taiwan-lunar-cal
Convert Taiwan Lunar Dates and Estimate Solar Terms
Lunar dates, leap months, and solar terms can be difficult to determine from Gregorian dates. This skill provides local Python calculations for lunar conversion, zodiac animals, and Taiwan solar-term estimates.
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Using "taiwan-lunar-cal". What is the lunar date for 2026-09-25?
Expected outcome:
- Gregorian date: 2026-09-25.
- Lunar date: year 2026, month 8, day 15; not a leap month.
- Zodiac animal: Horse. This date is Mid-Autumn Festival.
Using "taiwan-lunar-cal". Which lunar year and zodiac apply to 2026-02-16 and 2026-02-17?
Expected outcome:
- 2026-02-16: lunar year 2025, month 12, day 29; Snake year.
- 2026-02-17: lunar year 2026, month 1, day 1; Horse year.
- The zodiac changes at Lunar New Year, not January 1.
Using "taiwan-lunar-cal". When is Qingming in 2026, according to this calculation?
Expected outcome:
- Estimated Qingming crossing: 2026-04-05 at 02:28, Taiwan time, UTC+8.
- The skill documents an official comparison time of 02:40, a 12-minute difference.
- Check the official calendar for ceremonial or formal use.
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date-released: "2026-10-13"
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Check Family Calendar Dates
Convert birthdays or selected dates to lunar dates and identify leap months and zodiac animals.
Prepare Seasonal Teaching Material
List solar-term dates in Taiwan time and distinguish approximate crossing times from official calendar values.
Prototype Offline Calendar Features
Use the supplied Python functions to test lunar conversion and solar-term calculations without external services.
Try These Prompts
Convert 2026-09-25 to its Taiwan lunar date. Include the lunar year, month, day, leap-month status, and zodiac animal.
Compare the lunar dates and zodiac animals for 2026-02-16 and 2026-02-17. Explain which lunar year each date belongs to.
Calculate Qingming, Autumn Equinox, and Winter Solstice for 2026 in UTC+8. Label times as estimates and note the stated uncertainty.
Use the supplied Python functions to summarize lunar dates for [Gregorian dates] and all solar terms for [year]. Run in a private temporary directory. Flag unsupported dates and crossings within 15 minutes of midnight. Do not invent official verification.
Best Practices
- Specify Gregorian dates explicitly and use Taiwan time when requesting the current lunar date.
- Preserve leap-month labels and derive zodiac animals from the converted lunar year.
- Run scripts in a private directory and verify solar-term estimates against official tables when precise dates matter.
Avoid
- Do not append to or execute a predictable shared temporary script without protecting its ownership and contents.
- Do not present approximate solar-term times as exact astronomical measurements or guaranteed official dates.
- Do not infer zodiac animals from January 1 or force lunar conversion outside the supported date range.