Kwan Yin Qian Auspicious
商輅中三元 （上籤）
Shang Ge, a historical figure, achieved the highest scores in the imperial examinations, a significant accomplishment in ancient China.
觀音靈簽第八十六簽：吉凶宮位 Lot Verse
【上籤申宮】春來花發映陽臺，萬里車來進寶財; 若得禹門三級浪，恰如平地一聲雷。
As spring arrives, the flowers on the balcony bloom. Treasures carried by vessels from miles distance. The waves surged three times over the dragon's gate, shaking the earth like a sudden clap of thunder.
觀音靈簽第八十六簽：詩意 Meaning
此卦上朝見帝之象，凡事太吉大利也。
An honour bestowed by the Emperor (someone in higher authority). Very fortunate and favourable.
觀音靈簽第八十六簽：解曰 Interpretation
朝帝受職 如貧得寶 謀望從心 卦中第一
The Emperor has appointed you. This is not just a mere appointment. It's equivalent to receiving infinite wealth. Everything will turn out well in the end. This Lot is the greatest of the best.
觀音靈簽第八十六簽：仙機 Celestial Messages
從心所欲 諸事皆吉
You will have whatever you desire. Everything will be fortunate and go smoothly in this auspicious lot, ensuring a journey without obstacles.
觀音靈簽第八十六簽：典故 Allegory
商輅中三元。 三元記。 明朝。 商輅。 浙江人。 父早亡。 商輅三元及第。 喻步步高升也。 （三元即三級試。 鄉試：解元。 省試：會元。 殿試：狀元。 )
Shang Lü won the three top honours. The Record of the Three Honors. Ming Dynasty. Shang Lü, a person from Zhejiang. His father passed away early. Shang Lü achieved the top honours in the three-level examinations, symbolising his continuous rise in status, a sign of hope and optimism. (The three top honours refer to the three-level examinations: the County Exam: Jieyuan, the Provincial Exam: Huiyuan, and the Imperial Exam: Zhuangyuan.)
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