The Rabbit’s Earthly Branch is Myo (卯), and its Five Elements energy is Wood. Below, we go through how it relates to each of the other eleven signs, one by one.
Zodiac compatibility is read from the relationship between two people’s Earthly Branch (地支). Six Harmony and Three Harmony are bonds that tie together and gather, while Clash, Resentment (Wonjin), and Punishment are ones that shake things up and pull apart.
| Partner | Relation | Rating | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rat | Punishment | Caution | Paperwork, legal matters, health — the things that need sorting out come to the surface in this relationship. Read everything one more time before you sign. Water generates Wood, so the Rabbit is on the receiving end. |
| Ox | None | Fair | No notable Punishment, Clash, or Harmony here. Nothing outside shakes you up or pushes you along, so you get out exactly what you put in. Wood controls (剋) Earth, so the Rabbit easily takes the lead. |
| Tiger | Directional Harmony | Good | You share the energy of the same season, so your vibes are alike. Comfortable, but not much fresh spark. You both carry Wood energy, so you understand each other easily — but you also share the same weak spots. |
| Dragon | Directional Harmony | Good | You share the energy of the same season, so your vibes are alike. Comfortable, but not much fresh spark. Wood controls (剋) Earth, so the Rabbit easily takes the lead. |
| Snake | None | Fair | No notable Punishment, Clash, or Harmony here. Nothing outside shakes you up or pushes you along, so you get out exactly what you put in. Wood generates (生) Fire, so the Rabbit usually ends up being the giver. |
| Horse | Destruction | Fair | A relationship that breaks things (Destruction). What you’re working on tends to get cut off midway, so it’s better to wrap things up early. Wood generates (生) Fire, so the Rabbit usually ends up being the giver. |
| Goat | Three Harmony | Best | A relationship where your energy gathers in the same direction. Whatever you start together, you can see through to the end. Wood controls (剋) Earth, so the Rabbit easily takes the lead. |
| Monkey | Resentment | Caution | A relationship with a friction that’s hard to explain. It’s better handled by managing distance than by trying to reason it out. Metal controls Wood, so you’ll tend to end up adjusting to the Monkey’s standards. |
| Rooster | Clash | Caution | A head-on collision. It’s not bad luck but movement, so when you need to make a change, it actually becomes a strength. Metal controls Wood, so you’ll tend to end up adjusting to the Rooster’s standards. |
| Dog | Six Harmony | Best | A bond that ties the two of you into a stable pair. When you join hands, things go smoothly. Wood controls (剋) Earth, so the Rabbit easily takes the lead. |
| Pig | Three Harmony | Best | A relationship where your energy gathers in the same direction. Whatever you start together, you can see through to the end. Water generates Wood, so the Rabbit is on the receiving end. |
Gentle, sociable, and blessed with a great eye for beauty. They put people at ease. But they avoid conflict, so the things they don’t say tend to pile up.
The Rabbit is brilliant at setting the mood. Being together feels comfortable, and fights are rare. But that comfort often comes from sweeping conflict under the rug. When they hold it in and then explode all at once, the other person has no idea where it came from. Small, frequent conversations are the key.
In Five Elements terms, the Rabbit is Wood. It’s an energy that wants to reach outward, so in relationships, too, they care about growth and direction. A relationship that’s standing still is hard for them to bear.
“You said you were fine — so what’s wrong?” This is where the Rabbit gives it their all, in their own way, yet it lands differently for the other person. Good compatibility means your partner understands it without needing an explanation — or something close to that.
A relationship where your energy gathers in the same direction. Whatever you start together, you can see through to the end. The Goat is warm-hearted and deeply caring. Paired with the Rabbit’s gentle, sociable, artistic nature, you fill in each other’s gaps.
A relationship with a friction that’s hard to explain. It’s better handled by managing distance than by trying to reason it out. The Monkey is multi-talented and great at improvising. Paired with the Rabbit’s gentle, sociable, artistic nature, your pace and direction can easily fall out of sync.
A head-on collision. It’s not bad luck but movement, so when you need to make a change, it actually becomes a strength. The Rooster is meticulous, with clear standards. Paired with the Rabbit’s gentle, sociable, artistic nature, your pace and direction can easily fall out of sync.
A bond that ties the two of you into a stable pair. When you join hands, things go smoothly. The Dog is deeply loyal and honest. Paired with the Rabbit’s gentle, sociable, artistic nature, you fill in each other’s gaps.
A relationship where your energy gathers in the same direction. Whatever you start together, you can see through to the end. The Pig is gentle and blessed with good fortune. Paired with the Rabbit’s gentle, sociable, artistic nature, you fill in each other’s gaps.
Even two Rabbits will have completely different eight saju characters if they were born in a different month, on a different day, or at a different hour. Your zodiac sign is only one of them. People born in 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 and so on are all Rabbits, and there’s no way they all share the same saju.
In saju, the first place to look when reading compatibility is the Day Branch (日支). It’s the lower character of the day you were born, and it’s also called the Spouse Palace. If two people’s Day Branches form a Six Harmony, life together feels easy; if they Clash, you’ll find yourselves on the move together a lot.
Next comes the Day Master (日干). Whether the two Day Masters generate (生) or control (剋) each other determines who takes the lead and whose energy gets spent. Finally, we check whether each person’s Useful God is supplied by the other — when it is, being together fills in what each of you lacks.
In short, the reading gets more precise in this order: zodiac sign → Day Branch → Day Master → complementary Useful Gods . Zodiac compatibility is the outermost layer.
The Goat, Dog, and Pig. Six Harmony is a bond that brings stability, and Three Harmony is a bond where energy gathers in the same direction, so the saju tradition sees these as the best pairings.
The Rat, Monkey, and Rooster. That said, a Clash isn’t bad luck — it’s movement. It pushes both of you to change, so it can actually be a powerful pairing when you’re starting something new together. Resentment (Wonjin) is friction without a clear reason, so it calls for keeping a healthy distance; with Punishment, make paperwork and promises crystal clear.
No. Your zodiac sign is just one Earthly Branch from the year you were born. Real compatibility depends far more on the stem and branch of the Day you were born (your Day Pillar). In particular, the Day Branch is the Spouse Palace, so the relationship between two people’s Day Branches comes first. Enter your birth dates to see a free compatibility reading based on your Day Pillars.
Not at all. A Clash (冲) is when two branches meet head-on and create movement. It can be tiring when you want stability, but when you need change — moving, starting a business, switching careers — it becomes a force that pushes you both forward. In fact, plenty of long-lasting couples have a Clash relationship.
Those born in 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, and 2011.
Jeombom is a Korean saju service that builds its saju calendar from the Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute’s solar-term data and corrects your birth time to true solar time to calculate the eight characters of your chart.
| Item | Jeombom standard |
|---|---|
| Solar terms · saju calendar | Solar-term data from the Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI) |
| Birth time | True solar time correction — subtracts the 30-minute gap between standard time (135°E) and central Korea (about 127.5°E), adjusted by the equation of time, which varies by date |
| Daylight saving time | 12 periods applied: 1948–1951, 1955–1960, 1987–1988 |
| Former standard time | 127.5°E period from Mar 21, 1954 to Aug 9, 1961 applied |
| Input | Solar birth date (convert a lunar birthday to solar before entering) |
Because clock time and the sun’s actual time can be about 30 minutes apart. If you were born during daylight saving time or the former standard time period, your Hour Pillar can shift by one slot without the correction. Detailed records are in Korean Standard Time records and Hour Pillar check. For what to check when choosing a free saju reading, see How to choose a free saju reading.
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