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31二十
1愚人节
2廿二
3廿三
4廿四
5清明
6廿六
7廿七
8廿八
9廿九
10三十
11三月
12初二
13初三
14初四
15初五
16初六
17初七
18初八
19初九
20谷雨
21十一
22十二
23十三
24十四
25十五
26十六
27十七
28十八
29十九
30二十

1994-04-07 last week四

二月廿七

甲戌狗年

戊辰月癸亥日白羊座

Buddhist Calendar:二五三八年二月廿七

Do Calendar:四六九一年二月廿七

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old calendar
年	甲戌year狗山头火
月	戊辰genus (taxonomy)龙大林木
日	癸亥day of the month猪大海水
fiendishly close	冲(丁巳)蛇 terminate西
moon phase	蛾眉残
the six planets of pre-modern astronomy (the Sun, the Moon, Mercury and Venus)	佛灭
seven heavenly bodies (archaic)	木
motion of stars since one's birth (predetermining one's fate in astrology)	井木犴[吉]
rhyme for stars and constellations	井星造作旺蚕田，金榜题名第一光，埋葬须防惊卒死，狂颠风疾入黄泉，开门放水招财帛，牛马猪羊旺莫言，贵人田塘来入宅，儿孙兴旺有余钱。
nativity	山头火大林木大海水桑柘木
natural phenomena of a seasonal nature	桐始华清明初候
three heavenly bodies and nine imaginary stars (in astrology and fengshui)	下元七运
water management	二龙water management
hand out the bread	十人hand out the bread
cultivate soil	十一牛cultivate soil
get a gold medal	五日get a gold medal
date and place of birth (official position in Hong Kong)	子命互禄壬命进禄
fourth palace (in Taoism)	南
the hundred taboos of Pangzu or Pengzu (name)	癸不词讼理弱敌强亥不嫁娶不利新郎
What's auspicious and what's appropriate?	母仓玉堂
Taboo for bad luck	游祸天贼重日
fetal position (e.g. in obstetrics)	占房床外东南
god of wealth	Happy God: (巽)东南 Blessed God :(艮)东北 The God of Fortune: (离)正南
yin and yang, your majesty (idiom); fig. a superior personage	Yang Gui Shen: (巽)东南 Yin Noble God: (震)正东
the year of the tiger	The year is too old: (坎)正北 Monthly Taiyo :(坤)西南 Daily Taiyo: (坎)正北
the four mythical creatures (a set of hoax animals and puns linked PRC Internet censorship)	朱雀
nine heavenly bodies on duty (idiom); fig. the nine heavenly bodies on duty	三碧木震(正东) 天玑玄空[禄存凶] 奇门[天冲小吉伤门阳] 太乙[轩辕安神]
nine symbolic nodes of the moon	三碧木震(正东) 天玑玄空[禄存凶] 奇门[天冲小吉伤门阳] 太乙[轩辕安神]
nine heavenly bodies in the year of reckoning	六白金乾(西北) 开阳玄空[武曲吉] 奇门[天心大吉开门阴] 太乙[青龙吉神]
the twelve gods (Daoism, Confucianism, Buddhism)	玉堂(黄道吉)
twelve on duty stars	危
empty death is worth it	Year:申酉 Month:戌亥 Day:子丑
previous solar term	清明 1994-04-05 08:31:48
next solar term	谷雨 1994-04-20 15:36:00
Julian day (astronomy)	2449449.5
Daoist calendar
festive days
Dragon Boat Festival (5th day of the 5th lunar month)	否
Christian festival (esp. on 15th day of 7th lunar month)	否
Eighth day of the lunar month	否
Easter Sunday (Christian festival on 15th May)	否
Dragon Boat Festival (8th day of the 8th lunar month)	否
fifth day of the lunar year	否
Amnesty Day	否
Buddhist calendar
cause and effect violates taboos (idiom); fig. crimes and taboos	斗降
day of commemoration
moonlight fast	否
10 fast days	否
Lent	否
New Year's Day (Christian festival celebrated on the 15th day of the first lunar month)	否
Guanyinzhai, the Bodhisattva of Compassion or Goddess of Mercy (Sanskrit: Goddess of Mercy)	否
Yang Gongji, legendary scholar of the Yang Dynasty (1046-1043 BC)	否
motion of stars since one's birth (predetermining one's fate in astrology)	壁水獝[吉]
rhyme for singing (e.g. poetry)	壁星造作主增财，丝蚕大熟福滔天，奴婢自来人口进，开门放水出英贤，埋葬招财官品进，家中诸事乐陶然，婚姻吉利主贵子，早播名誉著祖鞭。

Introduction to the Perpetual Calendar Tool:

1. This tool allows you to look up detailed information for any date, including the Lunar Calendar, Chinese Lunar Calendar, Gregorian Calendar, Solar Calendar, Buddhist Calendar, and Taoist Calendar.

2. Traditional Chinese Calendar: You can view information such as the Heavenly Stems, Earthly Branches, Six Auspicious Days, Seven Planets, Peng Zu’s Hundred Taboos, and the Twelve Gods for any given date.

3. Buddhist Calendar: Also known as the Buddhist calendar, it is calculated based on the time of the Buddha’s Nirvana. In the Buddhist calendar, the start and end of each year do not fully align with the Gregorian calendar; it has its own method of dating and arrangement of festivals.

4. Taoist Calendar: Also known as the Taoist calendar, it is calculated based on the Chinese lunar calendar and the 60-year cycle of the Jiazi system. Its starting point is the Yellow Emperor Era, which began in 2697 BCE.