What Are Annual Palaces and Annual Stars in Vietnamese Astrology, and in What Order Do You Read a Specific Year on a Chart?
Annual palaces carry the exact earthly branch of the year, while annual stars are placed by that year's stem and branch.
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No. Lưu niên is the palace that carries the Earthly Branch of the year being read; for example, in 2027, the year of Đinh Mùi, the Mùi palace is the lưu niên palace. Sao lưu is the layer of temporary stars placed according to the Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch of the year being read, overlaid on the original birth chart, and it changes every year. The lưu niên palace is the frame, and the sao lưu are the details placed into that frame.
From the article “What Are Annual Palaces and Annual Stars in Vietnamese Astrology, and in What Order Do You Read a Specific Year on a Chart?”
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