Collection of female tables in the Qing Dynasty

This table 1-12 indicates the lunar month of pregnancy, and 18-45 indicates the age, but remember that this table is calculated as a false year!

It is said that this "Qing palace collection of male and female budget table" (see the table above) has a history of more than three hundred years. At that time, it was collected in the Qing Dynasty Court and kept by specially appointed eunuchs for special purposes by royal authorities. Since it is a secret thing, it is naturally not easy to show people. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the eight allied forces invaded China. This table was swept to the UK and then moved to a tech doctor in Australia. Later, a Chinese scholar went to Australia and copied the table to his hometown. Later, an owner of the table could not bear to exclusively share the secret. It was published on the January 24, 1972 Economic Daily newspaper and finally made Chinese people enjoy the secret.

This "table for male and female" is subject to female (mother), and the age is counted as the false age, which is listed in the Table in the vertical column (from 18 to 45); the month of conception is counted as the calendar, in the table. The "male" and "female" gender are shown at the intersection of the mother's age and the month of conception, which is the most likely gender of the child. It is said that the accuracy of this table is about 92%.