Year 1936 , Month 10 , Day 23 （Metal） Lucky Day Calendar
Auspicious day
Summary of This Day
Auspicious day
0 auspicious out of 6 purposes
大安
寅の日
牛
不成就日
凶会日
受死日
Calendar Notes
| Rokuyo |
大安
Greatly auspicious for everything. The best day for celebrations such as weddings and moving.
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| Chinese Zodiac |
戊寅
Five Elements: Earth
Natchin (Sound Element): Castle Wall Earth
Tsuchinoe-Tora (Earth Tiger). A day of strong progress. Auspicious for construction and development.
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| 28 Lunar Mansions |
牛宿
Auspicious for relocations, travel, and financial discussions.
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| Twelve Day Officers |
定
A day when good and bad are determined. Auspicious for weddings, store openings, construction, and relocations. Inauspicious for lawsuits and travel.
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| Nine Star Ki |
四緑木星
Star of harmony and trust. Auspicious for marriage proposals and travel. Governs the southeast.
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Fortune by purpose
💰 Financial Fortune
凶
💒 Wedding
大凶
✈️ Travel
凶
🏠 Moving
大凶
🏪 Business opening
大凶
🏗️ Construction
大凶
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Auspicious Days
◎寅の日
The tiger is said to "travel a thousand miles and return a thousand miles," making it auspicious for travel and financial fortune. 12-day cycle.
✕受死日
The most dreaded inauspicious day in the lower calendar notes. Also called Kurobi (Black Day). This day is unlucky for all matters. Remains inauspicious even when overlapping with Tensha-nichi.
✕不成就日
An unlucky day when nothing is said to be accomplished. It cycles every 8 days based on the month and day of the lunar calendar.
✕小犯土
A 7-day period from Tsuchinoe-Tora to Kinoe-Saru. An earth affliction period following the Major Earth Affliction. Inauspicious for earthwork and starting construction.
✕凶会日
A day when the balance of Yin and Yang is disrupted. Considered inauspicious for all things; weddings, travel, religious ceremonies, sowing seeds, etc. should be avoided. Determined by the solar month and the sexagenary cycle.
✕復日
A day when both good and bad events tend to repeat. Funerals should be avoided, and weddings are inauspicious as they evoke remarriage. Determined by the heavenly stem of the solar month and the day.