Interpretation of Gregorian calendar by various terms in the Yellow Calendar: it is the current international calendar, also called Gregorian calendar, and in China it is also called national calendar or new calendar. It is related to the earth's orbit around the sun, which is the solar calendar. Gregorian calendar starts from 65438+ 10 month 1 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. Lunar calendar: according to the standard, it should be called the summer calendar, also called the Han calendar, which is calculated according to the periodic change of the moon phase and the law of the earth's orbit around the sun (that is, the change of seasons throughout the year). This is a kind of lunar calendar. The lunar calendar begins on the first day of the first month. Example: Renchennian 1 1 23rd of the month. Some perpetual calendars are marked as "Lunar Year" to avoid confusion with official calendars. Regarding 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. In the late Qing Dynasty, the Chinese League led by Sun Yat-sen adopted the Yellow Emperor Calendar. 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 integration with the international 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, which 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. ... trunk calendar: also known as solar calendar and Jiazi calendar, which marks the year, month, day and time with 60 groups of different trunk and branch calendars, basically improved 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. For example, in the year of Renchen, the month of Renzi and the day of Wu Geng. (If some almanac doesn't have a year calendar and a year calendar, it will introduce a five-tiger year calendar and a five-mouse day calendar. The calendar of the year of the Five Tigers has always been the most important part of the almanac, because the skill of choosing good or bad luck is only related to the calendar of the year, month and day. In order to increase the accuracy of techniques and create astronomical phenomena, the selectors of 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. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Zhang Yuxi said: When choosing a day, the solar terms of the month should be correct, and the gas should be daily calendar. This year is too old: this year is too old. Year-old Chong: This year is the year-old Chong in the zodiac. Chronology of trunk and branch: It is a part of the trunk and branch calendar, or in line with the lunar calendar, using heavenly stems and earthly branches's method. Such as Wu Jianian or Wu Jianian in the lunar calendar. Flying Star: The purple and white nine stars that entered China that year. Some will match a flying star map of Jiugong in the fleeting time. Twenty-four solar terms and solar term time: Twenty-four solar terms, namely beginning of spring, Rain, Creeping, Equinox, Qingming, Grain Rain, Long Summer, Xiaoman, Mang, Summer, Slight Summer, Great Summer, beginning of autumn, Early Summer, White Dew, Autumn Equinox, Cold Dew, Early Frost, beginning of winter, Light Snow, Heavy Snow, Winter, Slight Cold and Severe Cold, are all based on the ancients. Seventy-two issues: five days, 365 days a year (average year) is 73 issues. In order to correspond to the twenty-four solar terms, it is stipulated that three periods are one period (qi) and 72 periods a year. Each climate corresponds to a phenological phenomenon called "waiting". The "weather" of weather should include abiotic and biotic. The former includes "the water begins to dry up", "the east wind thaws", "the rainbow begins to see" and "the ground begins to freeze". The latter includes animals and plants, such as "the swan goose comes", "the tiger begins to make love", "Ping begins to live", "Bitter vegetable show" and "the peach blossom begins to bloom". The seventy-two changes originated very early and played a certain role in agricultural activities. Although some phenological descriptions are not so accurate and some are unscientific, they still have certain reference value for understanding the climate and its changes in ancient North China. Because the initial unit of phenology at that time was small and the actual climate and region were quite different, it was difficult to be widely used. Now that the phenology of the Yellow River basin has changed, the phenology of other areas is even more different. We must constantly develop phenology and formulate a new natural calendar, otherwise it is impossible to mechanically copy ancient books. Several dragons control water: according to the first day of the first month of each year (Chen is a dragon). For example, the fifth day of the first month is called "Five Dragons Governing Water", and the sixth day is called "Six Dragons Governing Water", and so on. It is said that the more dragons, the less rainfall, and the less dragons, the more rainfall. Since ancient times, there has been a proverb among the Han people that "it doesn't rain when there are many dragons". A few cows plow the fields: The first ugly day (ugly for cows) is the first day of the first month, that is, "a few cows plow the fields". There are more cows in the field ... >>
The term "Old Yellow Calendar" explains the yellow calendar, which is based on the China lunar calendar. There are many calendars indicating the good or bad of a day. Sacrifice: refers to the worship of ancestors and gods. Burial: Hold a burial ceremony. Marriage: the day of marriage. Travel: Traveling abroad, etc. Blesser: One who prays for God's blessing or wish. Breaking ground: when building a house, digging with a hoe for the first time. Install a bed: refers to placing a bed. Opening: After the Buddha statue is shaped, it is dedicated to the upper position. Nakai: When she got engaged, she got an engagement fee. Embarrassment: put the body in the coffin. Relocation: move, relocate. Breaking ground: refers to burying the dead. Clear: Clean the house. 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 to buy and sell each other. Transaction: sign various contracts to buy and sell each other. Seeking heirs: pray to the gods for future generations. Liang: Liang house. Collecting money: buying a house, purchasing goods, collecting accounts, collecting rent, collecting debts, lending, and warehousing grain. Laying foundation: when building, digging with a hoe for the first time. Fasting: a fasting ceremony held before the temple was built. Appointment: take office. Coronation: A rite of passage for men and women who have reached the age of 20. Anmen: Place the front door frame. Grave repair: grave repair. Hanging plaque: refers to hanging signs or various plaques.
The Gregorian calendar, also known as the Old Gregorian Calendar and the Imperial Calendar, is a perpetual calendar based on the China lunar calendar, with good or bad luck every day. According to legend, the yellow calendar was created by Xuanyuan Huangdi, so it is called the yellow calendar. The main content of the Gregorian calendar is the 24 solar terms, as well as daily taboos, branches, values, stars, moon phases, good or bad luck and so on.
Almanac is the code of conduct followed by ancient emperors. It was calculated and published by Qin, so it is also called almanac. This includes not only astronomy, meteorology, seasons and seasons, but also some taboos that people should abide by in their daily lives. Its content guides the farming opportunities of Han working farmers, so it is also called the farming calendar. Han people are commonly known as general books; However, because the word "book" and "lose" in Tongshu are homophonic, it is also called "Tong Sheng" because of taboo.
In modern times, the main contents of the Gregorian calendar include: Gregorian calendar, lunar calendar and trunk calendar, twenty-four solar terms and Sunday (week), taboos, disasters, directions, fleeting time, traditional lunar calendar, nine planets in Kong Xuan and so on.
Chinese name
yearbook
Foreign name
Dongsheng
Another name
Imperial calendar, general book, general victory
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yearbook
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Know the date, choose the auspicious day of the zodiac, etc.
Starting point time
the Tang Dynasty
Hot area
China District, China.
Calendar method
Lunar calendar, solar calendar and dry calendar
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China perpetual calendar