What should not be done on Yang Gong's death anniversary? How did Yang Gong's death anniversary come about?

Yang Gong's taboo day is also known as Yang Gong's Thirteen Taboos. In the lunar calendar, this day is relatively unlucky and not suitable for doing big things. So what should not be done on Yang Gong’s death anniversary? How did Yang Gong’s death anniversary come about?

What should not be done on Yang Gong's death anniversary?

The "Thirteen Taboos of Yang Gong" have been valued by the Xuan Kong family since ancient times. In the eyes of the Xuan Kong family, Yang Gong's taboo days cannot be chosen as the days for opening a business, breaking ground, decorating and building a house, getting married, moving into a new house, taking a job, traveling, the birth of a baby, burying a grave, signing a contract, etc.

1. Stay at home

On the anniversary of Yang Gong's death, it is best to stay at home and avoid it.

2. Not getting married

It is not appropriate to get married on the anniversary of Yang Gong's death.

3. No construction

On the anniversary of Yang Gong's death, building a house or other matters requiring groundbreaking will all be postponed.

4. Not visiting patients

People believe that the day of Yang Gong's death is relatively "poisonous" and it is not suitable to visit the patient.

5. Avoid birth

We should avoid being born on Yang Gong's taboo day, because this day is too yin, so most people born on this day do not have a particularly smooth fate.

How did Yang Gong's death anniversary come about?

Yang Gong refers to Yang Yunsong, a famous geomancer in the Tang Dynasty. Because he worked for the people all his life and was deeply loved by the people, he was called Yang Gong. Yang Yunsong was too upright and kind, so he was framed by some vicious people, who regarded him as a thorn in their eyes. Yang Gong was murdered as many as thirteen times in his life. However, because of Yang Yunsong's integrity and the practical things he did for the people, he was protected by the gods and was able to survive the danger every time. Later, based on the time points of these thirteen times of victimization, Yang Yunsong called these thirteen times: The Thirteen Taboos, which became what people call: Yang Gong Taboos.