When was Yang?

It should be: Yang, also known as "Yang" or "Thirteen Taboos", not Yang.

1, the thirteenth day of the first lunar month, and then two days in advance every month as Pepsi taboo day.

2. In memory of Mr. Yang.

The Origin of Yang Gong's Death Day

A long time ago, there was an old man named Yang. People call him Yang Gong. The young man has thirteen sons, and thirteen sons are like wolves and tigers, and they are rich. It can be said that some people need money and wealth. Yang Gong was born a little eccentric. One day, I was happy to tell a person there that I haven't had a son for a month, and I can still have one for the New Year.

Immortals are everywhere, but mortals should not talk too crazy. A fairy passing by heard Yang Gong's crazy words. This god reported to the Jade Emperor, who was furious and ordered him to accept a son every month.

Since the 13th day of the first month, Yang Gong's son has to leave once a month. Two days in advance every month, the thirteenth day of the first month, the eleventh day of February and the ninth day of March, are pushed down in turn. This year happens to be leap July, so Yang Gong's two sons were admitted in July. The dates are July 1st and 29th, so this year is thirteen months.

Yang Gong's thirteen sons naturally have none. By the end of the year, there will be no one to accompany Yang? This is the New Year holiday. Later, people called the day when their son died Yang. These days are very poisonous, so I can't go out. However, it doesn't matter if people go out every day now, but if you want to choose a day, you'd better not choose these days.

The anniversary of Yang Gong's death is also called the Thirteen Taboos of Yang Gong.

These thirteen "taboo days" are 1 month 13, February 1 day, March 9, April 7, May 5, June 3, July1day, July 29, and July 29. It is unlucky to do nothing on this day of every month. According to legend, the date of Yang Gong's death was determined by Yang Junsong, a geomantic master in Tang Dynasty, according to the number of 28 stars.

Yang Gong's Thirteen Taboos have been valued by Kong Xuan scholars since ancient times. In the eyes of Kong Xuan scholars, these thirteen days can never be chosen as the days of opening, construction, marriage and signing.