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Cao Dai: Festival of the Holy Mother
Sat, September 22, 2029 · Computed (rule)
in 3 yr
The feast of the Mother Goddess (Dieu Tri Kim Mau) at Tay Ninh. Day 15 of lunar month 8.
Every year
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Source, method and history
- Source
- Hong Kong Observatory
- How we know
- Chinese lunisolar calendar: month numbering from ICU, each month starting on the Beijing date of the new moon (Astronomy Engine). The Vietnamese calendar (UTC+7) agrees in almost every year.
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- 2026-09-26: added to 2029-09-22