The 10 Day Masters
Byeong Fire (丙火) Day Master — The sun shining on everything equally
Byeong Fire (丙火) is stem number 3 of ten. Element: Fire(火); polarity: Yang (陽). Like the sun, you are bright, warm and open. You lift the mood and bring people together, earning trust through fairness and honesty.
| Five Elements | Fire(火) |
|---|---|
| Polarity | Yang (陽) |
| Symbolic image | The sun shining on everything equally |
| Stem combination | 丙辛 combination → Sin Metal (辛金) |
| Season | summer |
| Direction · Colors | South · Red·Orange·Purple |
Traditional strengths
- Energy and expression
- Honesty and fairness
- A magnetic presence
Areas to develop
- Impatience and fading momentum
- Emotions that show on your face
The sun rises every day. Add consistency to your passion to see things through.
Byeong Fire: six day pillars
- byeong-in Day Pillar(丙寅) — The morning sun above a forest — a passionate trailblazer
- byeong-ja Day Pillar(丙子) — Sunlight on a winter lake — brightness with hidden depth
- byeong-sul Day Pillar(丙戌) — Sunset over an autumn mountain — warm and loyal
- byeong-sin Day Pillar(丙申) — The sun over autumn rocks — an energetic entrepreneur
- byeong-o Day Pillar(丙午) — The midday sun — a leader with intense passion
- byeong-jin Day Pillar(丙辰) — Sunlight on a spring field — generous and expressive
Fire(火): explore the element
Strong Fire is associated with brightness, passion and expression, with an emphasis on courtesy and bringing people together. Fire element guide
Frequently asked questions
Like the sun, you are bright, warm and open. You lift the mood and bring people together, earning trust through fairness and honesty.
The stem-combination partner is Sin Metal (辛金). The supporting element is Wood, while the element it generates is Earth.
For a weaker Day Master, support comes from Wood (Resource) and Fire (Peers). For a stronger Day Master, the balancing candidates are Earth (Output), Metal (Wealth) and Water (Authority). The actual useful element requires the complete chart.
Updated 2026-10-16 · K-Fortune editorial team · Calculation rules