The Cauldron Hexagram 50 of the I Ching (Yijing · 周易)
The cauldron — refinement and new order
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Traditional Fortune Grade
Auspicious大吉 · 传统吉凶分档
鼎新立制、安顿有序则大吉,宜正位凝命。
Basis · 依据:卦辞「元吉,亨」——鼎以定器为正,传统判为大吉。
The Judgment
The Cauldron — supreme success, good fortune.
The Six Moving Lines
Six at the beginningA ting with legs turned up; furthers removal of what is stagnant; one takes a concubine for the sake of her son; no blame.初六:鼎颠趾,利出否。得妾以其子,无咎。
Nine in the second placeThere is food in the ting; my comrades are envious, but they cannot harm me; good fortune.九二:鼎有实,我仇有疾,不我能即,吉。
Nine in the third placeThe handle of the ting is altered; one is impeded in one's way of life; the fat of the pheasant is not eaten; once rain falls, remorse is spent; good fortune comes in the end.九三:鼎耳革,其行塞,雉膏不食,方雨亏悔,终吉。
Nine in the fourth placeThe leg of the ting is broken; the duke's meal is spilled and his person is soiled; misfortune.九四:鼎折足,覆公餗,其形渥,凶。
Six in the fifth placeThe ting has yellow handles, golden carrying rings; perseverance furthers.六五:鼎黄耳,金铉,利贞。
Nine at the topThe ting has jade rings; great good fortune; nothing that would not act to further.上九:鼎玉铉,大吉,无不利。
Translations after Wilhelm/Baynes and Legge, for cultural study; Classical Chinese shown as reference.
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