Day pillar
Eul-myo · 을묘
The two characters of the day someone was born. They come round every sixty days, and they are the third of the four pillars.
What it is made of
- The stem Eul (을, 乙) is the yin of Wood.
- The branch Myo (묘, 卯) is the yin of Wood.
- Myo carries Eul (을, 乙) inside it. Korean calls these 지장간 — the stems hidden in a branch.
- The stem and the branch are the same element.
On the calendar
Myo is the character for the month that opens at Gyeongchip (Awakening of Insects), and for the hours from 5am to 6:59am.
It sits 52nd in the cycle of sixty. Days run in that order, so the same two characters come back every sixty days.
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A day turns at midnight. For a birth between 11pm and midnight, some schools read the next day instead. CELESTRY reads it as the same day by default and lets you choose the other.
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A day pillar is not read on its own
The day pillar is one line of a four-line coordinate. Two people can share it and, with the other three lines different, not be alike.
CELESTRY reads all eight characters and writes down which of them each area was read from.
See your own coordinate