The 12 Palaces with Feng Gao (封誥) in Zi Wei Dou Shu.

1. 命宮 (Life Palace)
   • The person is refined, graceful, and possesses noble manners. Likely respected and admired for their poise and cultured behavior. Good opportunity to promote to officials. Status, money can be easily obtained.
     
2. 兄弟宮 (Siblings Palace)
   • Indicates siblings who are elegant, educated, or artistic. There may be strong emotional bonds, mutual respect, or one sibling with artistic talent. Sibling can assist one another.
     
3. 夫妻宮 (Spouse Palace)
   • Signifies a spouse who is gentle, courteous, or artistically inclined. Marriage may involve elegance, grace, or shared cultural interests.
4. 子女宮 (Children Palace)
   • Children may be well-mannered, talented in arts or culture. They might achieve academic success or be appreciated for refined behavior.
5. 財帛宮 (Wealth Palace)
   • Wealth through aesthetics, arts, beauty-related industries, or high-culture pursuits. Earnings tend to come in graceful or “clean” ways.
6. 疾厄宮 (Health Palace)
   • Generally positive; may indicate a balanced temperament. Illnesses, if any, are minor and manageable, possibly related to stress from perfectionism.
7. 遷移宮 (Travel/Movement Palace)
   • Travels bring favorable experiences, perhaps involving arts, luxury, or education. Helpful people may appear during trips.
8. 奴僕宮 (Friends/Subordinates Palace)
   • Supportive friends or helpful staff. Associates are likely refined or cultured. Good for teamwork involving artistic or elegant pursuits.
9. 官祿宮 (Career Palace)
   • Excellent! Careers related to design, teaching, arts, diplomacy, beauty, or public service flourish. Promotions through elegant conduct.
10. 田宅宮 (Property Palace)

• Likely to own beautiful or artistically decorated homes. Property might be inherited or acquired through refined means.

11. 福德宮 (Happiness/Mental Palace)

• Inner peace and joy come from art, culture, or refined company. Enjoys a peaceful, high-quality lifestyle.

12. 父母宮 (Parents Palace)

• Parents are noble, cultured, or respected. The relationship is usually good, with strong emphasis on tradition, manners, and propriety.