初六。師出以律、否臧凶。
An army must go forth with discipline; disorder is misfortune.
Chisui-shi / Shī
An army needs discipline and a just cause. Gather people with clear leadership and moral purpose.
師。貞丈人吉,无咎。
Army. Correctness and a mature leader bring good fortune and no blame.
Put ability under disciplined, ethical command; avoid reckless force.
Interpretations if the line changes.
An army must go forth with discipline; disorder is misfortune.
Within the army—moderate fortune, no blame. The king thrice grants commands. Right place in the ranks.
The army may carry corpses—misfortune. Poor leadership harms all.
Army camps on the left—no blame. A cautious flank.
Game in the field—good to state and seize it, no blame. Eldest son leads; younger hauls corpses—upright yet misfortune. Leadership matters.
The great ruler commands—found states and inherit houses. Do not employ petty men.
Clear roles and trust build stability; avoid power struggles.
Organize teams with strategy and fair rules; align behind a capable leader.
Follow a disciplined regimen; consistency beats intensity.
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