Sukuyo study guide

Sukuyo calendar guide: read date, cycle and method separately

This Sukuyo calendar guide separates the target date, lunar day, weekday, absolute mansion, and personal role; a favorable label cannot guarantee events.

Topic
Timing and calendars

Editorially reviewed: · Reviewed by OpenFate · Editorial Methodology

Overview

Build a reading from labeled calendar fields rather than adding auspicious words together. Check additional period methods separately.

At a glance

Record
Target date and convention
Separate
Absolute and relative labels
Check
Source of each timing rule

Explore concepts

Start with the target date

Write the day you are examining separately from the birthday. Confirm the civil calendar and timezone convention.

A natal chart alone is not a complete daily calendar.

Read the lunar day

Black and white fortnights classify parts of the lunar month. Their day names differ from the seven weekdays.

Do not confuse a traditional fortnight day with the astronomical phase angle of the Moon.

Read the weekday and mansion

The seven-luminary sequence follows weekdays. A named combination requires both the weekday and the mansion supplied by the chosen method.

A mansion name alone cannot establish a 甘露 or 羅刹 day.

Read a relative cycle

The three-nine sequence starts from a person’s mansion and names positions relative to it.

This is different from treating all people as having the same relative day label.

Keep unsupported methods visible

Modern ryōhan calendars require their own table and period rules. The product’s six-position reference is not proof that a period is currently active.

Choose real plans using practical constraints and safety information, not calendar labels alone.

Create one annotated day record

Write target date, timezone, lunar month/day, weekday, absolute mansion, birth reference, relative role and the source of any extra badge on separate lines.

If one field or rule is missing, leave that interpretation unresolved instead of borrowing the previous day’s label or filling it from intuition.

Sources and editorial basis

  1. 宿曜經 · T1299 卷上
    卷上「宿曜文殊曆序三九祕宿品第三」「宿曜曆經序安宿直所生品第六」「宿曜曆經序黑白分品第七」.Historical text for mansion names and calendar tables. Its table is not identical to OpenFate’s modern 27-mansion lookup; it does not establish predictive validity.
  2. OpenFate Sukuyo calculator and calculation convention
    Editorial code check 2026-09-10, policy 1.0.0: timing; policy.ts, constants.ts, engine.ts and traditional-cycles.ts. Product settings are not an independent historical authority; practical examples are OpenFate editorial applications.Product-specific input and output reference. Editorial checks also inspected policy 1.0.0 and the month-start constants on 2026-09-10; those implementation checks are not an independent traditional authority.
  3. 八雲院:凌犯期間と六害宿
    「凌犯期間と六害宿の求め方」and「朔日の曜日と期間の対応表」; cited only for the additional calendar condition, not the predicted harms.A practitioner’s own period-table convention. Cited only for the separate period condition, not its predicted harms or a claim that OpenFate implements the calendar.

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