Ming calendar

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The Ming calendar was the official lunisolar calendar system of China's Ming dynasty, later retained by successor regimes such as the Southern Ming.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese calendar
historical calendar
lunisolar calendar
aligns lunar cycle with solar year
basedOn astronomical observations
calendarType lunisolar
countryOfOrigin China
culturalContext Chinese imperial bureaucracy
Confucian ritual system
defines Chinese New Year date
Mid-Autumn Festival date
Qingming solar term date
Winter Solstice date
eraNameSystem Ming reign era names
follows Yuan dynasty calendar
sexagenary year cycle
governedBy Ming imperial astronomical bureau NERFINISHED
hasComponent intercalary month
hasDomain Chinese history
astronomy
chronology
hasNumberOfMonthsPerYear 12 or 13
influenced later Chinese regional calendars
influencedBy traditional Chinese calendar system
language Classical Chinese
officialStatus state calendar of Ming dynasty
partOf Chinese calendrical tradition
precededBy Yuan dynasty Shoushi calendar NERFINISHED
regulates agricultural seasons
successor Qing dynasty calendar
timePeriod Ming dynasty era NERFINISHED
usedBy Ming dynasty NERFINISHED
Southern Ming NERFINISHED
usedFor astrological calculations
civil timekeeping
determining festival dates
imperial rituals scheduling
religious and temple festivals
selection of auspicious dates
state examinations scheduling
usedIn court astronomy
imperial China NERFINISHED
imperial edicts dating
tax and agricultural records
uses 24 solar terms
lunar months
sexagenary cycle
solar terms

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