First line Yin: The horse used for rescue is strong. Auspicious.

Second line Yang: When there is dispersal, seek support and regret vanishes.

Third line Yin: He disregards his own person. This is no cause for regret.

Fourth line Yin: He disperses the group. There will be good fortune. He scatters and then gathers in a mound.

Fifth line Yang: He is dripping with sweat when he calls out loudly. He has done nothing wrong. The king remains in spite of dispersion. There is no blame.

Top line Yang: He scatters his blood. He goes far away. There will be no mistakes.