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Daily Almanac Friday, January 1, 2027 — Geng Chen (庚辰)

The day pillar and the classical auspicious / avoid lists, computed deterministically from the soli-lunar calendar.

Day Pillar
庚辰 · Geng Chen
Month pillar
Geng Zi (庚子)
Year stem-branch
Bing Wu (丙午)
Day officer
Settle
Ecliptic star
Heavenly Prison
Lunar date
11/24
Chinese Zodiac
Dragon

Auspicious for

  • getting married
  • coming-of-age ceremony
  • holding worship
  • praying for blessings
  • seeking offspring
  • carving
  • consecrating objects
  • installing the ancestral incense
  • traveling
  • starting school
  • renovation and construction
  • breaking ground
  • raising pillars
  • raising the roof beam
  • roofing a house
  • laying the foundation
  • hanging doors
  • moving the hearth fire
  • relocating home
  • moving into a new home
  • digging a well
  • building livestock pens
  • burial
  • breaking ground for a burial
  • removing mourning attire
  • donning mourning attire

Avoid

  • opening a business
  • presenting betrothal gifts
  • sealing the engagement
  • building a stove
  • building a temple
  • building a ship
  • giving meridian treatments

The auspicious/avoid lists follow the classical almanac rule tables (the twelve day officers and the ecliptic stars), applied mechanically. For entertainment purposes only.

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