2029/12/23 (Gregorian) Sun
Lunar Ji-You year, 11th month, day 19
Ji-You yearBing-Zi monthDing-Hai dayZodiac: Rooster
Day 2 after Winter Solstice
Dos, don'ts and spirits
Good for
- Betrothal Gift-Giving
- Engagement
- Worship
- Bathing
- Coming-of-Age Ceremony
- Setting Up Bed Curtains
- Cutting Cloth for Clothes
- Renovation
- Breaking Ground
- Demolition
- Moving House
- Moving into a New Home
- Installing a Door
- Opening a Storehouse
- Building a Dike
- Building a Toilet
- Planting
- Acquiring Livestock
- Repairing a Wall
- Sealing a Hole
Avoid
- Marriage
- Praying for Blessings
- Consecrating a Religious Statue
- Digging a Well
- Burial
- Conducting a Funeral
- Clash
- Clashes with Snake · Sha in the West
- 12 Day Officers
- Close
- 28 Lunar Mansions
- Pleiades mansion
- Nayin element
- Earth on the Roof
- Joy deity direction
- South
- Wealth deity direction
- Southwest
- Fetal deity location
- Storehouse & Bed · outside, northwest
- Peng Zu's taboos
- Ding day: don't get a haircut — sores would break out on the head. / Hai (Pig) day: don't marry — inauspicious for the groom.
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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