Eul Wood Day Master (乙)

Yin Wood — a vine or flowering plant. Flexible, persistent, and good at finding a way around.

Eul (乙) is Yin Wood — in Korean Saju its image is a vine or flowering plant. If the first character of your day pillar is 乙, Eul Wood is your Day Master: the reference point every other character in your chart is read against. Flexible, persistent, and good at finding a way around.

What the Eul Wood Day Master is like

Eul is Yin Wood: grass, vines, and flowering plants. It does not force its way up; it finds the gap in the fence and climbs. Eul Day Masters are adaptable and socially perceptive, and they rarely give up even when they look like they have.

The strength is resilience. Cut grass grows back. The blind spot is dependence on support: a vine needs something to climb, and Eul can stay too long in situations because leaving feels like losing its anchor.

Eul tends to thrive in roles that reward relationships and timing — coordination, design, negotiation, care work — where getting along with the structure matters more than being the structure.

A Day Master describes temperament, not destiny. Whether these traits help or hurt depends on the rest of the chart — above all, whether Wood is strong or weak in it.

How the ten stems relate to Eul Wood

Saju reads every other character as one of the Ten Gods (十神) relative to your Day Master. For a Eul Wood person, the stems mean this:

StemElementTen God for Eul
Gap Wood (甲)Yang WoodRob Wealth (Rival)
Eul Wood (乙)Yin WoodCompanion (Friend)
Byeong Fire (丙)Yang FireHurting Officer (Expression)
Jeong Fire (丁)Yin FireEating God (Output)
Mu Earth (戊)Yang EarthDirect Wealth
Gi Earth (己)Yin EarthIndirect Wealth
Gyeong Metal (庚)Yang MetalDirect Officer (Authority)
Sin Metal (辛)Yin MetalSeven Killings (Pressure)
Im Water (壬)Yang WaterDirect Resource (Support)
Gye Water (癸)Yin WaterIndirect Resource

Eul combines with Gyeong Metal (庚) (a stem combination, 天干合) and clashes with Sin Metal (辛) (天干沖).

The twelve branches through Eul's eyes

The Twelve Life Stages (十二運星) show how much footing Eul Wood has in each branch. "Prosperity" and "Peak" are where it stands on its own roots; "Tomb" and "Severance" are where it has the least.

BranchElementLife stage
Ja (子) · RatWaterSickness
Chuk (丑) · OxEarthDecline
In (寅) · TigerWoodPeak
Myo (卯) · RabbitWoodProsperity
Jin (辰) · DragonEarthComing of Age
Sa (巳) · SnakeFireBath
O (午) · HorseFireBirth
Mi (未) · GoatEarthNurturing
Sin (申) · MonkeyMetalConception
Yu (酉) · RoosterMetalSeverance
Sul (戌) · DogEarthTomb
Hae (亥) · PigWaterDeath

The six Eul day pillars

A Day Master always sits on a branch, making one of six day pillars. Enter your birth date below to see which of the six is yours:

Eul-chuk 乙丑 (Ox)Eul-myo 乙卯 (Rabbit)Eul-sa 乙巳 (Snake)Eul-mi 乙未 (Goat)Eul-yu 乙酉 (Rooster)Eul-hae 乙亥 (Pig)

How to find your Day Master

Your Day Master comes from your date of birth alone — no birth time needed, except that births between 23:00 and 23:59 (Korean local time) are counted on the next day's pillar on this site. Look up your birth year, or use the free calculator.

Gap WoodEul WoodByeong FireJeong FireMu EarthGi EarthGyeong MetalSin MetalIm WaterGye Water

Frequently asked questions

What does a Eul Wood Day Master mean?
It means the first character of your day pillar is 乙 (Eul), Yin Wood. Korean Saju pictures it as a vine or flowering plant. Flexible, persistent, and good at finding a way around.
Which stem combines with Eul Wood?
Gyeong Metal (庚). Its clash partner is Sin Metal (辛).
Is the Day Master the same as my zodiac animal?
No. Your animal comes from the year branch and is shared by everyone born that year. The Day Master comes from your birth day, changes every day, and is what Saju actually reads you by.
How do I know my Day Master in K-Saju?
Your Day Master (Ilgan) is the Heavenly Stem of your birth day pillar among the 10 stems (Gap/Eul Wood, Byeong/Jeong Fire, Mu/Gi Earth, Gyeong/Sin Metal, Im/Gye Water). Enter your birth year, month, and day in the HeartLoop calculator on this page to compute your exact Day Master and Five Elements ratio in 3 seconds.
What is my 2027 fortune based on my birth date?
2027 is the Year of the Red Fire Goat (Ding-Mi, 丁未). Rather than relying on birth-year zodiac alone, HeartLoop cross-references 2027 Fire-Earth energy against your personal Day Master and solar-term month pillar to pinpoint your peak months for career, wealth, and love.

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