Classical methods trace the rhythms of time, while your birth chart shapes a reading of the day's favorable and adverse influences.
Bing–Wu year · Horse
Wu–Xu month
Lunar month 9, day 23Clashes with Rooster (Gui–You) · Sha: West
Joy Northeast · Wealth North · Fortune North
Halloween · Second pentad
Hairy Head · Sun · Rooster · Hold Day Officer · Hook Array
Caution dayZi hour · Yin hour · Mao hour · Wu hour · Wei hour · You hour
Favorable: Dog, Pig, Goat · Clashing: Rooster
See all activities, seasonal markers, lunar mansions, and twelve two-hour periods.
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Follow the month's changing rhythm through seasonal turns, festivals, and auspicious or cautionary markers.
Choose any date for the full almanac, two-hour windows, and a report grounded in your own chart.
Guanyitang uses the imperially commissioned Xie Ji Bian Fang Shu as a primary reference for traditional timing rules and consults commonly transmitted almanac material such as the Yu Xia Ji. Stem-branch cycles, Day Officers, lunar mansions, solar terms, and hour periods are calculated by a deterministic calendar engine. Public calendar facts and personal chart interpretation remain clearly separated so a general activity marker is not mistaken for a personal verdict.
Continue into published references and working tools, from calendar foundations and daily markers to practical date selection.
Traditional date selection begins with the day's general calendar pattern, then considers the activity and the individual chart. A publicly auspicious date is not automatically favorable for every person or purpose. If the day's stem-branch forms a material clash with the natal chart, personal circumstances and practical constraints should take priority, with the daily chart reading used as an additional reference.
The Twelve Day Officers cycle from the relationship between the seasonal month and the day's earthly branch. They describe how different activities fit the day. A Break day can suit removal or dismantling, while a Danger day is not universally unusable. The activity, day deity, lunar mansion, and hour all need to be read together.
The day establishes the broad background; the two-hour period refines the usable window. First avoid a day-level restriction that directly conflicts with the activity, then choose among the available auspicious hours. If the date itself is materially unsuitable, a single favorable hour should not be treated as a complete override.
A solar term occurs at a specific astronomical instant. Once converted into different time zones, its local date and transition time can differ. The public almanac uses the page's market time zone, while a personal birth chart separately applies birthplace, birth-time zone, and any true-solar-time correction selected for the recorded birth time.
Traditional-culture reflection and planning support; not a substitute for medical, legal, financial, or other professional advice.