Year of the Rabbit (卯 Myo)
Chinese zodiac · 토끼띠 · wood
The Rabbit is the earthly branch 卯 — Myo in Korean, Mao in Mandarin — the fourth of the twelve zodiac animals.
Which years are Rabbit years?
Rabbit years are 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011, 2023, 2035. Each begins at Ipchun, around February 4, so if you were born in January or early February, check the calculator — you may belong to the previous year’s animal.
What element is the Rabbit in saju?
The Rabbit is the branch 卯, and it carries wood. It also stands for mid-spring and the two hours of 05:00–07:00.
What does the Rabbit mean in a saju chart?
卯 can appear in any of the four pillars — year, month, day or hour — and each time it adds its wood to the chart’s balance. As the year branch, it tends to speak to your background and generation more than your personality, which saju reads from the Day Master.
What are people born in the year of the Rabbit like?
In folklore, Rabbit-year people are said to tend to be gentle, tactful and careful. Saju treats that as a light sketch at most: the year animal is one character of eight, and two people born in the same year can come across very differently.
Which zodiac animals get along with the Rabbit?
Traditionally, the Rabbit forms a trine with the Goat and the Pig, and a pairing with the Dog; its classic clash is with the Rooster. These describe how single characters meet, so real compatibility depends on both whole charts.
How do I check my animal if I was born in January or February?
Enter your birth date in the calculator on this page. It uses the same engine as PAL:JA charts, counts from Ipchun, and tells you if the Lunar New Year convention would give a different animal.
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FAQ
Is the Rabbit year counted from Lunar New Year or Ipchun?
Both conventions are in common use. Saju and BaZi count from Ipchun, around February 4; many calendars count from Lunar New Year.