What are the effects of earthly branches and Tibetan trunks on the Japanese Lord?

The so-called earthly branches, Tibetan stems, earthy branches and five elements are the same as heavenly stems and five elements. Tibetan drying is the opposite of thorough drying. For example, if the heavenly stems A and B see the ground supporting yin, the yin is negative, and the five elements are the same as the heavenly stems, which is called thorough dryness. If the earthly branches meet the sea, the sockets and the shadows, the three earthly branches intersect to form the Oriental Wood Bureau, which is called earthly branches and Tibetan trunks.

In addition, when Gui Ren meets the land, Shenzi and Chen Sanhui will be merged into the Northern Water Bureau, Ding Bing will be merged into the Southern Fire Bureau, and Geng Xin will be merged into the Western Gold Bureau when it meets the third, unitary and ugly, all of which are called "Dizhi Dizang". The so-called underground branch and hidden stem means that the five elements of underground branch and heavenly stem are the same after being combined.

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Twelve earthly branches: in the trunk calendar, a year is divided into twelve days, and the "sword" represents the direction of the top of the bucket handle of the Big Dipper; In ancient astronomy, bucket handle and the Big Dipper were called "swords". During the year, bucket handle turns and refers to "Twelve Chens" in turn, which is called "December Sword" (or "December Order").

December is a sunny month based on twenty-four solar terms, which is different from the lunar month (Wang Shuo, divided into the first fifteen grades) and has twelve branches, such as Jiazi, Jianchou and Yin Jian.