Building a Saju (Korean Astrology) Calculator from Scratch in Python
The article discusses the creation of a Korean astrology calculator, known as Saju, using Python. It explains the mathematical principles behind Saju, including the use of solar terms and the late-Zi hour rule. The author invites feedback on the calculator, which is freely accessible online.
- ▪Saju is based on the Chinese 4-pillar astrology system and uses birth year, month, day, and hour to create an energetic signature.
- ▪The calculator implements the Meeus astronomical algorithm to determine solar terms accurately.
- ▪The day pillar in Saju transitions at 23:00 local time, which is a common error in online calculators.
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