Nobleman (Cheoneul) 天乙貴人

The Nobleman (Cheoneul) is a lucky star that suggests a helper will turn up when times get hard. It is set by your Day Master.

What Nobleman (Cheoneul) means

The Nobleman is counted as the best of all the special stars. The name means a noble person sent from heaven. If it is in your chart, it is read as a sign that helpers appear when you are stuck and that big troubles shrink into small ones. Classic texts call it the foremost of the hundred special stars.

How to find Nobleman (Cheoneul) in a chart

It is set by your Day Master, the Heavenly Stem of the day you were born. Each Day Master has two Earthly Branches that serve as its noble branches. If either one appears among the Earthly Branches of your four pillars, you have the Nobleman star. If it sits in the Day Branch, it can also be read as help from a spouse, and in the Year Branch, as help from the elders of your family.

Day MasterMatching branch
Gap 甲Chuk 丑, Mi 未
Eul 乙Ja 子, Sin 申
Byeong 丙Hae 亥, Yu 酉
Jeong 丁Hae 亥, Yu 酉
Mu 戊Chuk 丑, Mi 未
Gi 己Ja 子, Sin 申
Gyeong 庚Chuk 丑, Mi 未
Sin 辛O 午, In 寅
Im 壬Sa 巳, Myo 卯
Gye 癸Sa 巳, Myo 卯
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People with Nobleman (Cheoneul)

People with the Nobleman star tend to have a gentle impression and lose less in their dealings with others. Even without trying hard, they often find that the people around them open doors. The catch is that once you get used to help from others, the strength to do things on your own may develop late.

In love

In love, you are often the one who gets looked after first. Connections tend to come through other people, such as introductions or gatherings. With the Nobleman star in the Day Branch, your spouse is read as a dependable helper.

Work and career

At work, you tend to have good luck with superiors and seniors. You often get recommendations for promotions or job changes, and when a crisis hits, someone shows up to help you clean up. You shine more inside an organization than when working alone.

Things to watch

A noble helper arrives on its own, but it comes back to people who remember the help they received and pay it back. Classic texts warn that taking help for granted shrinks the luck. Also, even with the Nobleman star, the effect is smaller if the flow of the whole chart is rough.

Common questions

Is it better to have two Nobleman stars?

Up to two is read as good. Some books say that three or more makes you lean on other people instead. Which pillar it sits in matters more than how many there are.

If I don't have the Nobleman star, does that mean no one will help me?

No. The Nobleman (Cheoneul) is just one of several noble stars. There are others too, such as the Woldeok, Cheondeok, and Munchang nobles, and even with none of them, a good Ten Gods balance can still mean plenty of luck with people.

Other stars

The tables are the rules this site uses. Books and schools differ a little, so other sites may show different results. Readings are based on traditional interpretation and were written with help from AI. Just for fun.