Sun in the Children palace – meaning in a Purple Star chart

· Sun in the Children palace — your children carry radiant, outgoing energy, and mostly have a stage before the public.

· Children palace Sun in Temple — your children have broad prospects, radiant in all directions.

· Children palace Sun Fallen — your children and you meet little and are often far apart, and their development is obstructed.

· Complete Book, Volume 1, section “What the Sun governs”: “The palace of sons and daughters, receiving the Eight Seats and adding benefic stars in a Temple or Prosperous place, means you give birth to a noble son whose authority is not small.”

· Complete Book, Volume 2, section on the Children palace: “The Sun in a Temple position: three sons and two daughters, and a late child is distinguished; with the Great Gate, three; with the Moon, five; in the Fallen position, you have three children but they do not turn out well, and adding the Ram Blade, Hindrance, Fire Star, Bell Star, Earth Void and Earth Robbery, you keep only one child to see you off at the end of life.”

· Complete Book, Volume 2, section on the Children palace, entry on the Sun: “The Sun: five children; sharing the palace with the Strategist, two; sharing with Harmony, five; in a Temple position there is no loss, while in a Fallen palace there is loss; meeting the Ram Blade, Hindrance, Fire Star, Bell Star, Earth Void and Earth Robbery, few children.”

Sun sitting in the Children palace: the children are radiant and outgoing, with the pull to be noticed in front of everyone.

With Sun in the Children palace, your children are bright and outgoing in nature, have presence in front of others, and develop quite well. The old books say Sun in a Temple position (this star at full strength) means “three sons and two daughters, with late children being noble”, meaning three sons and two daughters, and those born a little later in fact have better prospects. If Sun is Fallen (weak), the old books say “even with three sons, none makes it”, meaning that even with three children it is hard for them to do well. When it shares the palace with Great Gate, the Sun entry in the Complete Book says “Great Gate shares with three people”, while the Great Gate entry says “sharing the palace with Sun, one or two sons are raised apart”, and the two passages are set side by side. Sun is a Yang star, and when counting sons, one Yang star in the Children palace counts as one son.