Civil-date reference · 1950-12-09
December 9, 1950 BaZi Chart
Saturday, December 9, 1950 maps to a reference three-pillar record of 庚寅 · 戊子 · 戊寅. The hour pillar remains unresolved until birth time and place are supplied.
Answer first: the reference Day Master for 1950-12-09 is Wu · Yang Earth, and the day pillar is Yang Earth Tiger (戊寅). This is a date record, not a complete personal reading.
Deterministic record
1950-12-09 at a glance
| Gregorian date | Saturday, December 9, 1950 |
|---|---|
| Lunar date | 农历庚寅年十一月初一 · lunar month 十一月, day 初一 |
| Reference pillars | 庚寅 · 戊子 · 戊寅 (year · month · day) |
| Day Master | Wu · Yang Earth · heavenly stem 戊 |
| Solar-term position | Day 2 of Major Snow (大雪), beginning 1950-12-08 |
| Next solar term | Winter Solstice (冬至) · 1950-12-22 · 13 days away |
| Western constellation | Sagittarius (射手) |
Three coordinates, three jobs
What the reference pillars contain
Each stem-branch pair is a deterministic calendar coordinate. Its role changes by pillar position, so the three rows stay separate rather than collapsing into one personality label.
Yang Metal Tiger · Geng Yin
The visible stem is Geng · Yang Metal; the branch is Yin · Tiger · Wood. Its Na Yin is 松柏木, and the branch contains hidden stems 甲 · 丙 · 戊. Open the full Jiazi record →
Yang Earth Rat · Wu Zi
The visible stem is Wu · Yang Earth; the branch is Zi · Rat · Water. Its Na Yin is 霹雳火, and the branch contains hidden stem 癸. Open the full Jiazi record →
Yang Earth Tiger · Wu Yin
The visible stem is Wu · Yang Earth; the branch is Yin · Tiger · Wood. Its Na Yin is 城头土, and the branch contains hidden stems 甲 · 丙 · 戊. Open the full Jiazi record →
Calculation boundary
What this date does not settle
The atlas uses a standard civil-date reference so dates can be compared consistently. A real birth happened at a place and an instant, not inside a URL slug.
- Hour pillar: requires birth time after historical timezone and true-solar-time correction.
- Day boundary: a late-night clock time can cross the adopted Zi-hour or solar-day boundary after correction.
- Solar-term boundary: an actual birth instant near a term transition can change the resolved year or month pillar.
- Interpretation: one date or one Jiazi pair does not determine career, relationships, wealth, health, or events.
Every date in December 1950
Resolve the fourth pillar
Calculate the actual birth chart
Add birth time and birthplace. Pillarwise then resolves historical timezone, longitude correction, equation of time, day-boundary risk, and the hour pillar before it generates a chart.
Questions about 1950-12-09
What is the BaZi day pillar for Saturday, December 9, 1950?
In this civil-date reference, the day pillar is 戊寅 (Yang Earth Tiger), cycle position 15 of 60. A personal chart must still resolve the birthplace, local clock time, and day boundary.
What is the Day Master for Saturday, December 9, 1950?
The reference Day Master is 戊, Wu · Yang Earth. The Day Master is the heavenly stem of the resolved day pillar; it is not a complete personality result.
Can I calculate a complete BaZi chart from 1950-12-09 alone?
No. A complete Four Pillars chart requires birth time and birthplace. Historical timezone, longitude correction, equation of time, and hour or day boundaries can materially change the resolved chart.
Which solar term contains 1950-12-09?
1950-12-09 is day 2 of Major Snow (大雪) in this date reference. The next solar term is Winter Solstice (冬至) on 1950-12-22.