What is the date of the second day of the eleventh lunar month in 2020?

What is the date of the second day of the eleventh lunar month in 2020? The eleventh month of the lunar calendar heralds the arrival of the new year. The fortune of each day is different. Please follow Mr. Shui Mo to take a look.

What day is the second day of the eleventh lunar month in 2020?

The second day of the eleventh month of the year 2020 (Lunar calendar)

December 16, 2020, Wednesday, Sagittarius (solar calendar)

[Gengzi year is rat, wall earth, Wuzi month is rat, thunder fire, Guisi day is snake, long flowing water]

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Gui does not litigate, Si does not travel far. Conflict: Snake day clashes with (Ding Hai) Pig. Today's conflicts and compatibility: Conflict with Rabbit, self-punishment with Rooster, harm with Dog, destruction with Rat, compatibility with Dragon, three-compatibility with Snake and Ox, six-compatibility with Dragon. Yearly evil: Yearly evil East. Constellation: South Zhen Water Earthworm - auspicious

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Wuwei Day: Wuwei

What are the taboos on the second day of the eleventh lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Sacrifice, sculpture, painting, opening ceremony, cutting clothes, getting married, accepting marriage proposals, demolition and construction, breaking ground, erecting pillars, laying beams, installing beds, moving into new homes, setting up incense, making nets, catching, hunting, logging, importing, releasing water

【Today's taboo】
Travel, burial, grave repair, opening of business

What is the daily content of the lunar calendar?

Its contents mainly include: the Gregorian calendar date; the day of the week; the time of the day (such as the upper and lower quarters, the 24 solar terms, the new moon and full moon, various festivals, etc.); the auspicious and inauspicious gods and evil spirits of the day; the first day of the lunar calendar; the heavenly stems and earthly branches system; the five elements of the Na Yin system; the eight trigrams; the daily fortunes; the nine stars; the twenty-eight constellations; the twelve direct stars; the do's and don'ts of the day; the conflicting evil spirits of the day; the fetal god of the day; the auspicious and inauspicious times of the day, etc. The brief description is as follows:
Days are recorded using the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches: such as Jiazi Day, Yichou Day, Bingyin Day, etc.
Good or bad luck of the day: Whenever there are very bad luck signs on the day such as Sui Po, Yue Po, Shang Shuo, Si Li, Si Jue, etc., it is an unlucky day regardless of the other evil spirits that are present. The rest of the days will be judged as average or auspicious based on the twelve Jianxing (the twelve gods of the zodiac and the underworld), the twenty-eight constellations, and the various evil spirits that are present.
Twelve Jianxing: Jian, Chu, Man, Ping, Ding, Zhi, Po, Wei, Cheng, Shou, Kai, Bi;
The twenty-eight constellations: Jiao, Kang, Di, Fang, Xin, Wei, Ji, etc. (See the texts of "Auspicious Days on the Yellow Road" and "The Twenty-Eight Constellations");
Na Yin Five Elements: Under the day's stem and branch, the words "gold", "fire" or "gold in the sea", "fire in the furnace" are noted.
"Tianguan Chenshi", "Xishen Wushi", "Rilu Shenshi", "Tianyi Youshi", "Fuxing Weishi", etc., these are all the contents of the hour god of the day stem. They are the noble gods of the hour arising from the day stem of the day. Due to the limited space of the "Yellow Calendar", generally only one of them is listed.