Date finder
Look up almanac suitable/unsuitable days.
Calculation rules
Four Pillars uses Beginning of Spring for the year and solar terms for months. The selected day boundary applies. Zi Wei uses iztro default stars, lunar New Year, and adjusted leap months: days 1–15 use the current month, later days the next. Schools may differ. Engines: lunar-javascript and iztro.
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About this tool
The date finder reads the traditional Chinese almanac (Tong Shu / Huang Li) for each day's suitable and unsuitable activities, zodiac clash, Sha direction and solar term. Search 1, 7, 14 or 31 days from any start date.
Choose weddings, moving in, business opening, travel or ancestor rites to keep only days that list the activity as suitable and not as unsuitable. It is a general almanac lookup, not personalized date selection.
FAQ
Is this personalized date selection?
No. Results come from the general almanac and do not use anyone's birth chart. For important events, consult a practitioner who can consider personal details.
What do clash and Sha mean?
Clash shows the zodiac sign whose branch conflicts with the day, such as Tiger. Sha is the day's inauspicious direction. Both are traditional almanac labels.
Are suitable days more likely to succeed?
No. Suitable and unsuitable lists are cultural calendar labels, not probabilities.
Which years are supported?
Gregorian years 1901 to 2099; the search range must stay inside that span.