Is the Dai calendar divided into 24 solar terms?

The Dai people's annual Water-splashing Festival is also the Dai people's New Year. The Dai calendar begins in June, and the New Year is in June of the Dai calendar, that is, April of the Gregorian calendar. Dai calendar is a yin-yang calendar. It is based on neither the sun nor the moon, but on the movement of the sun and the moon at the same time, and juxtaposes the tropic year and the first month of the lunar calendar as the basic cycle of calendar formulation. Because there is no common divisor, leap month is often used to adjust the relationship between them. The calendar began on March 2, 6381day. Dai calendar has twelve months in a normal year, thirteen months in a leap year, thirty days in a single month and twenty-nine days in a double month. The leap month is scheduled for September and has 30 days. Seven jumps in nineteen years. There is also a seven-day one-week calendar system. In the Gregorian calendar, Monday equals Sunday. Every three to six years, one day is added in August, which is called the full moon in August.

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