Is there a lunar calendar in India? Do you celebrate your birthday in the solar calendar?

The first few people who answered were completely talking nonsense.

1) The lunar calendar in China is a typical lunar calendar. Every month is the beginning of a new moon, a full moon of 15, and then ends with a new moon, which is the lunar factor in the calendar. Twenty-four solar terms are solar calendar factors, and the setting of leap months reflects the characteristics of adjusting the lunar calendar with the solar calendar.

2) The traditional Indian calendar is very similar to the China lunar calendar. Every month is 29 or 30 days, and then it is adjusted according to leap months. It is also a typical lunar calendar, which is called the lunar calendar in English.

3) Traditional festivals in India, such as Lantern Festival, Red Light Festival, and important Hindu sacrifice days, are determined according to the traditional Yin and Yang history, not according to the western calendar.

Conclusion: The traditional Indian calendar is very close to the China lunar calendar and has been used since ancient times.

Like China, most young people celebrate their birthdays in the western calendar now, but some people still say that my birthday is the day after the birthday of the "Black God", which is to calculate my birthday according to the traditional calendar.