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《产经》云∶以青龙日生者， 至二千石；以朱雀日生者， 至六百石，持节；以左将
日生， 至四百石，内侍爱；以右将日生， 至四百石，内侍爱；以句陈日生， 至封侯；
以玄武星 至六百石，为人邪行；以白虎日生， 至二千石，为人KT 子。以此七神日生
贵重，王相日生贵，月建日生亦贵重，吉也。
《产经》云∶月一日、九日、二十九（五）日、十七日者，朱雀日也，生子妨父母，多
病。
月二日、十日、二十六日、十八日者，白虎头日也，生子不孝。
月三日、十一日、二十七日、十九日者，白虎胁日也，生子吉，贵至二千石。
月四日、十二日、二十八日、二十日者，白虎足日也，生子亡财，失火。
月五日、十三日、二十一日、二十九日者，玄武日也，生子有忧，不寿。
月六日、十四日、二十二日、三十日者，青龙日也，生子亡身，三十三年死。
月七日、十五日、二十三日者，青龙胁日也。生子贵。
月八日、十六日、二十四日者，青龙足日也，生子失火，亡财。
《产经》云∶乳母问禹，生男女日，善恶何？禹对曰∶凡入月一日、十一日、二十一日
生子多勇，利父母。入月二日、十二日、二十二日生子俊，多勇，利父母。入月三日、十三
日、二十三日生子多病疾；入月四日、十四、二十四日生子利父母；入月五日、十五日、二
十五日生子父母不得力；入月六日、十六日、二十六日生子早得力，利父母；入月七日、十
七日、二十七日生子便父母；入月八日、十八日、二十八日生子不全；入月九日、十九日、
二十九日生子皆吉；入月十日、二十日、三十日生子俊多，父母得力。
The *Chan Jing* (Classic of Childbirth) states: Those born on the day of Qinglong (Azure Dragon) may reach an official rank of two thousand shi; those born on the day of Zhuque (Vermilion Bird) may reach six hundred shi, holding a tally; those born on the day of Zuojian (Left General) may reach four hundred shi, favored by inner attendants; those born on the day of Youjiang (Right General) may reach four hundred shi, favored by inner attendants; those born on the day of Gouchen (Gou Chen Star) may be enfeoffed as marquises; those born on the day of Xuanwu (Black Tortoise Star) may reach six hundred shi, but will behave wickedly; those born on the day of Baihu (White Tiger) may reach two thousand shi, but will be fierce and cruel. Those born on these seven divine days are of high status; those born on Wangxiang days are noble; those born on Yujian days are also of high status, which is auspicious.
The *Chan Jing* states: The first, ninth, twenty-ninth (or twenty-fifth), and seventeenth days of the lunar month are Zhuque days. Children born on these days will harm their parents and suffer from frequent illnesses.
The second, tenth, twenty-sixth, and eighteenth days of the lunar month are Baihutou days. Children born on these days will be unfilial.
The third, eleventh, twenty-seventh, and nineteenth days of the lunar month are Baihuxie days. Children born on these days are auspicious, reaching high status up to two thousand shi.
The fourth, twelfth, twenty-eighth, and twentieth days of the lunar month are Baihuzu days. Children born on these days will lose wealth and suffer from fires.
The fifth, thirteenth, twenty-first, and twenty-ninth days of the lunar month are Xuanwu days. Children born on these days will have worries and short lifespans.
The sixth, fourteenth, twenty-second, and thirtieth days of the lunar month are Qinglong days. Children born on these days will lose their lives, dying at thirty-three years old.
The seventh, fifteenth, and twenty-third days of the lunar month are Qinglongxie days. Children born on these days will be noble.
The eighth, sixteenth, and twenty-fourth days of the lunar month are Qinglongzu days. Children born on these days will suffer from fires and loss of wealth.
The *Chan Jing* states: A wet nurse asked Yu the Great about the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of giving birth to sons or daughters on specific days. Yu replied: Generally, children born on the first, eleventh, and twenty-first days of the lunar month are courageous and beneficial to their parents. Children born on the second, twelfth, and twenty-second days are handsome and courageous, beneficial to their parents. Children born on the third, thirteenth, and twenty-third days suffer from many diseases. Children born on the fourth, fourteenth, and twenty-fourth days are beneficial to their parents. Children born on the fifth, fifteenth, and twenty-fifth days result in parents being unable to rely on them. Children born on the sixth, sixteenth, and twenty-sixth days become capable early, benefiting their parents. Children born on the seventh, seventeenth, and twenty-seventh days require parental care for daily needs. Children born on the eighth, eighteenth, and twenty-eighth days are incomplete (disabled or stillborn). Children born on the ninth, nineteenth, and twenty-ninth days are all auspicious. Children born on the tenth, twentieth, and thirtieth days are often handsome, allowing parents to rely on them.