Technical insights and deep-dives in Mysticism.
This table brings together the meanings, Gregorian calendar dates, customs, and foods of the 24 solar terms from Ipchun to Daehan. Click each solar term to open a detailed guide covering its origins, sayings, and relationship to the month branch in saju.
Baekro (白露), the 15th of the 24 solar terms, occurs around September 7-9, when the Sun reaches celestial longitude 165°. This entry summarizes the meaning and origin of Baekro, its customs and foods, and its relationship to the monthly command in saju.
Cheoseo (處暑), the 14th of the 24 solar terms, occurs around August 22-24, when the Sun reaches celestial longitude 150°. This entry explains the meaning and origin of Cheoseo, its customs and foods, and its relationship to the monthly command in saju.
Chubun (秋分), the 16th of the 24 Jeolgi, occurs around September 22-24, when the sun reaches 180° of ecliptic longitude. This article summarizes the meaning and origins of Chubun, its customs and foods, and its relationship to the monthly command in saju.
Chunbun (春分), the 4th of the 24 solar terms, is the time around March 20-22 when the Sun reaches celestial longitude 0°. This entry explains the meaning and origins of Chunbun, its customs and foods, and its relationship to the monthly command in saju.
Cheongmyeong (淸明), the 5th of the 24 solar terms, is the point around April 4-6 when the sun reaches 15° ecliptic longitude. This article summarizes the meaning and origin of Cheongmyeong, its customs and foods, and its relationship to the Saju monthly order.
Ahoxy는 OIYO 패밀리가 되었습니다 👋 Ahoxy is now part of the OIYO family 👋
찾으시던 콘텐츠는 아래 사이트에서 계속 이용할 수 있어요. Everything you used lives on across these sites.