Flying Star HubCalculator

Flying Star CalculatorGenerate a Period 1–9 natal chart

Choose the property’s Period and precise Facing Mountain to reveal its south-up Luo Shu chart—with Base, Mountain, and Facing stars clearly separated.

South-up Luo ShuAll 24 MountainsYin/Yang flightMobile and print ready

Three inputs to clarity

Measure first. Then calculate.

1

Find the Facing

Stand outside with your back to the main door, facing outward. Use a compass to identify the correct sub-mountain.

2

Choose the Period

Select the Period linked to the property’s completion, move-in, or qualifying major renovation.

3

Read the Chart

Review Base, Mountain, and Facing stars together with room use, layout, landform, and current overlays.

Interactive chart

Your Flying Star natal chart

Select a Period and one of the 24 Mountains.

Facing N1
Gua 1 = Kan 坎
(337.6° – 352.5°)
SSEENE NNWWSW
Facing Stars Sitting Stars Base Stars
Note: Period center star; Luo-Shu flight; Water uses facing sub-mountain polarity; Mountain uses opposite sub-mountain polarity.

Kua overview appears here based on your facing selection.

Learn more about this Kua →

General notes for the selected Period will show here.

Read the output correctly

The chart is a map—not the whole site.

What you are seeing

The grid is south-up. Each palace shows its permanent Base star, Mountain star, and Facing star. Compass letters are highlighted blue for Facing and green for Sitting.

What affects the result

The correct Period, exact sub-mountain, construction history, major renovations, room use, doors, roads, landform, and surrounding activity all matter.

Frequently asked

Before you calculate.

Do I need exact degrees?

You need the correct sub-mountain—such as N1 rather than N2 or N3. Degrees confirm which one applies and are especially important near a boundary.

Which Period should I use?

Use the Period linked to completion or a qualifying major renovation. When the history is unclear, compare plausible charts and seek verification.

Why is north at the bottom?

This calculator uses the traditional south-up Luo Shu orientation. South appears at the top and north at the bottom.

Professional application

A chart becomes useful when it meets the floor plan.

We can verify the Period and Facing, map the stars to your actual property, and translate the result into practical placement and timing decisions.