Zi Wei Dou Shu Constellation: Qi Sha Chao Dou

The Qi Sha Chao Dou (the Seven Killings Facing the Northern Dipper) constellation occurs when the major star Qi Sha governs the Destiny palace at Rat, Horse, Tiger, or Monkey and is accompanied by Lu Cun, Hua Ke, Hua Quan, Hua Lu, Zuo Fu, You Bi, Wen Chang, Wen Qu, Tian Kui, Tian Yue.

Qi Sha at Tiger or Horse is called “Facing the Northern Dipper” because these positions symbolize direct alignment with power.
Qi Sha at Tiger or Rat is called “Looking up at the Northern Dipper” due to its slightly subordinate position. This formation carries intense martial energy—while the individual rises to prominence, their success may come at the cost of others’ misfortune, even casualties.

If this constellation appears in a Zi Wei Dou Shu chart:
– Best suited for a military career, leading to command over large armies.
– If engaged in business, the individual is highly strategic and capable of founding a major corporation.
Immense wealth and influence are possible.
– However, its violent and turbulent nature means that if Qi Sha is afflicted by malefic stars, the person will experience dramatic ups and downs, rapid rises and falls in fortune, and even tragic endings.
– If supported by beneficial stars, the disasters are mitigated, resulting in a more stable life.
– If afflicted by malefic stars, the person may turn cruel, ruthless, face legal troubles, imprisonment, or a short lifespan.

Strengths:
– Bold, decisive, and strategic.
– Sharp analytical skills and strong leadership.
– Tenacious and willing to endure hardships for success.
– If successfully developed, gains high-ranking status and recognition.