The Warrior in the Marriage palace

七杀夫妻

Qī Shā in Fū Qī — also called the Spouse palace

Purple Star editorial · Reviewed

The Warrior (七杀 Qī Shā) in the Marriage palace (夫妻, the Spouse palace) — romance, spouse, intimate partnerships: Your spouse is forceful and decisive, intense in feeling, and the marriage carries plenty of conflict and tug-of-war.

The Marriage palace describes your spouse and the weather of intimate partnership — who you draw close, and the recurring pattern of how you love.

What it means

In the Marriage palace your spouse is forceful and decisive, intense in feeling, and the marriage carries plenty of conflict and tug-of-war. It asks for real patience and tolerance, and enough space for each of you to move. If a favourable transformation reaches the triad, two strong people can instead join into a formidable pair.

The shadow side

Both must learn to give a step; without it the household fills with argument and peace is hard to keep.

The Four Transformations (四化) — Flow, Power, Merit and Obstacle — can sharpen or soften any of this depending on your exact birth year. Your own chart shows which are active.

From the classics

「七杀临身终不美,多败少成」

When Qi Sha sits on the self the road is never easy — more setbacks than victories; whatever it wins, it wins by force of will.

— 天纪 (lectures 04, 07)

The Warrior in other palaces

Other stars in the Marriage palace

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