Ancient Wisdom, Modern Clarity
1Fate brings the wisdom of traditional Four Pillars (Korean Saju)The study of Four Pillars (Saju Palja). Analyzes destiny by converting birth date and time into Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches.to everyone seeking deeper self-understanding. We combine Korea's deep cultural heritage with cutting-edge AI technology to provide clear and reliable insights into your life.
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Accuracy
1Fate provides error-free Four Pillars calculations based on the Jeonghae ManseryeokThe standard of Korean perpetual calendars. A traditional calendar system that accurately calculates solar terms and true solar time. standard. All interpretive elements including Sinsal48 special elements indicating particular fortunes and misfortunes in Four Pillars. Includes Cheoneurgin (heavenly nobleman), Yeokmasal (traveling star), and others., SipsinTen concepts representing relationships between oneself and other elements in the Four Pillars. Includes Bigyeon (comparison), Sikshin (food god), Jaeseong (wealth), Gwanseong (authority), Inseong (seal), and others., 12 UnseongExpression of the strength and weakness of life force in 12 stages for each character in the Four Pillars. Includes Jangsaeng (longevity), Mokyok (bathing), Gwandae (official belt), Geollok (prosperity), and others. are consistently applied according to traditional principles. This is the core value that makes your Four Pillars analysis clear and reliable.
Accessibility
Without constraints of time or space, anyone can access the profound tradition of Korean Saju (Four Pillars). 1Fate supports true solar timeTime calculated based on the actual position of the sun. Can differ from standard time by more than 1 hour depending on longitude. correction based on longitude data from 163,400 cities worldwide, providing consistent results regardless of birthplace. We make complex Four Pillars theory easy and clear, lowering the barrier to self-understanding.
Authenticity
We base our work on the three classical texts of traditional Four Pillars: Japyeongjinjeon, Jeokcheonsu, and MyeongrijeongjeongThe three classical texts of Four Pillars study: Japyeongjinjeon (Qing Dynasty), Jeokcheonsu (Ming Dynasty), and Myeongrijeongjeong (Qing Dynasty). . We base our work on classical texts and traditional principles, following the principles of the Yin-Yang Office institutionalized in the Gyeongguk Daejeon. 1Fate is dedicated to preserving the essence of Korean Saju interpretation and conveying its depth to the modern world.
For the Benefit of All, From Tradition to Innovation
The founding myth of the Korean Peninsula tells of Dangun WanggeomThe Korean government officially used Dangun Era (Dangi) from 1948 to 1961. (1948 = Dangi year 4281)establishing a nation through the ideal of Hongik Ingan (broadly benefiting humanity) and harmonizing heaven, earth, and humanity. This Samjae (Three Powers) philosophy and Yin-Yang Five ElementsEastern philosophy that explains all things in the universe through the harmony of Yin (陰) and Yang (陽), and the five elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water (木火土金水).became the foundation of Korean Peninsula culture. The Yin-Yang pattern at Silla's Gameunsa Temple Site from 682 CE is an early example of this tradition developing into scholarship. From Dangun through Chamseongdan Altar to
From Dangun's ideal of Hongik Ingan to King Sejong's creation of Hunminjeongeum, and from Taegeukgi to Gaecheonjeol, Korean culture has continued the tradition of exploring nature's principles. After Neo-Confucianism arrived in the late Goryeo period, academic refinement led to the tradition of Four Pillars interpretation being passed down for a long time. King Sejong created Hunminjeongeum (Korean alphabet) based on the principles of Five Elements, making it accessible to everyone. In 1883, Korea inscribed Taegeuk (supreme ultimate) and Geon-Gon-Gam-Ri (four trigrams) on the national flag, establishing Yin-Yang and Five Elements philosophy as national identityOur National Flag The Taegeukgi (太極旗), our national flag, consists of a white background with the Taegeuk symbol in the center and four trigrams (Geon-Gon-Gam-Ri, 乾坤坎離) in the four corners. Meaning of the Taegeukgi: • Geon trigram (乾卦) - Heaven • Gon trigram (坤卦) - Earth • Gam trigram (坎卦) - Water • Ri trigram (離卦) - Fire The white background represents brightness, purity, and traditionally our people's love of peace. The Taegeuk symbol represents the harmony of Yin (blue) and Yang (red), expressing the truth of nature that all things in the universe gain life and develop through the harmony of Yin and Yang.. 1Fate carries on this profound wisdom and tradition in a way suited to the modern era.
Hojakdo (虎鵲) Engine
Named after the traditional Korean HojakdoTraditional Korean folk painting. Features tigers and magpies, where the tiger (虎) symbolizes warding off evil and bravery, and the magpie (鵲) symbolizes good fortune and joyful news.painting, 1Fate's Hojakdo Engine implements the depth of Korean Saju with modern technology. Through two core functions, this engine clearly analyzes and communicates your patterns and timing.
Ho (虎 Tiger) · Calculation
The Ho engine is responsible for accurately calculating your Four Pillars. Through 100% verification with Jeonghae ManseryeokThe standard of Korean perpetual calendars. A traditional calendar system that accurately calculates solar terms and true solar time., it derives key interpretive elements including Sinsal48 special elements indicating particular fortunes and misfortunes in Four Pillars. Includes Cheoneurgin (heavenly nobleman), Yeokmasal (traveling star), and others., SipsinTen concepts representing relationships between oneself and other elements in the Four Pillars. Includes Bigyeon (comparison), Sikshin (food god), Jaeseong (wealth), Gwanseong (authority), Inseong (seal), and others., 12 UnseongExpression of the strength and weakness of life force in 12 stages for each character in the Four Pillars. Includes Jangsaeng (longevity), Mokyok (bathing), Gwandae (official belt), Geollok (prosperity), and others. without error. Additionally, through true solar timeTime calculated based on the actual position of the sun. Can differ from standard time by more than 1 hour depending on longitude. correction based on longitude data from 163,400 cities worldwide, it provides precise readings regardless of birthplace, and performs comprehensive YongsinThe element needed to balance the Four Pillars. Fills deficient energy or regulates excess.determination based on classical texts using three methods.
- • Jeonghae Manseryeok standard
- • Precise true solar time correction
- • Comprehensive Yongsin determination (3 methods)
Jak (鵲 Magpie) · Interpretation
The Jak engine interprets and communicates the results from the Ho engine in language you can easily understand. Using cutting-edge AI, it translates complex Four Pillars theory into clear natural language and provides personalized guidance suited to your situation. Through this, anyone can apply Korean Saju insights to life and deepen self-understanding.
- • Natural language interpretation
- • User-friendly communication
- • AI-based personalized consultation
All content provided by 1Fate is digital insight content for self-understanding and well-being. This service does not replace professional consultations in medical, legal, financial, or other specialized fields, and users are responsible for all decisions.