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Hexagram 14 · Dà Yǒu (火天大有)

Direct summary

Hexagram 14, Dà Yǒu (火天大有), places Qián (乾, Heaven) below Lí (离, Fire).

Its nuclear, opposite, and reversed forms are Hexagrams 43, 8, and 13.

Structure reading

The lower trigram is Qián (乾, Heaven); the upper trigram is Lí (离, Fire).

Sequence context

In the received sequence, Hexagram 14 comes between Hexagrams 13 and 15.

Study prompt

Compare Hexagram 14 with its nuclear form (43), opposite form (8), and reversed form (13). Which comparison is easiest to describe from the structure alone?

Editorial references

  1. Yi structural index: King Wen number, name, trigrams, and nuclear, opposite, and reversed forms.
  2. Yi editorial method: site-authored guidance is kept separate from classical text.
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