What do you mean by chronicles of cadres and party branches?

Chronology of cadres and branches has existed in China calendar since ancient times. The trunk is heavenly stems and earthly branches's floor. Match the order of branches, a week is 60, and repeat the record, which is also commonly known as "branch table". The chronology of cadres and party branches is changed to beginning of spring every year.

Calculation method:

It is based on the fact that the first year of A.D. is the year of the heart, the symplectic 8 is 10, the period of the trunk is 10, and the period of the branch is 12.

The order of aerial stem is 1 ~ 10, and the order of aerial stem is 1 ~ 12.

Annual drought = n-3 (n > 3) or N-3+ 10(N≤3), where N= the remainder of the year divided by 10 = the single digits of the year.

Annual branch = n-3 (n > 3) or N-3+ 12(N≤3), where N= the number of years divided by 12.

Example:

Find the trunk and branches of 1 164 and 20 1 1.

Annual dry1164 = 4-3 =1= a, annual dry 2011-3+10 = 8 = symplectic;

Annual expenditure1164 = 0-3+12 = 9 = application, annual expenditure 20 1 1 = 7-3 = 4 = gross;

Therefore, Shen Jia is the main branch of 1 164 and Xinmao is the main branch of 20 1 1.

Extended data

Starting point of calendar year

Qin zhengshuo was followed in the early Han dynasty, and his own zhengshuo was established in the period of emperor Wu of Han dynasty. In the first year of Tai Chu, the Han Dynasty changed to "taichu calendar", taking Yin Jian as the positive, that is, taking the first month of the summer calendar as the beginning of the year.

In the same year, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty established the chronological system. In order to show respect for the emperor, he replaced the reign year of the emperor with the chronological year, which changed the chronology in ancient China. After the year number system was put into use, the previous generation's "change one's tune" system changed. Later rulers rarely changed the beginning of the year or the beginning of the month, and the new emperor ascended the throne and changed the title of the year, which became a convention of China's political and cultural traditions.

For thousands of years, China's traditional calendar, the Han calendar (lunar calendar), has adopted the method of counting the years, just like the year of the emperor, starting from the first month of the new year (New Year's Day).