Is 1: 30 in the morning an ugly beginning or an ugly end?

In ancient times, a day was divided into 65,438+02 hours, and the earthly branches were: Zi, Ugliness, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu and Hai in the zodiac. One hour has now become two hours.

23 ~ 1 point, 1 ~ 3 points, 3 ~ 5 points, 5 ~ 7 points, 7 ~ 9 points, 9 ~ 1 1 point, at noon,1~ 6544.

More-in ancient times, it was regarded as night watch, sea watch, home watch, home watch, home watch, home watch, home watch and home watch. ?

So midnight is midnight to 1.

I'll give you more. Maybe ancient people used it for you?

Time?

1, twelve o'clock system. ?

It was used in the Western Zhou Dynasty. In the Han Dynasty, it was named Midnight, Crow, Pingdan, Sunrise, Food Time, Horn, Japan-China, Sundial, Sunset, Dusk and Man's Decision. It is also expressed by the twelve earthly branches, and it is the child time from 23: 00 to 1 at midnight, the ugly time from 1 to 3: 00, and the Yin Shi time from 3: 00 to 5: 00, which are recursive in turn. ?

2.24-hour system. ?

After the Song Dynasty, every 20 hours were divided into two parts, namely, early childhood, early childhood, early ugliness, and early ugliness ..... In turn, it happened to be 24 hours, which is consistent with the current 24 hours a day. ?

3. Ten-hour system. ?

Appeared in the pre-Qin period. Five minutes during the day and five minutes at night. According to Tian Wenzhi of Sui Shu, the days are morning, evening, noon and evening, and the nights are A, B, C, D and E (later represented by Wu Geng). ?

4. Five-hour system. ?

Its names are Chen Ming, Yong Ming, Dan Ming, flea (early) food, banquet (late) food, corner, center, less return, shop time, big return, high return, low return, county (hanging) east, dusk, and ding faint. See Huai Nan Zi. Astronomical training. ?

5, a hundred minutes. ?

That is to say, day and night are divided into a balanced one hundred quarters. Its production is related to the use of missing prints. May have originated in Shang Dynasty. In the Han Dynasty, it was changed to 120, and in the Southern Dynasty, it was changed to 96, 108. After many twists and turns, it was not until the introduction of European astronomical knowledge in the late Ming Dynasty that the reform of 96 engraving books was put forward and made it a formal system in the early Qing Dynasty. ?

6. Ancient times did not necessarily have strict temporal significance, but there were quite a few common and commonly used names. ?

Generally speaking, sunrise can be called Dan, Zao, Chao and Chen, and sunrise can be called evening, dusk and evening. When the sun is in the middle, it is called noon, noon and pavilion noon, when it is near noon, it is called angle, and when it is west, it is called day. After sunset, it is dusk. After dusk, it's up to people. After a person is appointed, it is midnight (or midnight). After midnight, the chicken crowed. After the cock crow, it is ignorant and dull-this is the time when it is already dawn. The ancients had two meals a day, and the last meal was before sunrise, which was called eating time or eating early; After sundial, before sunset, it is time to have dinner. This time is called "time". ?

Midnight, also known as midnight and midnight: the first hour of twelve o'clock. (23: 00 to 0 1 hour Beijing time). ?

Ugly cock crow, also known as pheasant: the second hour of twelve o'clock. (065438+ 0: 00 to 03: 00 Beijing time). ?

Yin Shiping Dan, also known as Dawn, Dawn and Sundan, etc. Time is the alternation of day and night. (03: 00 to 05: 00 Beijing time). ?

Sunrise in Shi Mao, also known as the beginning of the day, dawn and rising sun, refers to the time when the sun just appeared and Ran Ran first rose. (05: 00 to 07: 00 Beijing time). ?

Eating in the morning is also called breakfast. When the ancients ate in the morning, it was breakfast time (07:00 ~ 09:00 Beijing time). ?

Forty holes, also known as Yu Ri, etc. : near noon, call the corner. (09: 00 to 1 1: 00 Beijing time). ?

Noon, also known as sunrise, noon, etc. : (Beijing time 1 1 to 13). ?

Not long ago, it was also called sunset, sun center and so on. : The sun sets in the west. (Beijing time 13 to Beijing time 15). ?

Feeding at the time of application, also known as day shop, late food and so on. (Beijing time 15 to 17). ?

As time goes by, it is also called sunset, sunset and evening: it means when the sun goes down. (Beijing time 17 to 19). ?

Dusk, also known as sunset, sunset glow, dusk, etc. At this time, the sun has set and the sky will be dark. The world is dark and everything is hazy, so it is called dusk. (Beijing time 19 to Beijing time 2 1). ?

At this time, it was already late at night, and people stopped their activities and had a rest. Calm means quiet. (Beijing time 2 1 hour to 23: 00). ?

★ Hours-Twelve hours a day is twelve o'clock:?

In the first half of the night, 1 1 to 1 is "Zi Shi", in the second half of the night, 1 to 3 is "Ugly Shi", in the second half of the night, 3 to 5 is "Yin Shi", 5 to 7 is "Shi Mao" and 7 to 9 is "Chen Shi". Noon 1 to 3 o'clock is inappropriate; Night, untimely; And from 9: 00 to 1 1 is Shihai. It takes two hours every hour. It can be seen that "from the fourth hour to the last hour" is equivalent to "from 9 am to 3 pm" now. ?

★ Be more vigilant-in ancient times, the night time was regarded as one watch, the sea time as two watches, the child time as three watches, the ugly time as four watches, and the cloudy time as five watches. ?

There are five classes at night, and drums are played according to the class, with five points for each class. One hour per shift is equivalent to two hours now, which is 120 minutes, so each point in each shift only takes 24 minutes. It can be seen that "cooking at four o'clock and sailing at five o'clock" is equivalent to "65438+ cooking at 0: 00 to 3: 00 in the middle of the night and sailing at 3: 00 to 5: 00". "5: 00 and 3: 00" are equivalent to 5: 00 and 72 minutes in the morning, namely 6: 00 and 12 minutes, and "3: 00 and 4: 00" are equivalent to 1 and 96 minutes at midnight, namely 2: 36 minutes. ?

★ lettering-measuring time with a leaky pot in ancient times. ?

The leaky pot is divided into two parts: the sowing pot and the receiving pot. The seeding kettle is divided into two or four layers, both of which have dripping holes, and finally flow into the receiving kettle. The kettle has an upright arrow engraved with 100 minutes. The arrow gradually rises with the storage of water, showing the number of minutes to show the time. And a 24-hour day and night is 100 minutes, which is equivalent to 1440 minutes now. It can be seen that each moment is equivalent to 14.4 minutes now. So "three quarters at noon" is equivalent to