The Property Palace (田宅宫, Tián Zhái Gōng) is one of the twelve palaces of a Zi Wei Dou Shu chart. The roof and what it holds: home environment, real estate luck, and the asset base a life accumulates.
What the Property Palace governs
The Property Palace covers home and holdings: the family environment you grew in and build, luck with real estate, and the fixed-asset base — land, housing, the "field and house" of the name. It also reads as the family's internal climate: harmony or tension under one roof. For wealth structure, it is the reservoir (what stays), as the Wealth Palace is the flow (what moves).
How a reader reads this palace
Bright benefics read as a settled home, property luck, and assets that accumulate quietly; Tai Yin here is the classic property star. Malefics or Hua Ji read as housing churn, family friction, or assets that leak — the advice runs conservative on leverage. An empty Property Palace borrows the Children Palace: the home's story is written by the next generation — households organized around children.
- Siblings Palace — who shares the household
- Health Palace — the body inside the home
- Children Palace (opposite) — the axis of the household: who it houses and who it raises
When these stars sit here
Questions, answered
It describes the asset pattern: whether holdings accumulate quietly (bright Tai Yin, Tian Fu) or churn (Po Jun, malefics), plus the home's emotional climate. For buy/hold/leverage questions it is one of the most concrete palaces in the chart.
Wealth is flow — money moving through your hands. Property is the reservoir — what stays: real estate, fixed assets, the household base. Strong flow with a leaking reservoir reads as high income, low savings; the reverse reads as quiet accumulation.
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