What festival is the ninth day of March in Taoism?

The ninth day of March is the fasting day of Taoism.

Ramadan refers to a certain day in Ramadan, or when the founders celebrate Christmas or have fasting ceremonies, Taoist priests must strictly follow the rules of Taoist ceremonies. Ramadan is the day when monks need to fast in January.

Taoist fasting days are divided into six-year-old fasting, October fasting, Jiazi fasting, Gengshen fasting, life's core monuments fasting, Eight-day fasting, Sanyuan fasting and Sanhui fasting.

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Introduction of other important Taoist festivals;

1, three meeting days: three meeting days are the seventh day of the first lunar month, the seventh day of July and the fifth day of October (the same below); In the early days, it was one of the days when Taoist people met (that is, during the period of Wudou Midao and Shitiandao).

2. ternary section: one is called ternary section. Sanyuan refers to the three officials of heaven, earth and water, and is the main god that Wudou Midao believed in when it was first established.

3. Five twelfth lunar months: the first day of the first month, the fifth day of May, the seventh day of July, the first day of October and the second day of December. According to the ancient "twelfth lunar month", Taoism offered sacrifices to ancestors and gods.

4. Sanqing Christmas: the birthday of Sanqing, the highest Taoist god.

5. Jade Emperor Christmas: the birthday of the Jade Emperor.

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