General Stars
Day
Branc
h
Gene
ral
Star
Travell
ing
Robbi
ng
Deat
h
Flower
or Star of Horse Star Star of
Year
Branc
h
Arts Star
Roman
ce
Rat Rat
Drag
on
Tiger Snake Pig Rooster
Ox
Roost
er
Ox Pig Tiger
Monke
y
Horse
Tiger Horse Dog Monkey Pig Snake Rabbit
Rabbi
t
Rabbit Goat Snake
Monke
y
Tiger Rat
Drago
n
Rat
Drag
on
Tiger Snake Pig Rooster
Sna
e
Roost
er
Ox Pig Tiger
Monke
y
Horse
Horse Horse Dog Monkey Pig Snake Rabbit
Goat Rabbit Goat Snake
Monke
y
Tiger Rat
!on
ey
Rat
Drag
on
Tiger Snake Pig Rooster
Roost
er
Roost
er
Ox Pig Tiger
Monke
y
Horse
Dog Horse Dog Monkey Pig Snake Rabbit
"ig Rabbit Goat Snake
Monke
y
Tiger Rat
The key element of General Stars can be either the Day Branch or the Year Branch.
For example, if the Day or Year Branch is E1, and there is an E in the !o"r Branch, it implies
that there is a Star of #rts in the !o"r $illar.
General Star
This Star symboli%es &ealth, $rosperity, and the probability of a 'ood political career.
Star of Arts
This Star symboli%es intelli'ence, and an inclination to be an artist or philosopher. There is also a
tendency to(ards bein' a loner, a monk or a hermit.
Travelling Horse Star
This is a 'ood Star, symboli%in' o)erseas (orkin' opport"nities, tra)el and mi'ration.
!o(e)er, it has the tendency to destroy other 'ood stars, and a''ra)ate the infl"ence of bad
stars.
Robbing Star
This Star symboli%es as person (ho is sharp and smart if it is a favorable Star.
*n the other hand, if it is unfavorable, it implies bein' robbed, tho"'h not necessarily in the
literal sense.
Death Star
This Star symboli%es as person (ho has co"ra'e and ability in plannin' if it is a favorable Star.
*n the other hand, if it is unfavorable, it implies bein' la(s"its and misfort"ne to one+s spo"se.
Flower of Romance
This Star symboli%es ,-nternal .omance, /a lo)in' relationship bet(een h"sband and (ife, if it
appears on the Year or 0onth Branch.
*n the other hand, This Star symboli%es ,External .omance, /extra1marital affairs2 if it appears
on the !o"r or Day Branch of a person+s Ba 3i chart.
