There is a type of celestial evil star: Pima Star and Pitu Star. So what do "Pima", "Pima Star", "Pitu", and "Pitu Star" mean in the Eight Character Fate Calculation? If one's fate is affected by the Pima Star or the Pitu Star, it indicates the meaning of wearing mourning clothes and attending funerals.
Those who are afflicted by this evil star are likely to lose both parents at an early age, and they may have to wear mourning clothes and deal with funeral matters. This evil star must be analyzed in combination with the four pillars, indicating that the connection with one's parents has come to an end. Both the Pima Star and the Pitu Star indicate the possibility of someone in the family passing away.
The Pima Star and the Pitu Star are mainly determined by the year branch. For example, in the Year of the Rat, the Pima Star is in the Earthly Branch of the Rooster, and the Pitu Star is in the Earthly Branch of the Dragon, which is compatible with the Rooster. In the Year of the Ox, the Pima Star is in the Dog, and the Pitu Star is in the Rabbit, which is compatible with the Dog. Similarly, in the Year of the Tiger, the Pima Star is in the Pig, and the Pitu Star is in the Rat, which is compatible with the Pig. In the Year of the Rabbit, the Pima Star is in the Rat, and the Pitu Star is in the Ox, which is compatible with the Rat. In the Year of the Dragon, the Pima Star is in the Ox, and the Pitu Star is in the Tiger, which is compatible with the Ox. In the Year of the Snake, the Pima Star is in the Tiger, and the Pitu Star is in the Rabbit, which is compatible with the Tiger. In the Year of the Horse, the Pima Star is in the Rabbit, and the Pitu Star is in the Dragon, which is compatible with the Rabbit. In the Year of the Goat, the Pima Star is in the Dragon, and the Pitu Star is in the Snake, which is compatible with the Dragon. In the Year of the Monkey, the Pima Star is in the Snake, and the Pitu Star is in the Horse, which is compatible with the Snake. In the Year of the Rooster, the Pima Star is in the Horse, and the Pitu Star is in the Sheep, which is compatible with the Horse. In the Year of the Dog, the Pima Star is in the Sheep, and the Pitu Star is in the Monkey, which is compatible with the Sheep. In the Year of the Pig, the Pima Star is in the Monkey, and the Pitu Star is in the Rooster, which is compatible with the Monkey. The Earthly Branch that is compatible with the Pima Star is the Pitu Star. For example, in the Year of the Rat, the Pima Star is in the Rooster, and the Pitu Star is in the Dragon, which is compatible with the Rooster. The rest follow the same pattern.
Method to check the Pima Star and Pitu Star in the Four Pillars of the Eight Characters:
Year Branch Celestial Evil Stars: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig
Pima Star: Rooster, Dog, Pig, Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey
Pitu Star: Dragon, Rabbit, Tiger, Ox, Rat, Pig, Dog, Rooster, Monkey, Goat, Horse, Snake
Mnemonic for remembering Pima Star and Pitu Star:
If the Pima Star appears in the pillar, tears will fall from crying over funeral affairs.
If both Pima and Pitu stars appear repeatedly, it means the parents will certainly grieve in the same year.

Pima Star is one of the celestial evil stars in the Four Pillars of the Eight Characters. In the Eight Character Fate Calculation, it mainly represents funeral affairs. If the Pima Star appears in the annual or major luck cycle, the person's fate may encounter misfortune.
The method to determine the Pima Star is "three positions after the year or day branch." That is, if the year branch or day branch is Rat, and in the annual or major luck cycle, there is the third position, which is Rabbit, then the Pima Star appears in the luck cycle. If the year branch or day branch is Tiger, and in the annual or major luck cycle, there is the third position, which is Snake, then the Pima Star appears in the luck cycle.