper your family base, the bolder you are out in the world.
Tai Yin in the Property Palace ›
You are a natural at running a home, and with Tai Yin here property comes your way. The more you build your household, the steadier you feel.
Tan Lang in the Property Palace ›
You like a lively, well-decorated home and spend freely on comfort. Buying property often comes after spending first and saving later; later is steadier.
Ju Men in the Property Palace ›
Your home is full of discussion and ideas. Talk things out, and you will feel at ease living there.
Tian Xiang in the Property Palace ›
Your home is neat and presentable, and you have standards for how you live. Living comfortably matters more than looking perfect.
Tian Liang in the Property Palace ›
Elders in your family tend to back you. Home is your safety net, so remember to pass that sense of security on.
Qi Sha in the Property Palace ›
You move around a lot; home is a supply station, not a castle. The home you get for yourself is where you feel most settled.
Po Jun in the Property Palace ›
Your home often gets a big makeover or you move, and your style changes with it. Keep one thing unchanged, so your heart can settle.
An empty Property Palace
A palace with no main star is called an Empty Palace. You borrow the main stars of the Children Palace opposite, at somewhat reduced strength.
The Empty Palace lesson ›Other palaces
This is the general reading. On your own chart it shifts with the stars' brightness, the San Fang Si Zheng and the year you are in.
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