Korean Folk Days (손없는날・삼재) (韓國民俗擇日)

Korea's two great folk-day systems in one engine. 손없는날 — the no-spirit days every Korean moving company prices around: the 손 spirits patrol the compass on a ten-day lunar round (days ending 1·2 east, 3·4 south, 5·6 west, 7·8 north) and ascend to heaven on days ending 9·0 — the free days for moving, weddings and openings; served with the current day's verdict (including WHICH quarter to avoid on non-free days — the rule restricts direction, not all activity), the Korean lunar date from the VENDORED KLC oracle the Tojeong engine trusts (Korean lunar dates occasionally differ from Chinese by a day), and the next son-free days. 삼재 — the three-calamity years — SERVED AS THE THEOREM IT IS: each zodiac trine's window opens at the year whose branch CLASHES (沖) the trine's leader and runs three years (들삼재·눌삼재·날삼재), asserted structurally for all four trines at load, with the published 2025 consensus (乙巳: pig, rabbit and goat entering 들삼재; 눌삼재 2026; 날삼재 2027) reproducing from the arithmetic — and the lunar-new-year zodiac boundary disclosed for January/February birthdays. Cross-referenced with the Chinese 太白日游方 (yuxiaji.check) as the related-but-distinct rotation it is. Korean folk custom for cultural reference — not advice. Pure computation, no LLM.

Cost: 2 TIAN Points per call. tRPC procedure koreanFolk.days.