Heavenly Stems (Q1190985)
East Asian (Chinese) system of 10 ordinals, first appeared during the Shang dynasty (ca. 1250 BCE); together with the 6 Earthly Branches produce a compound cycle of 60 days or 60 years
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Current Data About Heavenly Stems
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(P31) (Q2001982)

(Q1790144)

(P279) (Q2005002)

(P361) (Q246658)

(P373) Heavenly Stems

(P495) (Q29520)

(P527) (Q1156194)
(P1545) 1

(Q3082868)
(P1545) 2

(Q1156443)
(P1545) 3

(Q1078373)
(P1545) 4

(Q1078409)
(P1545) 5

(Q1156439)
(P1545) 6

(Q1078415)
(P1545) 7

(Q1078450)
(P1545) 8

(Q1078386)
(P1545) 9

(Q1078044)
(P1545) 10

(P571) -1250-00-00T00:00:00Z
(P1480)

(P910) (Q9767841)

(P1114) 10

(P1705) "天干" (language: zh)
(P1721) tiāngān

"十干" (language: ja)
(P1814) じっかん
(P2125) jikkan

"天干" (language: ja)
(P1814) てんかん
(P2125) tenkan

"천간" (language: ko)
(P2001) cheon-gan
(P1942) ch’ŏn’gan

"십간" (language: ko)
(P2001) sipgan
(P1942) sipkan

"Thiên Can" (language: vi)

"Thập Can" (language: vi)

other details
aliases Celestial Stems
 tiangan
 t'ien-kan
 tien-kan
 tyen-kan
 kane
description East Asian (Chinese) system of 10 ordinals, first appeared during the Shang dynasty (ca. 1250 BCE); together with the 6 Earthly Branches produce a compound cycle of 60 days or 60 years

External Links
(P646) /m/019cj4
(P8408) CalendarSystem
(P8885) 천간
(P11408) 十干