G-Dragon saju: 을 乙 (Yin Wood) Day Master
Calculated from the publicly reported birth date 1988-08-18. The birth hour is not public, so the hour pillar is left out. A reading for fun, not an official profile.
Year, month and day pillars
Yin Wood Day Master (을, 乙): meaning and personality
G-Dragon's day pillar is 乙巳 (을사): a climbing vine sitting on morning heat starting to rise. The month pillar 庚申 (경신) places the birth in early autumn (August).
Bends around every wall instead of breaking it. Good with people, hard to stop.
Five elements
Strongest element: Earth. People lean on you. Saying no is hard.
Missing: Water. You act first and reflect later.
Hidden badges in these pillars
- Noble Helper Someone shows up when you're stuck. The luckiest star in saju.
- White Tiger Raw force. Bold moves that leave a mark.
Birth hours are not public, so only the year, month and day pillars are checked.
Celebrities who get along with G-Dragon
- Ivana Alawi 99
Wood feeds Fire · day branches 巳申 combine · brings the missing Water, Earth - Rashmika Mandanna 93
Water feeds Wood · day branches 巳申 combine · brings the missing Water - Agnez Mo 87
Wood feeds Fire · brings the missing Earth, Metal - Bright Vachirawit 87
Water feeds Wood · brings the missing Water, Metal - Bruna Marquezine 87
Wood feeds Fire · brings the missing Water, Metal - EJ Obiena 87
Water feeds Wood · brings the missing Water, Earth, Metal
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What is G-Dragon's Day Master?
을 乙 (Yin Wood), based on the publicly reported birth date 1988-08-18.
Is G-Dragon's birth time known?
No. The hour pillar is left out, so hidden badges that need it are not checked.
How Easy Saju calculates
- Dates follow the Korean manse-ryeok calendar, computed with the open-source lunar-javascript library.
- The month pillar changes at each solar term, and the year pillar changes at Ipchun (around 4 February), not on 1 January.
- If you were born between 11 pm and midnight, your day pillar stays on that calendar day.
- Your birth time is read as the local clock time you enter, with no longitude correction. Without a time, the chart uses noon and leaves out the hour pillar.