Physiognomy: Six Palaces and Physiognomy

What are the six palaces in physiognomy? The six palaces are called Heaven Palace, Human Palace, and Hell Palace, each with two palaces. Tianfu is also known as the upper two fu, referring to the two auxiliary bones above the ends of the left and right eyebrows.

Renfu, also known as Zhongerfu, refers to the left and right cheekbones.

The underworld is also known as the lower two palaces, referring to the left and right chin bones.

The six organs on the face must complement each other and be flat and flawless in order to bring prosperity. It should not be thin and exposed, nor should it have messy lines.

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