比劫禄刃四者的区分 All 'same-element-as-me' — but completely different roles Companion (bijian), Rob Wealth (jiecai), Yang Blade (yangren), and Salary (lu) — all share the Day Master's Five Element, but their functions diverge completely. Companion: same element, same yin-yang polarity as Day Master. Helps the Day Master, shares wealth — the civil colleague. Rob Wealth: same element, opposite polarity. Also helps but shares wealth more aggressively — the hard-edged competitor. Yang Blade: the Day Master stem's 'Emperor Prosperity' (diwang) position. Gives extreme support but makes the Day Master too rigid. Salary: the Day Master stem's 'Provisional Officer' (linguan) position. Gives stable, moderate support — the Day Master's foothold. Companion and Rob Wealth are Ten God concepts; Yang Blade and Salary are Earthly Branch position concepts — different layers, don't confuse them. Companion = same-polarity peer (gentle wealth-sharing). Rob Wealth = opposite-polarity peer (aggressive wealth-grabbing). Yang Blade = Emperor Prosperity position (too rigid, needs control). Salary = Provisional Officer position (stable foothold, foundation). Companion/Rob Wealth are Ten Gods; Blade/Salary are branch positions. 1. Companion vs. Rob Wealth — two types of peers Companion (same polarity): shares the load shoulder-to-shoulder. 'I can't carry it, you help me — and when we split the money, it's civil.' Rob Wealth (opposite polarity): forces its way in. 'I can't carry it, you take over — but you'll take a bigger cut.' Companion-heavy people collaborate well (gentle colleague dynamics). Rob Wealth-heavy people also collaborate but with more friction (sharper profit-splitting sensitivity). Companion taking wealth = slow bleed. Rob Wealth taking wealth = sudden amputation. For partnerships: Companion types do well with long contracts. Rob Wealth types need frequent profit distributions. 2. Yang Blade and Salary — two special positions Salary position (Provisional Officer) = the Day Master's 'office' — a stable seat. Salary support is moderate, not excessive — keeps the Day Master steadily on its feet. Salary clashed = foundation shakes but doesn't collapse instantly. Blade position (Emperor Prosperity) = the Day Master's 'battle station' — peak combat power. Blade support is extreme — but also extremely rigid, prone to hurting self and others. Yang Blade riding Killing (yangren jia sha) = armed and disciplined on the battlefield = good. Yang Blade uncontrolled = swinging wildly on the battlefield = dangerous. Don't call the same branch both Salary and Blade — for Jia Day Master, Yin is Salary (lu), Mao is Blade (ren). They're not the same thing. 3. Priority in practical reading For Day Master strength: check Salary and Blade first (they're branch-root positions, determine basic physical capacity). Then check Companion and Rob Wealth (stem-level or hidden-stem support). For partnerships and finances: check Companion/Rob Wealth first (they directly seize or share wealth). Then check whether Salary/Blade are clashed (unstable foundation means money can't be held anyway). For personality: Companion/Rob Wealth-heavy people are more socially shaped (peers influence them more). Salary/Blade-heavy people are more self-driven (foundation supplies internal energy). 4. Combining the two layers A chart can have strong Companion/Rob Wealth (many same-element stems) but no Salary or Blade (branch positions absent). This person has peer support but lacks internal foundation — socially strong, physically vulnerable. A chart with strong Salary/Blade but few Companions is self-sufficient — doesn't need peers, operates from internal reserves. The ideal: Salary + Companion together = stable internal foundation plus collaborative external support. Blade + Rob Wealth together = intense internal drive plus aggressive peer dynamics — powerful but volatile. How to Approach This Concept Career & Wealth Rob Wealth-heavy charts need structured profit-sharing in business — don't try to keep 100%. Salary-heavy charts do better with stable salary positions than equity partnerships. Blade-heavy charts excel in high-stakes, high-reward careers where controlled aggression pays off. Love & Relationship Blade on the day branch (spouse palace) = intense, passionate relationship dynamics but risk of conflict. Salary on the day branch = stable, steady partnership. Rob Wealth near the spouse star = watch for third-party competition in relationships. Personality Companion-heavy = collaborative, team-oriented. Rob Wealth-heavy = competitive, edge-aware. Salary-heavy = self-possessed, internally stable. Blade-heavy = intense, driven, prone to pushing too hard. Health Blade position on the Day Master = high physical intensity but injury-prone. Salary position = steady energy, good recovery. If Blade is uncontrolled (no Officer or Killing to discipline it), watch for burnout from overexertion. Source Texts Practical Takeaways Quick reference lookup: Companion = stems/hidden stems same polarity as DM. Rob Wealth = stems/hidden stems opposite polarity as DM. Salary = DM's Provisional Officer branch. Blade = DM's Emperor Prosperity branch. Separate layers, separate lookups. Partnership pre-check: Before starting a business partnership: check Companion/Rob Wealth — rooted and strong? If yes, wealth-splitting events will happen. Companion or Rob Wealth? Companion is easier (gentle). Rob Wealth needs tighter agreements (aggressive profit-taking). Blade control check: If Yang Blade is present, is there an Officer or Killing to control it? Blade controlled = weapon in skilled hands. Blade uncontrolled = weapon swinging loose. The difference determines whether the Blade is an asset or liability. Follow-up Questions Q: Can someone have many Companions but no Yang Blade? A: Yes. Companion is a Ten God concept; Yang Blade is a branch-position concept. Someone can have multiple Companion stems but zero Blade positions (Emperor Prosperity branch not present). The two don't contradict or overlap. Q: Is Salary more important than Blade? A: Depends on the chart. Salary gives sustainable, stable support — better for longevity and consistency. Blade gives peak-intensity support — better for short-burst high-performance. A chart with Salary but no Blade has endurance. A chart with Blade but no Salary has explosive but exhaustible power. Related Tools Bazi Terminology Overview → Ten Gods System Overview → Yang Blade: Finding, Application, Control → Free Bazi Calculator →