Javanese Calendar: Weton, Wuku, Auspicious Days & Pranata Mangsa

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How to Use

  1. Choose a month and year.
  2. Check the Good / Neutral / Less Favorable label on each date.
  3. Click a date to review weton, wuku, and pranata mangsa.

This Month Overview

This month includes several auspicious days on weekends and a few public holidays mid-month. Use the color markers on each date for a quick glance.

Meaning of Day Labels

  • Good Suitable for ceremonies, moving house, starting a business, long trips, or important decisions.
  • Neutral Generally safe for routine activities. For major events, consider adjusting the hour or date.
  • Less Favorable Large activities are usually postponed; use the day for preparation, review, or lighter tasks.

Indonesia Public Holidays

Public holidays are marked on the calendar (red chip on the date number). The holiday name appears when the date is tapped/clicked.

  • 17 Indonesia Independence Day
  • — (Other holidays will appear here)

Quick Glossary

Weton
A combination of the Gregorian weekday (Saptawara) and the Javanese market day (Pancawara), used in traditional readings of character and harmony.
Wuku
A 30-week Javanese cycle. The wuku name is shown for each date in this calendar.
Pranata Mangsa
A traditional Javanese seasonal system used to read natural rhythms and agricultural timing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this Javanese Calendar tool?
It’s a monthly view showing weton (weekday + pasaran), wuku, pranata mangsa, and Good/Neutral/Less Favorable labels as cultural guidance.
What are weton and neptu?
Weton combines weekday (Saptawara) and pasaran (Pancawara). Neptu is the numeric value of weekday + pasaran used in some traditional calculations.
Are the Good/Bad labels absolute?
No. They are simplified cultural guidance, not destiny or a strict rule. Consider context, readiness, and communication.
How are the labels calculated?
The labels come from a simplified rule-based approach for quick scanning. For deeper reading, use the Weton Calculator and wuku context.
Why show wuku on every date?
To keep the layout compact while still showing wuku context for each day.
What is Pranata Mangsa?
A traditional Javanese seasonal system used to read natural rhythms and agricultural timing.
Which time zone is used?
This page uses Asia/Jakarta (WIB). If you’re in another time zone, the day boundary may differ by hours.
What about public holidays?
Holidays are shown as red chips. The list depends on the dataset used; always confirm with official calendars for critical planning.