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Chinese Calendar for Monday, January 4, 2027 2027年1月4日 冬月廿七
Monday, January 4, 2027 is the 27th day of the 11th lunar month (冬月廿七) in the 丙午 Fire Horse year of the Chinese calendar. Day pillar 癸未 (Yin Water Goat). Good for: coming-of-age rites, receiving money, opening a pond, moving a deity, setting up a new bed, making a deal. Avoid: hanging a new door, breaking ground, breaking ground for a grave, mourning processions, funeral arrangements. Clashes with the Ox (冲牛).
Day at a glance
| Gregorian date | Monday, January 4, 2027 星期一 |
| Lunar date | 冬月廿七 · 11th lunar month, day 27 |
| Year · month · day pillars | 丙午年 庚子月 癸未日Yang Fire Horse year · Yang Metal Rat month · Yin Water Goat day |
| Zodiac year | Fire Horse 丙午 马年 |
| Solar term period | 冬至 三候 |
| Day deity | 勾陈 Hook Array · Black Path 黑道 |
| Day officer (建除) | 危 Danger |
| Clash · evil direction | Clashes with Ox 冲牛 · Sha (煞) in the West |
| Lucky directions | Joy 喜神 Southeast · Wealth 财神 South · Fortune 福神 Northeast |
| Na Yin · lunar mansion | 杨柳木 · 张宿 (吉) |
| Moon | Waning Crescent (approx.) |
| Peng Zu taboos | 癸不词讼理弱敌强；未不服药毒气入肠 |
宜 Do · 忌 Avoid
宜 Good for
- Coming-of-age rites 冠笄
- Receiving money 纳财
- 掘井
- Opening a pond 开池
- Moving a deity 出火
- Setting up a new bed 安床
- Making a deal 交易
- Signing papers 立券
- Hunting 畋猎
- Weaving a net 结网
- A fresh haircut 理发
- 放水
忌 Avoid
- Hanging a new door 安门
- Breaking ground 动土
- Breaking ground for a grave 破土
- Mourning processions 行丧
- Funeral arrangements 安葬
- Entering mourning 成服
Auspicious hours 时辰吉凶
| Time | Hour | Luck | Clash |
|---|---|---|---|
| 00:00–00:59 | 壬子时Rat hour | Unlucky 凶 | Horse冲马 |
| 01:00–02:59 | 癸丑时Ox hour | Unlucky 凶 | Goat冲羊 |
| 03:00–04:59 | 甲寅时Tiger hour | Lucky 吉 | Monkey冲猴 |
| 05:00–06:59 | 乙卯时Rabbit hour | Lucky 吉 | Rooster冲鸡 |
| 07:00–08:59 | 丙辰时Dragon hour | Unlucky 凶 | Dog冲狗 |
| 09:00–10:59 | 丁巳时Snake hour | Lucky 吉 | Pig冲猪 |
| 11:00–12:59 | 戊午时Horse hour | Unlucky 凶 | Rat冲鼠 |
| 13:00–14:59 | 己未时Goat hour | Unlucky 凶 | Ox冲牛 |
| 15:00–16:59 | 庚申时Monkey hour | Lucky 吉 | Tiger冲虎 |
| 17:00–18:59 | 辛酉时Rooster hour | Unlucky 凶 | Rabbit冲兔 |
| 19:00–20:59 | 壬戌时Dog hour | Lucky 吉 | Dragon冲龙 |
| 21:00–22:59 | 癸亥时Pig hour | Lucky 吉 | Snake冲蛇 |
| 23:00–23:59 | 甲子时Rat hour | Lucky 吉 | Horse冲马 |
Hours follow the traditional two-hour 时辰, in local clock time. The almanac day is the Chinese calendar day; close to midnight, time-zone differences can matter.
Bazi of the day 日柱十神
The day pillar 癸未 has a Yin Water stem over a Earth (Goat) branch. What it means for each Day Master (the day stem of your birth chart):
| Your Day Master | Today is your… |
|---|---|
| 甲 Yang Wood | 正印 Direct Resource |
| 乙 Yin Wood | 偏印 Indirect Resource |
| 丙 Yang Fire | 正官 Direct Officer |
| 丁 Yin Fire | 七杀 Seven Killings |
| 戊 Yang Earth | 正财 Direct Wealth |
| 己 Yin Earth | 偏财 Indirect Wealth |
| 庚 Yang Metal | 伤官 Hurting Officer |
| 辛 Yin Metal | 食神 Eating God |
| 壬 Yang Water | 劫财 Rob Wealth |
| 癸 Yin Water | 比肩 Companion |
Meanings of each Ten God are explained on Bazi Today. Don’t know your Day Master? Use the bazi reader.
Planning something?
See this month’s wedding dates, moving dates, business opening dates, or the full January 2027 lunar calendar.
Common questions
What is the Chinese lunar date on January 4, 2027?
冬月廿七: the 27th day of the 11th lunar month, in the 丙午 Fire Horse year.
What is the bazi day pillar on January 4, 2027?
The day pillar is 癸未 (Yin Water Goat). The month pillar is 庚子 and the year pillar is 丙午.
Is January 4, 2027 a good day?
It is a Black Path (黑道, less auspicious) day ruled by 勾陈 (Hook Array), with the Danger (危) day officer. Favorable: coming-of-age rites, receiving money, opening a pond, moving a deity, setting up a new bed, making a deal. People born in the year of the Ox should be cautious (day clash).
What are the auspicious hours on January 4, 2027?
Lucky (吉) hours: 03:00–04:59 (甲寅, Tiger); 05:00–06:59 (乙卯, Rabbit); 09:00–10:59 (丁巳, Snake); 15:00–16:59 (庚申, Monkey); 19:00–20:59 (壬戌, Dog); 21:00–22:59 (癸亥, Pig); 23:00–23:59 (甲子, Rat).