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Asked by NEUTRONSIG | Mar. 03, 2024 07:32
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leap year rule in chinese calendar

Hello, can someone explain to me when the chinese calendar use 13 month every 19 cycles? i already research but didn't found any answer to my question. Also, i want to know the rule for the leap year in chinese calendar. Thanks

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Answered by Hailey | Mar. 04, 2024 21:57
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In order to make any day in a month contain the meaning of the moon phase, that is, the first day is a moonless night, and about 15 are full moon, to the main month, while taking into account the season, the method of nineteen years seven intercalations is adopted: in the nineteen years of the lunar calendar, there are twelve ordinary years, each ordinary year twelve months; There are seven leap years, and each leap year is thirteen months.
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