The almanac marks this day good for funeral processions and burials.
It has Heavenly Virtue and Monthly Virtue, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
The day clashes with the Monkey; by custom, people born in that year skip the procession.
The almanac marks this day good for funeral processions and burials.
It has Monthly Virtue Union and Crowing and Barking, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
The day clashes with the Rabbit; by custom, people born in that year skip the procession.
The almanac marks this day good for funeral processions and burials.
It has Heavenly Virtue Union and Crowing and Barking, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
The day clashes with the Rat; by custom, people born in that year skip the procession.
The almanac marks this day good for funeral processions and burials.
It has Monthly Virtue and Crowing and Barking, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
The day clashes with the Tiger; by custom, people born in that year skip the procession.
The almanac marks this day good for funeral processions and burials.
It has Six Harmony and Crowing and Barking, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
The day clashes with the Rabbit; by custom, people born in that year skip the procession.
The almanac marks this day good for funeral processions and burials.
It has Heavenly Virtue Union and Monthly Virtue Union, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
The day clashes with the Rooster; by custom, people born in that year skip the procession.
The almanac marks this day good for funeral processions and burials.
It has Crowing and Barking, a lucky star the old books name for funerals and burials.
The day clashes with the Rat; by custom, people born in that year skip the procession.
The almanac marks this day good for funeral processions and burials.
It has Heavenly Virtue Union, a lucky star the old books name for funerals and burials.
The day clashes with the Dragon; by custom, people born in that year skip the procession.
The almanac marks this day good for funeral processions and burials.
It has Crowing and Barking, a lucky star the old books name for funerals and burials.
The day clashes with the Tiger; by custom, people born in that year skip the procession.
The almanac marks this day good for funeral processions and burials.
It has Heavenly Virtue Union, a lucky star the old books name for funerals and burials.
The day clashes with the Dragon; by custom, people born in that year skip the procession.
It has Heavenly Virtue and Monthly Virtue, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
It has Monthly Virtue Union and Crowing and Barking, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
It has Heavenly Virtue Union and Crowing and Barking, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
It has Monthly Virtue and Crowing and Barking, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
It has Six Harmony and Crowing and Barking, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
It has Heavenly Virtue Union and Monthly Virtue Union, lucky stars the old books name for funerals and burials.
It has Crowing and Barking, a lucky star the old books name for funerals and burials.
It has Heavenly Virtue Union, a lucky star the old books name for funerals and burials.
It has Crowing and Barking, a lucky star the old books name for funerals and burials.
It has Heavenly Virtue Union, a lucky star the old books name for funerals and burials.
Up to five of the strongest days in each month for the rest of this year and next year, in date order. Clash and other bad days are already left out.
| Month | Best days |
|---|---|
| Nov 2026 | Nov 28 (Sat) |
| Dec 2026 | Dec 2 (Wed), Dec 18 (Fri), Dec 30 (Wed) |
| Jan 2027 | Jan 5 (Tue), Jan 11 (Mon), Jan 24 (Sun) |
| Feb 2027 | Feb 9 (Tue), Feb 11 (Thu), Feb 12 (Fri), Feb 16 (Tue), Feb 28 (Sun) |
| Mar 2027 | Mar 4 (Thu), Mar 5 (Fri), Mar 6 (Sat), Mar 13 (Sat) |
| Apr 2027 | Apr 11 (Sun), Apr 12 (Mon), Apr 18 (Sun), Apr 21 (Wed) |
| May 2027 | May 3 (Mon), May 19 (Wed) |
| Jun 2027 | No suitable day this month |
| Jul 2027 | Jul 4 (Sun), Jul 16 (Fri), Jul 20 (Tue), Jul 22 (Thu), Jul 26 (Mon) |
| Aug 2027 | Aug 1 (Sun), Aug 3 (Tue), Aug 4 (Wed), Aug 8 (Sun), Aug 17 (Tue) |
| Sep 2027 | Sep 3 (Fri), Sep 20 (Mon) |
| Oct 2027 | Oct 9 (Sat), Oct 12 (Tue), Oct 21 (Thu) |
| Nov 2027 | Nov 23 (Tue), Nov 27 (Sat) |
| Dec 2027 | Dec 3 (Fri), Dec 5 (Sun), Dec 13 (Mon), Dec 25 (Sat) |
Browse the 10 best days the Chinese almanac lists for planning a burial within a 60-day window, each with a short reason. Add a birthday to hide days that clash with that person's zodiac animal.
Going by the Chinese almanac, with the worst days removed, 20 days from Wed, Oct 28 to Sun, Apr 25 rate good or better. The nearest is Sat, Nov 28; the top pick is Mon, Jan 11.
Year Breaker and Month Breaker days, the day before each equinox, solstice and season start (Si Li and Si Jue), and Yang Gong’s taboo days are always removed. 5 days in this range were marked good for this but fell on one of them.
It also removes days that clash with that person’s Chinese zodiac animal. You can add several family members. Birthdays stay on this device.
It is a day the almanac lists as suitable for burial and that is not ruled out by a breaker day. Tradition says days to avoid include Year Breaker, Month Breaker and Yang Gong days, and this site removes those before ranking. The 10 best days in the 60-day window each come with the reason the almanac gives for it.}
In the almanac, each day has its own zodiac animal, and the animal opposite it in the zodiac cycle is said to clash with that day. People born in that animal's year are traditionally advised to stay away from the event. Add a birthday on this site and it drops the days that clash with that animal, and you can add several family members.
Practice varies, but families often ask an elder, a funeral director, or someone who reads the almanac. The almanac gives a list of favorable days, and the family then picks among them. This site gives you that list to bring to the conversation.
Practical matters usually come first, such as the cemetery's schedule, the funeral home, and when relatives can travel. Many families treat the almanac as a guide and choose from the favorable days that fit those limits. Having several dates to pick from makes that easier.
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