What are the auspicious days for the engagement in May 20021year?

What are the auspicious days for the engagement in May 20021year?

Gregorian calendar: May 4, 202 1 year, lunar calendar: March 23, 202 1 year, Taurus, mutual rush: rat day rush (noon Wednesday) horse.

Gregorian calendar: May 5, 202 1 year, lunar calendar: March 24, 202 1 year, Xiang Chong Jinniu: Niurichong (Ding Wei) sheep.

Gregorian calendar: May 7th, 202 1 year; Lunar calendar: Friday, March 26th, 202 1 year; Taurus, Xiang Chong: Rabbit Richong (Ji You) Chicken.

Gregorian calendar: 202 1 may 10, lunar calendar: 202 1 year, March 29th, Xiang Chong Taurus: Malichong (Renzi) rat.

Gregorian calendar: 202 1 may 13, lunar calendar: 202 1 year, the second day of April, Thursday, Taurus, Xiang Chong: Jirichong (Mao Yi) rabbit.

Gregorian calendar: 202 1 may 14, lunar calendar: 202 1 April 3rd, Friday, Taurus, Dog Chong (Chen Bing) Dragon.

Gregorian calendar: 202 1 may 16, lunar calendar: 202 1 year, the fifth day of April, Sunday, Taurus, Xiang Chong: rat racing (noon).

Gregorian calendar: 202 1 may 17, lunar calendar: 202 1 year, Monday, Taurus, opposite: Niu Chongyang.

Gregorian calendar: 202 1 May 18, lunar calendar: 202 1 Tuesday, April 7th, Xiang Chong Taurus: Tiger Richong (Gengshen) Monkey.

Gregorian calendar: 202 1 may 19, lunar calendar: 202 1 year, Wednesday, April 8, Taurus, Xiang Chong: rabbits are eager for chickens.

Gregorian calendar: May 22nd, 202 1 year, lunar calendar: April1April/Sunday, Xiang Chong Gemini: Marichong (Jiazi) rat.

Gregorian calendar: May 23rd, 202 1 year, lunar calendar: Sunday, April/2, 202 1 year, Xiang Chong Gemini: Yang Richong (ugly cow).

Gregorian calendar: May 25th, 202 1 year, lunar calendar: Tuesday, April/4, 202 1 year, Gemini, Xiang Chong: Jirichong (Dingmao) Rabbit.

Gregorian calendar: May 28th, 202 1 year, lunar calendar: April 28th, 202 1 year/Friday, kloc-0/7, Gemini, Xiang Chong: What does it mean that a horse with the same surname is not married?

That is, men and women with the same surname did not marry each other, which began in the early Western Zhou Dynasty.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, people further realized that intermarriage with the same surname would cause abnormal infertility of offspring, but intermarriage with the same surname still occurred from time to time among nobles.

After the Warring States period, the surname Shi, after the Han Dynasty, is not divided, and it is often inevitable to share the same surname without marriage.

In the Tang Dynasty, intermarriage with the same surname followed the ancient system and was prohibited. The Ming and Qing Dynasties became a region-based society, replacing the blood-based clan.

Therefore, the Ming law regulations and the Qing law regulations are divided into two parts: the same surname and the same clan. On the surface, it is forbidden for two people to get married. In fact, people with the same surname and different clans can get married. It is only forbidden to marry within the same family.