SajuKemi Guide
What should I check when entering a solar or lunar calendar date?
To enter the date accurately, it is important to check the solar or lunar calendar and whether it is a leap month.
The solar and lunar calendars use different methods of counting dates, and the lunar calendar may include an intercalary month, so you must distinguish between them when entering the date used to calculate your Saju.
Check the criteria stated in the record first
The date your family remembers as a birthday may differ from the date in official records. Before entering it, check whether it is based on the solar or lunar calendar—and, if lunar, whether it is an intercalary month.
Rather than filling in unverified information, it’s better to find a reliable record and review it again.
Accuracy of the information and its interpretation are separate matters
Even with the date entered accurately, the results are for self-understanding only. SajuKemi does not make important decisions for you or definitively predict the future.
Frequently asked questions
What should I do if I confuse the solar and lunar calendars?
Check family records or official documents first. If you are unsure, it is better not to enter a guessed value.
Why select a leap month?
Because the same lunar date can occur twice under the same name, the calculation standard needs to be distinguished.
Start with my story
The information you enter is used to check your Saju, and your birth information is not visible to the other person.