Ten Gods
Peer(比肩): meaning
Peer (Bigyeon) means standing shoulder to shoulder. It represents independence, agency, peers and competitors.
| Definition | The same element and polarity as the Day Master |
|---|---|
| Traditional family links (male chart) | Brothers, friends and colleagues |
| Traditional family links (female chart) | Sisters, friends and colleagues |
| Keywords | Independence · Agency · Peers · Competition |
| Associated fields | Self-employment, freelancing, sports and team projects |
Peer: when prominent
Many Peers suggest independence and strong opinions. Working under others can feel restrictive; define responsibilities clearly in joint ventures.
Peer: when absent
Without a Peer, outside influences may feel stronger. Dependable peers can provide helpful support.
During a cycle, Peer: when present in a cycle
A Peer period highlights independence, new ventures, peer support and competition.
companionship and independence is the central theme to keep in mind.
By Day Master: Peer identification
For each Day Master, the following stems and branches represent Peer, using the main hidden stem of each branch.
| Day Master | Heavenly stem | Earthly branch |
|---|---|---|
| Gap Wood(甲) | Gap(甲) | In(寅) |
| Eul Wood(乙) | Eul(乙) | Myo(卯) |
| Byeong Fire(丙) | Byeong(丙) | Sa(巳) |
| Jeong Fire(丁) | Jeong(丁) | O(午) |
| Mu Earth(戊) | Mu(戊) | Jin(辰), Sul(戌) |
| Gi Earth(己) | Gi(己) | Chuk(丑), Mi(未) |
| Gyeong Metal(庚) | Gyeong(庚) | Sin(申) |
| Sin Metal(辛) | Sin(辛) | Yu(酉) |
| Im Water(壬) | Im(壬) | Hae(亥) |
| Gye Water(癸) | Gye(癸) | Ja(子) |
Frequently asked questions
Peer (Bigyeon) means standing shoulder to shoulder. It represents independence, agency, peers and competitors.
Many Peers suggest independence and strong opinions. Working under others can feel restrictive; define responsibilities clearly in joint ventures.
Without a Peer, outside influences may feel stronger. Dependable peers can provide helpful support.
A Peer period highlights independence, new ventures, peer support and competition.
Updated 2026-10-16 · K-Fortune editorial team · Calculation rules