What is the meaning of "the thirty-first year of Jiajing, the new moon in December, and the second day of the second day"

In ancient times, country names were used. Time is recorded as the year number of the emperor +XX year.

Jiajing is the title of Zhu Houzong, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. The thirty-first year of Jiajing refers to the thirty-first year of his reign, and the historical calculation is 1552.

December is the December of the lunar calendar, the last month of the lunar calendar, commonly known as "twelfth lunar month".

The new moon is a new moon, a small crescent, which means the first day.

Self-sufficiency is the anniversary of this day, and this day is self-sufficiency.

Two days later, after the anniversary, it was Geng Xuri. Two days later.

The translation is as follows: in the thirty-first year of Jiajing, it was the first day of the twelfth lunar month (Ji You Day) in A.D. 1552, and two days later it was the second day of December (Geng Xuri Day).