2023/1/6 (Gregorian) Fri

Lunar Ren-Yin year, 12th month, day 15

Ren-Yin yearGui-Chou monthJia-Zi dayZodiac: Tiger

Day 1 after Minor Cold

Next solar term: Major Cold, 1月20日 16:30 (in 14 days)

Dos, don'ts and spirits

Good for

  • Worship
  • Bathing
  • Praying for Blessings
  • Performing a Taoist Ritual
  • Engagement
  • Betrothal Gift-Giving
  • Cutting Cloth for Clothes
  • Demolition
  • Starting Foundation Work
  • Erecting a Pillar
  • Raising the Ridge Beam
  • Setting Up a Bed
  • Placing a Body in the Coffin
  • Ending the Mourning Period
  • Putting on Mourning Clothes
  • Moving a Coffin
  • Exhuming a Grave
  • Hanging a Plaque
  • Praying for Offspring
  • Travel
  • Setting Up Bed Curtains
  • Building a Pen for Livestock

Avoid

  • Opening a Storehouse
  • Marriage
  • Moving House
  • Moving into a New Home
Clash
Clashes with Horse · Sha in the South
12 Day Officers
Close
28 Lunar Mansions
Ghost mansion
Nayin element
Gold in the Sea
Joy deity direction
Northeast
Wealth deity direction
Northeast
Fetal deity location
Door & Mortar · outside, southeast
Peng Zu's taboos
Jia day: don't open storehouses — wealth would scatter. / Zi (Rat) day: don't seek divination — you'd bring trouble on yourself.

Favorable and unfavorable activities, clashes and similar entries follow the method common to traditional almanacs. Almanacs differ slightly, so use this as a reference only. It doesn't replace professional date selection or any medical, legal or financial judgment.

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