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Chinese Astrology Calendars

Article Category: Society

Author Name: Henry Fong

Most Chinese Astrology system employs either the Chinese Lunar or Chinese Solar calendar. The Chinese Lunar calendar is based on the motions of the moon around the earth whilst the Chinese Sun Calendar – also known as the Xia or Farmer's calendar - traces the earth's spin around the sun.

The Chinese Lunar calendar is the one in which the 1st day of the year oscillates between late January and late February. Additionally it is the calendar that the Chinese utilize to ascertain Chinese New Year – first day of the first month of the year – as well as some other Chinese festivals.

The Chinese Sun or Xia Calendar starts on or around the 4th Feb each year. It is also known as the Farmer's Calendar mainly because it was initially invented as an aid for agriculture .

Because certain Chinese Astrology system employs the Lunar Calendar while some use the Sun Calendar, it is very important make a distinction between the two.

For instance the very popular Chinese Astrology technique Ba Zi ( or Eight Characters ) employs the Chinese Solar Calendar, where each element of the year, month, date and time is displayed as a stem and branch combo. The Emperor's Poem of the Four Seasons – that is seen in the Chinese Almanac and utilized by laymen to get quick snapshot of a person's destiny potential – too utilizes the Sun Calendar.

On the contrary, the less prominent Chinese Astrology system, Zi Wei Dou Shu, utilizes the Chinese Lunar Calendar. One more popular but remarkably simplified method, Chinese Birth Weight Astrology that can be also found in the Chinese Almanac uses the Chinese Lunar Calendar.

For most of us, our date and time of birth is stated in the Gregorian calendar system. To determine the Chinese Solar and Lunar counterpart – required for Chinese Astrology - the Chinese made a conversion manual known as the Ten Thousand Years Calendar. You should not be misled by the name. The majority of version merely contain between 100 to 150 years of present data.

What about Feng Shui ? Which calendar does it utilize ? It depends and yet again you should differential between the two.

Many Feng Shui technique such as Ba Zhai ( Eight Mansions ) , Xuan Kong Fei Xing or Da Gua makes use of the Chinese Solar Calendar. Zi Wei Dou Shu Feng Shui on the other hand uses the Chinese Lunar Calendar.

Keywords: Chinese calendars

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