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King of Pentacles Tarot Card Meaning

King of Pentacles tarot card from the Rider–Waite–Smith deck: a king in a robe of grapes on a throne decorated with bulls, holding a pentacle and sceptre, a castle behind.

The King of Pentacles sits among vines and bulls, a castle behind him. He is material success and responsible leadership — wealth built and managed well.

  • Suit:Pentacles — Earth
  • Keywords:wealth, security, leadership, discipline
  • Reversed:greed, materialism, stubbornness
  • Yes or no:Yes

What the card shows

A king in a robe embroidered with grapes sits on a throne carved with bulls, holding a pentacle and a sceptre. A castle rises behind him.

He has built something that lasts.

Upright meaning

Upright, the King of Pentacles shows financial success, stability and practical leadership.

Reversed meaning

Reversed, greed, materialism or rigid control.

In love and relationships

In love, a stable, providing partner.

In work and money

At work, business success. With money, wealth and good management.

As advice

Manage your resources wisely and generously.

In Marseille and Thoth

In the Tarot de Marseille he is the Roy de Deniers. In the Thoth deck the closest figure is the Knight of Disks, a sturdy horseman over a harvested field.

Questions to reflect on

Frequently asked questions

What does the King of Pentacles mean as a person?

A successful, reliable and practical leader.

Is it a yes?

Yes.

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