What day is the third day of the eleventh lunar month in 2020? What's the month, day and week?

What day is the third day of the eleventh lunar month in 2020? What's the month, day and week? Listen to the sound of the wind. As the eleventh month of the lunar calendar is getting closer, there have been several heavy snowfalls in the north. So do you know what your fortune is like in the eleventh month of the lunar calendar? Let’s take a look with Mr. Shui Mo.

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

November 3rd of the Lunar Calendar 2020 (Lunar Calendar)

December 17, 2020, Thursday, Sagittarius (solar calendar)

[The Gengzi year is the Rat, the Earth on the Wall, the Wuzi month is the Rat, the Thunder Fire, the Jiawu day is the Horse, the Sand and the Gold]

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Jia does not open the warehouse, Wu does not cover the house. Conflict: Horse Day Conflict (Wu Zi) Rat Today's Conflicts and Compatibility: Conflict with Rabbit, Self-punishment with Rooster, Harm with Dog, Broken with Rat, Compatible with Dragon, Sanhe with Snake and Ox, Sixhe with Dragon. Yearly Evil: Yearly Evil North. Constellation: Eastern Corner Wood Dragon - Good

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Wuwei Day: Chensi

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

【Today’s Recommendation】
Do not do anything else, such as offering sacrifices, seeking medical treatment, destroying houses or walls.

【Today's taboo】
Everything is not suitable

What do the twenty-eight constellations in the lunar calendar mean?

The constellations in the lunar calendar are also called the Twenty-Eight Mansions. It has a very early origin and was originally used by ancient people to observe the movement of the sun, moon and five planets. After long-term observation, the ancients successively selected twenty-eight constellations near the ecliptic equator as coordinates, called the Twenty-Eight Mansions. The ancients used the method of taking turns to count the days by using the twenty-eight constellations. One constellation represented one day, and the cycle repeated itself every day, with twenty-eight days forming a cycle. It is divided into seven constellations in the east, seven constellations in the west, seven constellations in the south and seven constellations in the north. The good and bad luck of a certain constellation is determined by the twenty-eight constellations. Representative works on choosing auspicious days include "Xie Ji Bian Fang Shu" and "Ze Ji Hui Yao".
The Twenty-Eight Constellations are a major creation of ancient Chinese astronomy, which divided the stars that pass continuously through the south zenith into twenty-eight groups, each named after a character: Jiao, Kang, Di, Fang, Xin, Wei, Ji, Dou, Niu, Nu, Xu, Wei, Shi, Bi, Kui, Lou, Wei, Ang, Bi, Zi, Shen, Jing, Gui, Liu, Xing, Zhang, Yi, and Zhen.