Transformation Timing

Your task is to record Hua Kong or Hua Po only when a positioned relevant moving line has a same-position Bian Yao analysis supporting that label.

The subject remains the original line. The changed branch is context, not a standalone forecast.

How the state is formed

Use the completed Bian Yao record from the earlier act:

• Hua Kong: record the transformed branch and the void calculation that supports the label.
• Hua Po: record the transformed branch and the month opposition that supports the label.
• Preserve any earlier void, bound, or clash condition on the original line instead of erasing it.

Do not merge the two labels into a generic “delayed transformation.” Their observable conditions differ.

Timing-source boundary

Condition	Observable record	Timing output on this page
Hua Kong	transformed branch plus its void basis	no window unless a cited source or named lineage supplies a timing operation
Hua Po	transformed branch plus its month-opposition basis	no window unless a cited source or named lineage supplies a timing operation

Two invented calculations

Hua Kong

subject: moving line / position 3
transformed branch: Wu
condition: Hua Kong
sourced timing rule: none supplied
output: no window; retain Wu and its void basis as context

Hua Po

subject: moving line / position 5
transformed branch: Mao
condition: Hua Po
sourced timing rule: none supplied
output: no window; retain Mao and its month-opposition basis as context

Both are invented mechanics exercises. No outcome is supplied.

What this page cuts

• Generic “transforms to cutoff” timing without a public source.
• Timing every Bian Yao dynamic merely because a transformation exists.
• Treating a changed branch as an independent subject.
• Calling the original movement a cause of an external event. The earlier Bian Yao lesson uses cause/effect only as a bounded reading order.

Huitou Ke and Hua Tuishen remain separate dynamics. Do not borrow a timing rule from either one and apply it to Hua Kong or Hua Po without an attributed source.

Stop condition

If the line is not relevant to the question, the transformed branch is absent, the Hua Kong/Hua Po classification is unsupported, or no sourced timing rule is supplied, record no window. Return to the general movement lesson only when movement is the governing condition.

Source note

The prerequisite Bian Yao analysis is taught in the Eight Dynamics lesson. The requirement for separate conditions, a cited timing authority, and a valid no window result is a UAYA teaching convention. This page does not claim a universal classical timetable for Hua Kong or Hua Po.

Next step

All applicable rows are now visible. Finish by ranking candidates and preserving low-confidence or no-window results.