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How Rare Is Your Korean Saju?
See how many people share
your five-element pattern
Top of the whole sample
◀ common · rare ▶
Calculated from every day from 1950 to 2010
How is it calculated?
In Korean Saju your birth date becomes eight characters (six if you don't know the hour), and each one belongs to one of the five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal and water.
We calculated the chart for every day from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 2010 (and all 12 traditional hours when you give a time), then counted how often each "day element + count of each element" pattern appears.
Your "Top %" is the share of people whose pattern is as rare as yours or rarer. Every day is counted equally, without adjusting for how many babies were born that day.
FAQ
Is a rare chart better?
No. Rarity only says how uncommon your pattern is. In Korean Saju a balanced chart is considered stable, while a rare chart usually has one very strong element or a missing one.
Why does the result change if I add the hour?
With the hour your chart gets two more characters, so the pattern is more precise and is compared against a different table.
Are names like "Heaven-sent" or "Noble" traditional?
They are K-Fate levels inspired by Korean expressions (천격, 귀격, 복격, 중화, 정격). The percentages are our own calculation, explained above.
For entertainment. Data: K-Fate's own calculation over every day from 1950 to 2010.