What is the date and day of September 11th in the lunar calendar in 2017?

We have quietly stepped into a season full of harvest. The falling leaves tell us that it is already September in late autumn. The Fortune Teller website provides you with the lunar calendar query for September.

What day is September 11th in the lunar calendar 2017?

Lunar calendar September 11, 2017 (small day)

October 30, 2017, Monday Scorpio (Gregorian calendar)

[Dingyou year is Rooster, Mountain Fire, Gengxu month is Dog, Hairpin and Bracelet are Gold, Gengyin day is Tiger, Pine and Cypress]

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: No meridians for Geng, no sacrifices for Yin. Conflict: Tiger clashes with Monkey on the day of Jiashen. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with Monkey, Punishment with Snake, Harm with Snake, Destruction with Pig, Compatibility with Pig, Triple Combination with Horse and Dog, Six Combination with Pig. Yearly Evil: North. Constellation: Heart Moon Fox in the East - Unlucky.

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Yinmao Day: Wuwei

Lunar September 11, 2017

Today's almanac's 12 gods determine good and bad luck: You can definitely wear a crown and set up your bed, but the rest will be bad. If you get into trouble with the law, you will have bad luck; even if you meet auspicious stars, it will be ordinary. If a burial takes place on this day, good things will be hindered.

What are the things to do and not to do on September 11th, 2017 in the lunar calendar?

【Today’s Recommendation】
[Do not use this day for important matters related to death]: Remove mourning clothes, offer sacrifices, move to new post, bury, raise beams, cut clothes, erect pillars, seek heirs, remove the hairpins, go to school, pray for blessings, settle lawsuits, seek money, get married, build a house, break ground, start drilling

【Today's taboo】
[Do not use this day for important matters related to death] Acquiring livestock, sailing, traveling, going to war, signing a contract, separating, acquiring money, breaking ground, purchasing property, building, planting, seeking medical treatment, litigating, setting up beds, moving into homes, and opening businesses