In the second half of 2023, the zodiac is auspicious.

In the eyes of the ancients, repairing tombs was very important and particular. After all, it will affect generations. Therefore, when repairing their own graves, most people will look at the Gregorian calendar in advance to see when it is an auspicious day to repair graves. I also hope that ancestors can bless future generations with good luck.

The best day to build a grave and erect a monument in the second half of 2023 is September 2023 17.

Lunar calendar: Andromeda on Sunday, August 3rd of the lunar calendar.

Suitable: lift the foundation, dismantle the beam, erect a monument, repair the grave, bury, break the ground, start drilling and move.

September 22(nd), 2023

Lunar calendar: Andromeda is on Friday, August 8 (July 8) of the lunar calendar.

Appropriate: sacrifice, erect a monument, repair a grave, drill, take off your clothes and become clothes.

September 23(rd), 2023

Lunar calendar: Libra on Saturday, August, 2009 (lunar calendar)

Suitable: marriage, tourism, logging, demolition, construction, moving, burial, breaking ground, repairing graves and erecting monuments.

2023 165438+ 10/4

Lunar calendar: Lunar calendar 65438+1October 02 Tuesday Scorpio.

Appropriate: offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, fasting, plastic painting, signing an alliance, collecting clothes, cutting clothes, getting married, demolishing a house and entering a house, leaving a cary for mourning, cutting hair, burying, filling a grave, mending soil, moving, taking a bath, treating diseases, breaking ground, drilling nails, and attending school as a beam.

165438+1February 2 1 2023

Lunar calendar: Lunar calendar 65438+1October 09 Tuesday Scorpio.

Appropriate: offering sacrifices, praying, asking for heirs, canceling haircuts, relatives and friends planting animals, raising animals, burying, building graves, erecting monuments, and starting to drill wells.

A detailed explanation of the little knowledge of the yellow calendar? At first, calendars were not used to record time. China began to have calendars about 4000 years ago. According to a page of Oracle bone calendar in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, it is proved that the calendar of Yin Dynasty has reached a considerable level. This page of Oracle Bone Inscriptions is the oldest almanac of all mankind, and this page of Oracle Bone Inscriptions is also called the calendar.

? The use of calendars can be traced back a long time. It was used in the imperial palace about 65,438+0,000 years ago in Yongzhenyuan, Tang Shunzong (AD 805), so it is also called the imperial calendar. At that time, the calendar was divided into twelve volumes, and the number of pages in each volume was equal to the number of days in each month. On each page, the year, month and date were written and handed over to the emperor's personal example officer. The words and deeds of the emperor are recorded in the blank space of the calendar every day, and are first given to the emperor at the end of each month, and then sent to the historian for filing.

? The formation of the calendar has a process, starting with the date. As early as the Shang Dynasty, there was a calendar year of cadres and cadres in China. Twelve calendars were adopted in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and twelve overtime systems were adopted in the Western Han Dynasty. From the end of the Western Han Dynasty to the present, we have been using dry branches to record the years. After the Tang Dynasty, the names of the calendars of the Five Dynasties began to be marked with branches. In the Northern Song Dynasty, the ten branches and twelve branches were combined with time. At this point, the calendars of trunk and branch are marked with trunk and branch, and the trunk and branch are becoming more and more complete.