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Family line declines; hard to preserve inherited wealth
Ten Evils Great Defeat is a special day-pillar auxiliary star, mainly indicating decline of the family and difficulty in preserving ancestral inheritance. Those whose charts carry Ten Evils Great Defeat tend to see their family line fall into decline, with inherited property hard to keep and signs of loss and ruin. This Sha is most inauspicious when it shares the same pillar with Rob Wealth or Void-and-Death, indicating dissipation and loss of assets.
According to Wan Minying of the Ming Dynasty in San Ming Tong Hui · “On Ten Evils Great Defeat”:
"‘Ten evils’ refers to the heinous crimes in the penal code, which, once committed, cannot be pardoned. ‘Great defeat’ refers to suffering a crushing loss in battle against the enemy, with not a single person surviving—this is extremely inauspicious."
The ancients compared this auxiliary star to the ten heinous crimes in criminal law and to a total rout on the battlefield—both are symbols of extreme danger and misfortune. In ancient legal codes, the ten heinous crimes were unforgivable major offenses; in warfare, a great defeat meant the army was annihilated with no survivors, all of which are regarded as extremely ominous.
In modern society, those whose fate contains Ten Evils Great Defeat need to pay special attention to household financial management and avoid speculative or risky investments. Although this configuration is considered unfavorable in traditional fate analysis, its negative influence can still be mitigated through prudent money management and a frugal, steady way of running the family.
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