2024 Tibetan calendar Gregorian calendar comparison table

The comparison table of Tibetan calendar and Gregorian calendar in 2024 is as follows:

I. Tibetan New Year

1, Tibetan calendar time: 65438+February 1.

2. Gregorian calendar time: 65438+1October 22nd.

Second, the Tibetan New Year

1, Tibetan calendar time: 65438+ 10/.

2. Gregorian calendar time: February 10.

Third, Moram prayed for Dafa.

1, Tibetan calendar time: 65438+1October 4th to 65438+1October 25th.

2. Gregorian calendar time: February13 ~ March 5.

Fourth, butter sculpture Lantern Festival

1, Tibetan calendar time: 65438+ 10/5.

2. Lunar calendar time: February 24th.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Sagadawa Festival

1, Tibetan calendar time: April 15.

2. Lunar calendar time: May 23rd.

The intransitive verb Buddha exhibition festival

1, Tibetan calendar time: May 14~ 16.

2. Lunar calendar: June 20th-22nd.

Seven, Tibetan Mulin Sangji (Karin Festival)

1, Tibetan calendar time: May 15.

2. Lunar calendar time: June 2 1.

Eight, Gyangze Horse Racing Festival

1, Tibetan calendar time: April 10 ~28.

2. Lunar calendar time: May18 ~ June 5.

Nine, the Snowdon Festival

1, Tibetan calendar time: June 30th.

2. Lunar calendar time: August 4th.

Naqu horse racing festival

1, Tibetan calendar time: end of July.

2. Lunar calendar time: September 3rd (ranging from 5 to 15 days).

Xi。 Bathing Festival ［in seven days during the first half of the 7th month on the Tibetan calendar

1, Tibetan calendar time: July 6 ~ 12.

2. Lunar calendar time: August 10 to August 16.

XII. Fruit Festival

1, Tibetan calendar time: end of July.

2. Lunar calendar time: September 3rd.

Thirteen. Buddha's ascension day

1, Tibetan calendar time: September 22nd.

2. Lunar calendar time:165438+1October 2 1.

Fourteen, auspicious mother's day

1, Tibetan calendar time: 65438+1October 65438+May.

2. Lunar calendar time: 65438+February 15.

15. Lantern Festival

1, Tibetan calendar time: 65438+1October 25th.

2. Lunar calendar time: 65438+February 25th.

Characteristics of Tibetan calendar:

The Tibetan time-wheel calendar, which began in 1027, has been circulating in Tibet for more than 1000 years, and is derived from the astronomical knowledge in the time-wheel classics. Tibetan calendar is a combination of yin and yang, which divides a year into four seasons, with winter, spring, summer and autumn as the order, and the whole year lasts for 354 days. 1February, silver moon is the beginning of a year (the beginning of a year is the same as today's summer calendar), and the period of the moon is one month.

The big month and the small month alternate, the big month is 30 and the small month is 29. Leap months are used to adjust the relationship between months and seasons. Setting the leap time is different from the lunar calendar.

Influenced by the Han calendar, since the 9th century, the Tibetan calendar has always adopted the dry-branch chronology, but the difference is that five elements are used instead of ten: A and B are wood, C and D are fire, Wuji is earth, Geng Xin is gold, and Ren is water. Replace the twelve earthly branches with the zodiac, that is, the child is a mouse, the ugly is a cow, and so on. For example, in the year of Jiazi in the lunar calendar, the Tibetan calendar is called the Year of the Wooden Rat.