Many friends have a strong interest in constellations, but dates are divided into lunar calendar and Gregorian calendar, or lunar calendar and Gregorian calendar. When we query our constellations, what exactly are we going to query our constellations according to? How to divide the specific date range of twelve month constellations?
This is a question that many friends who have just come into contact with constellations will want to know. In fact, the twelve constellations should be calculated according to the Gregorian calendar, that is, according to the date of birth on your ID card. If the date on your ID card is not correct, it is calculated according to the Gregorian calendar of your date of birth. Because our constellation is said to be transmitted from the west, many theoretical bases are based on the west, so the other party is based on the Gregorian calendar. In order to make our constellation results more accurate, it also has to be based on the Gregorian calendar.
Popular science: what is the Gregorian calendar? The Gregorian calendar, also known as the Gregorian calendar or the new calendar, is an international date calendar. From an astronomical point of view, it is a calendar calculated according to the annual movement of the sun, 365 days a year. According to the operation cycle of the direct point of the sun, the average calendar year is a regression year. There are two calendar years, one is a normal year and the other is a leap year. There is only one day difference between a leap year and a normal year. The Gregorian calendar is a global public calendar, so it is also called the Gregorian calendar.
The origin of constellations is Babylon, Cuba, which is one of the four ancient civilizations with our country. At that time, they divided the sky into different regions, called 'constellations', and this is the origin of constellations. Then the ancient Babylonians observed these 'constellations' for a long time, determined the ecliptic through continuous observation, and finally divided it into twelve equal parts, so the' twelve zodiac 'appeared. The final result is to name the twelve constellations respectively. From the vernal equinox, they are Aries (Shepherd), Taurus, Gemini, cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius (Sagittarius), Capricorn, Aquarius (Aquarius) and Pisces in a counterclockwise direction.
Therefore, because the birthday in the western world is according to the Gregorian calendar, the constellation still has to be calculated according to the Gregorian calendar. Your constellation is where the sun passes through the zodiac and the zodiac when you were born. That is your personal constellation.
Date division of constellations:
ARIES: March 21 ~ April 20, Taurus: April 21 ~ May 21, Gemini: May 22 ~ June 21, cancer: June 22 ~ July 22, Leo: July 23 ~ August 22, Virgo: August 23 ~ September 23, Libra: September 24 ~ October 23, Scorpio: October 24 ~ November 22, Sagittarius: November 23 ~ December 21 CAPRICORN: December 22 ~ January 20, Aquarius: January 21 ~ February 19, Pisces: February 20 ~ March 20