Ten Gods · 劫财 Jie Cai
Companion
Rob Wealth is the relationship formed when another stem shares your Day Master’s element but carries the opposite polarity. The literal translation is alarming, and it is worth being precise about why: the name describes a stem drawing on the same resource pool the Day Master draws on, not a prediction that money will be stolen.
Published 2026-07-27 · Energy Archetype Editorial
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A stem with the same element as the Day Master but the opposite polarity. For a Jia (Yang Wood) Day Master, Yi (Yin Wood) is Rob Wealth. For a Bing (Yang Fire) Day Master, Ding (Yin Fire) is Rob Wealth.
| If your Day Master is | Rob Wealth is | Because that stem is |
|---|---|---|
| Jia 甲 (Yang Wood) | Yi 乙 | Yin Wood |
| Yi 乙 (Yin Wood) | Jia 甲 | Yang Wood |
| Bing 丙 (Yang Fire) | Ding 丁 | Yin Fire |
| Ding 丁 (Yin Fire) | Bing 丙 | Yang Fire |
| Wu 戊 (Yang Earth) | Ji 己 | Yin Earth |
| Ji 己 (Yin Earth) | Wu 戊 | Yang Earth |
| Geng 庚 (Yang Metal) | Xin 辛 | Yin Metal |
| Xin 辛 (Yin Metal) | Geng 庚 | Yang Metal |
| Ren 壬 (Yang Water) | Gui 癸 | Yin Water |
| Gui 癸 (Yin Water) | Ren 壬 | Yang Water |
This table is generated directly from the calculator’s own relationship function, so it always matches the charts the site produces. Hidden stems inside the Earthly Branches can also carry this relationship even when no visible stem does.
Balanced reading
These are interpretive prompts to compare with lived evidence, not traits the chart establishes.
Momentum that comes from working alongside other people.
Courage to act before every condition is settled.
Comfort in fluid, informal or fast-moving environments.
Access to opportunities that travel through networks rather than process.
Under pressure
A relationship is not a defect. These are the patterns traditional commentary watches for when this category dominates.
Common misreadings
This is the most common misreading of the name. The term describes a structural relationship to the same element, and traditional commentary usually frames it as a prompt about boundaries and shared resources rather than a forecast of theft or loss.
No relationship in this system is inherently good or bad. The same stem can be read as support or as competition depending on what the rest of the chart needs.
In your chart
The free result lists the visible Ten Gods for each pillar. The paid PDF adds the relationships carried by hidden stems inside each Earthly Branch, using the site’s disclosed weighting model, and reports which categories carry the most weight.
Calculate my free chartTranslation note
“Gods” renders 神, a word for a symbolic role rather than a deity. English material differs on almost every name: 劫财 appears as Rob Wealth, Companion and other variants. Energy Archetype states both so a reader can match this page against other sources.
Questions
The classical name reflects that this stem competes for the same Wealth element the Day Master would otherwise control. The label is a memory device inside the system, and this site treats it as a boundary and shared-resource theme, not an event.
The chart cannot answer that. A more useful reading is that agreements about money, credit and workload deserve to be written down rather than assumed — advice that is sound regardless of the chart.
Yes. Rob Wealth (劫财) is the traditional label and Companion is the plain-English name used in Energy Archetype reports. They refer to the same relationship; the second is an editorial translation chosen for readability.
Ten Gods categories are traditional symbolic relationships. They are not predictions, diagnoses, or statements about income, health, safety or another person.