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What is the Taoist calendar in Little Knowledge of Taoism?

Daoli originally refers to the year numbers used by people who were robbed by the Buddha in Yuan Dynasty, such as Yankang, Chiming, Han Long and Huang Kai. And each robbery is far apart. According to "Yun Qi Seven Expropriations and Robbery Department", it is recorded that the stars are transported in nine days, with 360 rounds a week. Three thousand six hundred weeks is a small robbery, and nine thousand nine hundred weeks is a big robbery. Every time fate will come to an end, there will be frequent disasters, monsters and ghosts will run rampant, and life will be ruined. At this time, the Buddha in the early Yuan Dynasty will write another spiritual article to protect fate, stabilize the world and save all beings. Later, the Taoist calendar evolved into a special chronological way of Taoism. According to China's summer calendar, use a 60-year calendar. The calculation method starts from the era of the Yellow Emperor (2697 BC), and the calendar up to now (20 BC11year) is 4708 (because there is no such thing as "00 years", one year should be subtracted from the AD calendar). However, in Zhan Mu Dojo of Taoism, all the forms and characters used are based on Tian Yunjiazi's age. Because they worship at God's table, there is no need to use the calendar.