What does the heavenly prison mean in the yellow calendar?

The celestial prison in the Gregorian calendar refers to the zodiac of the immortal wheel from 24 directions:

Including Star God, Celestial Prison, Suzaku, Golden Chamber, Tiande and White Tiger; Yutang; Paradise prison; Qinglong; Xuanwu; Division of life; Hook up.

Golden Chamber refers to longevity, Tiande refers to bathing, White Tiger refers to crown belt, Yutang refers to temporary officials, Tianlong refers to emperor king, Xuanwu refers to descending position, natural punishment refers to sick position, Suzaku refers to death position, Si Ming refers to grave position, Gou Chen refers to absolute position, Qinglong refers to fetal position, and Tang Ming refers to raising position.

Daily related content of the yellow calendar

Its contents mainly include: Gregorian calendar date; Zhou; Seasons of the day (such as the first quarter, the twenty-four solar terms, the new moon, various festivals, etc.). ); That day was lucky and fierce; The first few days of the lunar calendar; Dry branch day; Xing Wu, Yin Na; Gossip; Daily divination; Value the nine planets; 28 stars; Twelve consecutive victories; Should be avoided on the same day; Rush to that day; Fetal god day; Good luck, adversity, etc. Briefly as follows:

Date of support: such as Jiazi Day, Ugly Day and Bingyin Day.

The good or bad of this day: All the evil spirits on duty, such as the broken year, the broken moon, the new moon, the four departures and the four wonders, are unlucky, no matter what other evil spirits are nearby. The rest of the days are judged to be peaceful or auspicious according to the twelve constellations (the gods of the zodiac), the twenty-eight stars and various evil spirits.

Twelve satellites: built, divided, filled, leveled, fixed, maintained, broken, dangerous, successful, closed, opened and closed;

Twenty-eight stars: horns, cymbals, houses, dustpans at the end of the heart, etc. (Refer to the article auspicious day and twenty-eight stars);

Yin Na's five elements: Japanese branches have the words "gold", "fire" or "gold in the sea" and "fire in the furnace".

"Celestial officials are in the morning", "noon in XiShen", "when the sun is wandering", "when the sky is just right" and "when the stars are blessed" are the contents of the gods when the sun is dry, and the hours when the sun is dry that day are precious. Due to the space limitation of the "Yellow Calendar", only one of them is listed. [8]?

Appropriateness and taboo of a day: infer from the twelve constellations, twenty-eight stars and your gods and evil spirits.

If the auspicious god is near, there must be a auspicious god.

A: Something suitable for today.

Evil spirits should be avoided: you should stay away, and some bad things will happen to you.

Avoid: things you shouldn't do today.

Sacrifice: refers to the worship of ancestors and gods.

Burial: Hold a burial ceremony.

Marriage: the day of marriage.

Travel: Traveling abroad, etc.

Blessing: Pray for the gods to bless something that may be wished.

Breaking ground: When building a house, hoes were first used for digging. (mostly referring to yangzhai)

Anbed: refers to placing a bed.

Opening: After the Buddha statue is shaped, it is enshrined in the upper position.

Nakai: When she got engaged, she got an engagement fee.

Embarrassment: put the body in the coffin.

Relocation: move, relocate.

Break ground: To dig with a hoe for the first time (especially a dark house)

Clear: clean the room.

Move into a house: move into a new home.

Build: repair and build houses.

Planting: planting crops.

Opening: The store is open for business.

Move: Move the coffin.

Engagement: a kind of engagement ceremony, commonly known as small engagement.

Demolition: Demolition of houses.

Filing: signing various contracts.

Trade: the problem of mutual buying and selling.

Seeking an heir: pray to the gods for future generations. (mainly for men)

Beam: a beam house.

Collecting money: buying a house, purchasing goods, collecting accounts, collecting rent, collecting debts, lending, and warehousing grain.

Starting from the foundation: When building a house, the first stone is put into the foundation of the wall.

Fasting: a fasting ceremony held before the temple was built.

Position: taking office.

Coronation: A rite of passage for men and women who have reached the age of 20 (a few weeks ago). In a few weeks, women will be 15 years old.

Anmen: Place the front door frame.

Grave repair: repair the grave.

Hanging plaque: refers to hanging signs or various plaques.

Bad wall: refers to the demolition of houses or walls.

Bath: Take a bath.

Teaching cattle and horses: refers to the work of training cattle and horses.

Open pond: dig wells and dig ponds.

Peng Zuji: It refers to not doing something on a certain day or at a certain time on a certain day in heavenly stems and earthly branches, otherwise something will happen.

Extended data:

Interpretation of various terms in the yellow calendar

Calendar comparison

① Gregorian calendar

Gregorian calendar is the current international calendar, also known as solar calendar. In China, it is also known as western calendar or new calendar. It is related to the movement of the earth around the sun, and it is a solar calendar. The Gregorian calendar begins with 65438+ 10 month 1

For example: 2013 65438+1Friday, October 4th. (The last two examples are based on this date, and Taiwan Province Province also uses the year of the Republic of China, that is, 102).

② Lunar calendar

According to the standard, the lunar calendar should be called the summer calendar, which is also called the Han calendar. It is based on the periodic changes of the moon phases and the laws of the earth's movement around the sun (that is, the changes of the four seasons throughout the year). This is a kind of lunar calendar. The lunar calendar begins on the first day of the first month.

Example: November 23rd, the year of Renchen. Some perpetual calendars are marked as "Lunar Year" to avoid confusion with official calendars. )

With regard to the chronology, it must be explained here that the lunar calendar can be traced back to the constitutional calendar of the Qing Dynasty, when the imperial chronology was adopted. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Chinese League led by Sun Yat-sen adopted the Yellow Emperor Chronology. It was not until the success of the Revolution of 1911 that representatives suggested that the calendar year of the Yellow Emperor was not conducive to the convergence with the internationally accepted calendar, so they decided to use the western calendar (solar calendar). The use of the Yellow Emperor era ended here.

There is only one option left in the summer calendar, and this option has been used to this day. For a long time, many experts and scholars have put forward suggestions to restore the calendar of the Yellow Emperor. The advantages are: firstly, it can avoid confusion with the official calendar; Secondly, it is more conducive to enhancing national cohesion; Third, it can record the calendar continuously and gradually like the year of A.D. ..

③ Dry calendar

The trunk calendar, also known as solar calendar and Jiazi calendar, is a calendar that marks the year, month, day and time with 60 different groups of heavenly stems and earthly branches, which was basically perfected in the Northern Song Dynasty. It is divided into twelve months by twenty-four solar terms, each month contains two solar terms, there is no leap month, and the old one is the tropic of Capricorn, which is a solar calendar. Beginning of spring is the first year of the official calendar. ?

Example: Wu Geng Day of Renzi Month in the year of Renchen. (If some almanac does not have a calendar year and a calendar year, use Five Tigers Escape Year and Five Rats Escape Day to push it out. )

The trunk calendar has always been the most important part of the yellow calendar, because the skill of choosing good luck is only related to the trunk and branch of the year, month and day. In order to increase the "accuracy" of the technique and create an image of the sky, later generations emphasized that the month in the paving rules is from the beginning of the solar term of the current month to the beginning of the solar term of the next month. Zhang Yuxi in the Southern Song Dynasty said: "When choosing a day, the solar terms for one month should be positive, and the calendar should be used every day."

References:

Huangli (China traditional calendar) _ Baidu Encyclopedia