What is the date of September 18th in the lunar calendar in 2020?

What is the date of September 18th in the lunar calendar in 2020? The ninth month of the lunar calendar is also known as late autumn, late autumn, and the chrysanthemum month. It is the month of Jianxu (dog month) and there is no shooting in the law. If you want to know more about the ninth month of the lunar calendar, please follow Mr. Shui Mo’s website.

What day is September 18th in the lunar calendar 2020?

September 18, 2020 (Lunar calendar)

Gregorian calendar November 3, 2020 Tuesday Scorpio (solar calendar)

[Gengzi year is rat, Bi Shang Tu is dog, Bingxu month is dog, House Shang Tu is dog, Gengxu day is dog, Hairpin and bracelet are gold]

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Geng does not have meridians, and Xu does not eat dogs. Conflict: Dog day clashes with (Jiachen) Dragon. Today's conflicts and compatibility: Conflict with Dragon, Punishment with Sheep, Harm with Rooster, Break with Sheep, Compatibility with Rabbit, Triple Combination with Tiger and Horse, Six Combination with Rabbit. Yearly Evil: North. Constellation: Fire Pig in the North Room - Lucky

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Wuwei Day: Yinmao

What are the things to do and not to do on September 18th of the lunar calendar in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
[Do not use on this day for important matters] Opening the market, planting livestock, offering sacrifices, receiving wealth, fasting and offering sacrifices, attending school, getting married, wearing a hairpin, traveling, signing contracts, seeking wealth and seeking people

【Today's taboo】
[Red gauze is used for important matters on this day] Construction, raising beams, drilling, migration, breaking ground, funeral, building embankments, releasing water, collecting and shipping, seeking medical treatment, burial, laying beds, seeking heirs, breaking ground, moving into houses, separation, resolving, erecting pillars, purchasing property, praying for blessings, sailing, and taking up posts

How to calculate auspicious days?

There are two main methods for calculating auspicious days: one is the "Twelve Days on Duty", and the other is the "Twelve Gods and Evil Spirits" controlled by the Twelve Earthly Branches.
1. The twelve duty days are: The lunar calendar uses "Jianri, Churi, Manri, Pingri, Dingri, Zhiri, Chengri, Shouri, Pori, Weiri, Kairi, Biri" to determine auspiciousness or inauspiciousness.
The 12 words "Jian, Chu, Man, Ping, Ding, Zhi, Po, Wei, Cheng, Shou, Kai, Bi" are written under each date in the lunar calendar. Any day that corresponds to the six words "Chu, Wei, Ding, Zhi, Cheng, Kai" is an auspicious day; any day that corresponds to the six words "Jian, Man, Ping, Po, Shou, Bi" is an inauspicious day.
『Twelve Duty Rhymes』: To eliminate danger, to stabilize and to hold - yellow (yellow road), to build, to level and to collect - black (black road); to complete and open - all can be used (yellow road), to break and close - cannot be stopped (black road).
2. The twelve evil spirits are: "Qinglong, Baihu, Mingtang, Tianxing, Zhuque, Jinkui, Tiande, Yutang, Tianlao, Xuanwu, Siming, and Gouchen".
"Qinglong, Tiande, Yutang, Siming, Mingtang, and Jinkui" are called the Six Yellow Paths, and "Baihu, Tianxing, Zhuque, Tianlao, Xuanwu, and Gouchen" are called the Six Black Paths.