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夫妻宫 Spouse Palace

贪狼 Tan Lang

in the Spouse Palace 夫妻宫

What this palace covers: Marriage, and the person you marry. Not whether you are loveable — what the other half of the arrangement is actually like, and what the two of you keep doing to each other. More on the Spouse Palace
贪狼Tan LangThe Charmer
Position
1st star of the Northern Dipper
Element
Yang Wood · Yin Water
Transforms into
桃花 Desire
Also called
First Peach Blossom 第一桃花星 · Star of windfall 偏财星

Appetite in every form — for people, for pleasure, for learning one more thing. Also the star of the occult arts.

Two ways this reads

A star is not simply present or absent in a chart. It has a brightness, fixed by which of the twelve earthly branches its palace falls on. This is the part generic descriptions leave out — and it is the part that decides whether your spouse palace runs in your favour or quietly against it.

贪狼 Tan Lang
Exalted to neutral 庙旺平

Marry late, or marry someone who has done it before. Both of you attract attention and neither of you is short of it — which is precisely the risk. What happens between you is not conventional either.

Fallen

More than one marriage, or a third person in this one.

Which of the two is yours is not a matter of opinion — it falls out of the branch your spouse palace sits on, which comes from your birth hour.

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贪狼 Tan Lang in the other palaces

命宫 Life Palace
who they are →
财帛宫 Wealth Palace
same star, different area →
官禄宫 Career Palace
same star, different area →

When 贪狼 sits in the Life Palace

Alone, or paired with another major star — the pairing changes the reading.

廉贞 贪狼 Lian Zhen & Tan Lang武曲 贪狼 Wu Qu & Tan Lang紫微 贪狼 Zi Wei & Tan Lang贪狼 Tan Lang

Star attributes and the exalted/fallen readings follow the classical Zi Wei Dou Shu tradition. Last revised 2026-08-07.