Bazi (八字), the Four Pillars of Destiny, is a Chinese astrology system that maps your birth year, month, day, and hour into eight characters. Learn what Bazi is, how the Day Master works, and how it differs from a single zodiac sign — then build your chart with our free Bazi calculator.
Your Bazi day master IS the day stem (heavenly stem of the day pillar). Find your day master source in seconds, then read all 10 Day Masters (Jia, Yi, Bing, Ding, Wu, Ji, Geng, Xin, Ren, Gui): personality, career, relationships, strong vs weak. Free Bazi calculator, no sign-up.
Jia Wood (甲) is the Yang Wood Day Master (a tall tree). Learn about Jia Wood personality, career paths, relationships, and elemental strengths in Bazi.
Yi Wood (乙) is the Yin Wood Day Master (a flowering vine). Learn about Yi Wood personality, career paths, relationships, and elemental strengths in Bazi.
Ding Fire (丁) is the Yin Fire Day Master (a candle flame). Learn about Ding Fire personality, career paths, relationships, and elemental strengths in Bazi.
Wu Earth (戊) is the Yang Earth Day Master (a mountain). Learn about Wu Earth personality, career paths, relationships, and elemental strengths in Bazi.
Ji Earth (己) is the Yin Earth Day Master (cultivated soil). Learn about Ji Earth personality, career paths, relationships, and elemental strengths in Bazi.
Geng Metal (庚) is the Yang Metal Day Master (raw metal or an axe). Learn about Geng Metal personality, career paths, relationships, and elemental strengths in Bazi.
Xin Metal (辛) is the Yin Metal Day Master (refined jewelry or a polished blade). Learn about Xin Metal personality, career paths, relationships, and elemental strengths in Bazi.
Ren Water (壬) is the Yang Water Day Master (the ocean or a great river). Learn about Ren Water personality, career paths, relationships, and elemental strengths in Bazi.
Gui Water (癸) is the Yin Water Day Master (mist, rain, or underground spring). Learn about Gui Water personality, career paths, relationships, and elemental strengths in Bazi.
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