Western
Western
The twelve sun signs, from Babylonian star lists through Ptolemy to the newspaper horoscope.
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Western
The twelve sun signs, from Babylonian star lists through Ptolemy to the newspaper horoscope.
Explore Western →Chinese
Twelve animals on a twelve-year cycle, paired with five phases across a sixty-year round.
Explore Chinese →Vedic
Jyotisha — the sidereal zodiac of India, fixed to the stars rather than to the seasons.
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Eto and junishi in Japan: native readings, regional animals and a civil calendar remade in 1873.
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Rabjung years pair twelve animals with five elements; Phugpa dates keep their calendar label visible.
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The Graves tree calendar: a living modern reconstruction, kept distinct from ancient ogham evidence.
Explore Celtic →Egyptian
The decans: thirty-six star groups used in night-time tables, kept separate from later zodiacs.
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Long Count, Tzolk’in and Haab’ — distinct counts linked through one visibly named correlation.
Explore Maya →Aztec
Tonalpohualli and the annual veintena count — distinct Nahuatl names with a disputed civil alignment.
Explore Aztec →Bengali Panjika
Bengal's regional almanac tradition: civil dates, tithi, nakshatra and Moon rashi with the calendar convention named.
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Western · love
Compare two Western Sun signs, then inspect the sourced strengths, tensions, and limits behind the score.
Explore compatibility →Chinese · relationships
Explore traditional harmony, clash, and trine relationships between the twelve Earthly Branch animals.
Compare Chinese signs →Daily view
Use today’s date as a cross-tradition starting point while keeping each system’s method separate.
Open today →Evidence note · modern reception
Trace the popular chart to its documented 1980 publication without flattening distinct Native nations into one tradition.
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