In antiquity the year began in March — and the system reads this month as the beginning of the path, the time of the idea and of the first step.
The March task is to build anew. The person comes into the lineage as the one who starts: they set up their own business, their own family, their own way of living — and they do it differently from how it was done before them.
They are given the ability to settle not only themselves but others as well: they gather people around them, share things out, set others on their feet. Often it is with them that a new line begins in the lineage — in means, in education, in the way of life.
The difficulty is that there is nothing to lean on. A March person rarely receives anything ready-made and almost always starts from zero, including the understanding of how things ought to be done at all.
The task is fulfilled when, after them, the lineage has something it did not have before.