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官禄宫 Career Palace

武曲 Wu Qu

in the Career Palace 官禄宫

What this palace covers: Work, position, and the shape a career takes. What kind of organisation fits, how high the ceiling sits, and whether the line runs smooth or in jumps. More on the Career Palace
武曲Wu QuThe General
Position
6th star of the Northern Dipper
Element
Yin Metal
Transforms into
Wealth
Also called
Governor of Wealth 财帛主 · Star of earned money 正财星

Money that is worked for, not inherited or gambled. A martial star: decisive, hard-edged, short on charm.

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 career palace runs in your favour or quietly against it.

武曲 Wu Qu
Exalted 庙旺

Uniform suits this: military, police, professional sport. So does owning the business, and it can run large. Anything to do with money itself — banking, currency, metals.

Neutral

Watch for the formal dispute at work. The career runs rough rather than smooth. Take the salary; do not take the risk.

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

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武曲 Wu Qu in the other palaces

命宫 Life Palace
who they are →
夫妻宫 Spouse Palace
same star, different area →
财帛宫 Wealth Palace
same star, different area →

When 武曲 sits in the Life Palace

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

天相 武曲 Tian Xiang & Wu Qu武曲 贪狼 Wu Qu & Tan Lang武曲 Wu Qu天府 武曲 Tian Fu & Wu Qu武曲 破军 Wu Qu & Po Jun七杀 武曲 Qi Sha & Wu Qu

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