When is the next leap October?

The next leap October is in the year 2100, because I was born in the leap October, so& *

The next leap October is going to be 2100?

The next leap October is in the year 2166.

Special leap month.

1) Leap month: 1651 2262 2357 2520 2539 2634

2) Leap September: 1756 1832 2014 2109 2204 2223 2576 2720 2739

3) Leap October: 1775 1870 1984 2166 2318 2386 2481 2500 2595

4) Leap Winter Month: 2033 2128 2147 2242 2614 2728

5) Leap month: 3358

6) The leap February of the Gregorian calendar coincides with the leap month of the lunar calendar: 1928 2004 2376 2748

7) The longest leap year in the lunar calendar has 385 days, and there are only 12 times in the 2321 years from 221 BC to 2100 AD. The last two were in 1944 and 2006.

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Problem description: I was born in the tenth month of the lunar leap month (84 years), and then I accidentally checked the perpetual calendar and found that I couldn't find the ...... after flipping through the entire perpetual calendarCould it be that people in leap October can't celebrate the lunar birthday in this life? Luckily, I'm living a new calendar, hehe :)

Analysis: You can't catch up, at least in 80 years there is no leap October, in the traditional Chinese lunisolar calendar, the length of the lunar month is the average value of 1 month, 12 months of the year, and the length of the return year is about 10 days 21 o'clock, you need to put the intercalary, so that the lunisolar calendar months and celestial phenology maintain the corresponding relationship. In China's ancient six calendars, the leap month method of 3 years and 1 month, the rough answer is 5 years and 2 months, and 19 years and 7 months.

For example, the Qin Dynasty and the early Western Han Dynasty used the "Zhuan Xiang Calendar", which starts with October and takes September as the end of the year, and the leap month is placed after September, which is called "post-September". At the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, when the Taichu calendar was formulated, the leap month was divided into the months of the year, and it was stipulated that the months without Zhongqi were used as the leap months, and the monthly order was still used as the monthly sequence of the previous month, as long as it was called "leap month". This rule of intercalation is most reasonable in the use of a flat calendar.

In the Qing Dynasty, the calendar was changed to a fixed qi calendar, and if the rule of not placing a leap in the center was continued, it was possible to place two leap months in a year. Therefore, it is added that a leap year is defined as a leap year in which there are 13 months between the two winter solstices, and that the first month of a leap year without a neutral air is designated as a leap month.

This rule is still in use today. Leap years are intercalary.

April, May, and June are the most, and leap.

September and October are the least, and leap November, December, and New Year do not occur, at least for thousands of years.