Saju (Four Pillars) Structure & Patterns Intermediate

Wang-Ji (Peak Phase)

Wang-Ji identifies Earthly Branches that represent the peak energy phase of each element within the twelve-stage life cycle.

Understanding

What is Wang-Ji (Peak Phase)?

Wang-Ji means 'prosperous ground' and marks the branch where an element reaches maximum strength in the twelve-stage cycle (Sibiji). Water peaks at Ja (Rat), Wood at Myo (Rabbit), Fire at O (Horse), Metal at Yu (Rooster). Earth peaks during seasonal transitions. When a stem's element finds its Wang-Ji branch in the chart, that element operates at full power. Wang-Ji branches are critical for determining element strength and whether a Day Master is strong (Singang) or weak (Sinyak). Multiple Wang-Ji branches supporting one element create dominance.

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How TriAstra Uses Wang-Ji (Peak Phase)

TriAstra uses Wang-Ji positions to calculate element peak strength in the Sibiji life cycle assessment for Day Master strength determination.

Application

What Wang-Ji (Peak Phase) Means for You

Elements at their Wang-Ji peak are at full power in your chart. If your Day Master's element is at Wang-Ji, you likely have strong personal authority and resilience.

Related Terms

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Five Elements (Ohaeng)

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Earthly Branches (12 Branches)

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Four Pillars Explained

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