Zhouyi BenyiLine statement
Jiǎ is pronounced gēng-bái-fǎn [jià].
Jiǎ means to arrive, as in the phrase 'he arrived at the ancestral temple' (jiǎ yú tài miào). 'Possessing a household' (yǒu jiā) is akin to saying 'possessing a state' (yǒu guó).
Nine in the Fifth Place is firm, unyielding, central, and correct, corresponding below with the yielding, compliant, central, and correct Six in the Second Place.
When a ruler arrives at his family through such virtues, there is no need for anxious dread, and good fortune is assured.
This is indeed an auspicious omen for taking an empress or consort into wedlock, and whenever one endowed with such virtue meets with this, it brings good fortune to all.