《产经》云∶《湛（堪）余经》曰∶正月朔一营室，二月朔一日奎，三月朔一日胃，四
月朔一日毕，五月朔一日井，六月朔一日柳，七月朔一日翼，八月朔一日角，九月朔一日氐，
十月朔一日心，十一月朔一日斗，十二月朔一日女。
右件十二月，各从月朔起，数至月尽三十日止，视其日数则命月宿。假令正月七日所生
人者，正月一日为室，二日为辟，三日为奎，四日为娄，五日为胃，六日为昴，七日为毕。
正月七日，月宿为在毕星也。又假令六月三日所生儿者，六月朔一日为柳，二日为星，三日
为张，张即是其宿也。他皆仿此。
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《产经》云∶太岁在午生，属破军星，其为人有威，将众人之主，为人师，众人归之。
富贵秩万石，无忧患，寿九十九岁。
太岁在已未生，属武曲星，其为人强肠自用；有武力，宜为吏，生乐秩千石，无忧患，
寿八十八岁。
太岁在辰申生，属廉贞星，其为人小心，有诚信，不勇士，宜为吏。苦贫，少赀财，寿
七十七岁。
太岁在卯酉生，属文曲星，其为人好文墨，便习事，小心敕慎，宜为吏，秩六百为石，
劳忧，寿六十六。
太岁在寅戌生，属禄存星，其为人多护，杀人不死，伤人不论，人欲谋之，反受其殃，
秩二千石，寿七十七岁。
太岁在丑亥生，属巨门星，其为人勇悍强梁，为众人师，宜为吏，秩六百石，无忧患，
多智辨，圣寿八十八岁。
太岁在子生，属贪野狼星，其为人贪财，疆肠自用，宜为吏，富贵，秩二千石，无忧患，
寿百岁。
The *Chan Jing* (Classic of Childbirth) states: The *Zhan Yu Jing* (Sufficient Remnants Classic) records: On the first day of the first lunar month, Ying Shi (Dwelling Mansion) is the ruling star; on the first day of the second month, Kui (Chariot) is the ruling star; on the first day of the third month, Wei (Stomach) is the ruling star; on the first day of the fourth month, Bi (Net) is the ruling star; on the first day of the fifth month, Jing (Well) is the ruling star; on the first day of the sixth month, Liu (Willow) is the ruling star; on the first day of the seventh month, Yi (Wings) is the ruling star; on the first day of the eighth month, Jiao (Horn) is the ruling star; on the first day of the ninth month, Di (Roots) is the ruling star; on the first day of the tenth month, Xin (Heart) is the ruling star; on the first day of the eleventh month, Dou (Dipper) is the ruling star; and on the first day of the twelfth month, Nü (Girl) is the ruling star.
For each of the twelve months listed above, counting begins from the first day of the month (Yue Shuo) and continues until the last day of that month, which is the thirtieth day. By observing the numerical value of the day, one determines the corresponding Yue Su (Lunar Mansion). For example, for a person born on the seventh day of the first lunar month: the first day corresponds to Shi (Room), the second day to Pi (Breakthrough), the third day to Kui (Chariot), the fourth day to Lou (Bond), the fifth day to Wei (Stomach), the sixth day to Mao (Hair Pile), and the seventh day to Bi (Net). Thus, for someone born on the seventh day of the first month, the Yue Su is located at the Bi Star. Similarly, for an infant born on the third day of the sixth lunar month: the first day corresponds to Liu (Willow), the second day to Xing (Star), and the third day to Zhang (Spread Net); Zhang is therefore their respective mansion. All other cases follow this pattern.
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The *Chan Jing* states: Those born in the year of Wu (Horse) under Tai Sui (Grand Duke Jupiter) belong to Po Jun (Broken Army) Star. Such individuals are dignified and imposing, serving as leaders or teachers to the masses, who look up to them. They attain wealth and honor with an income of ten thousand shi (a unit of grain capacity), free from worries and disasters, living to the age of ninety-nine.
Those born in the years of Si (Snake) or Wei (Goat) under Tai Sui belong to Wu Qu (Military General) Star. Such individuals are strong-willed and self-opinionated; they possess martial prowess and are suited for official positions. They enjoy the happiness of an income of one thousand shi, free from worries and disasters, living to the age of eighty-eight.
Those born in the years of Chen (Dragon) or Shen (Monkey) under Tai Sui belong to Lian Zhen (Chaste Virtue) Star. Such individuals are cautious and honest but not brave warriors; they are suited for official positions. They suffer from poverty and lack of assets, living to the age of seventy-seven.
Those born in the years of Mao (Rabbit) or You (Rooster) under Tai Sui belong to Wen Qu (Literary Star). Such individuals appreciate literature and calligraphy, are familiar with affairs, and are careful and respectful. They are suited for official positions with an income of six hundred shi, experiencing toil and worry, living to the age of sixty-six.
Those born in the years of Yin (Tiger) or Xu (Dog) under Tai Sui belong to Lu Cun (Prosperity Storage) Star. Such individuals often protect others; if they kill someone, they do not die, and if they injure someone, they are not punished. If others plot against them, they suffer misfortune instead. They hold an income of two thousand shi, living to the age of seventy-seven.
Those born in the years of Chou (Ox) or Hai (Pig) under Tai Sui belong to Ju Men (Giant Gate) Star. Such individuals are brave, fierce, and domineering, serving as teachers to the masses and suited for official positions with an income of six hundred shi. They are free from worries and possess much wisdom and eloquence, living to the age of eighty-eight.
Those born in the year of Zi (Rat) under Tai Sui belong to Tan Lang (Greedy Wolf) Star. Such individuals are greedy for wealth, strong-willed, and self-opinionated, and are suited for official positions. They achieve wealth and honor with an income of two thousand shi, free from worries, living to the age of one hundred.