田宅 · Tiánzhái · Property Palace
Property
What you keep. Home, holdings, and the base you operate from.
What it covers
Property, home, and assets at rest. Where Wealth is money moving, this is money that has stopped moving — plus the physical base you live and work from.
The classics also read family inheritance here, in both the material and the atmospheric sense: what the household you came from left you with.
How to read it
The Wealth/Property pair is the most practically useful comparison on the chart. Strong Wealth with weak Property is the earner who holds nothing; the reverse is someone with modest income and a solid base, often inherited or built early.
太阴 is the classical star of this palace — accumulation, property, the slow build. Its presence here is one of the more reliable signals in the system.
A common misreading
This palace does not predict whether you will buy a house. It describes your relationship with keeping things — including in a decade when nobody your age can buy anything.
Read your Property palace to see whether your base holds — separately from what you earn.
