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Yes, Thiên La and Địa Võng are two auxiliary stars in Tử Vi (Vietnamese astrology), but their positions are absolutely fixed: Thiên La is always in the Thìn palace, Địa Võng is always in the Tuất palace. That is why many fortune tellers do not bother to place these two stars and simply call the two palaces La Võng.
From the article “What Is Thiên La Địa Võng in Tử Vi? The Thìn and Tuất Palaces and What the Stars There Mean”
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