🪷 1840 Amāvasya Calendar · 13 New Moons

The lunar darkness of every Hindu month · most-auspicious for pitr-tarpaṇa and ancestor-offerings

1840 Amāvasya Source-Anchor Spine

This route-proven spine lets a bhakta-reader or AI agent move from this annual Amāvasya calendar into the parent year, month, and day time-axis, sibling calendar companions, exact jyotiṣa/Gītā anchors, reader-local city/calculator application, Bindu, and philosophy. The reader applies it from their own kṣetra anywhere on Bhūmi; no founder-city is the universal center.

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Amāvasya (new moon) is the 30th tithi · Kṛṣṇa-pakṣa Amāvasyā · the moment of minimum lunar light. Traditionally observed with: pitr-tarpaṇa (ancestor offerings) · darśa-śrāddha · upavāsa-vrata · maunavrata (silence) · evening bhajana. Major Amāvasyās: Mahālaya Amāvasya (peak pitr-pakṣa) · Sarvapitri Amāvasya · Dīpāvalī Amāvasya (Lakṣmī-pūjā) · Somavatī Amāvasya (when on Monday).

Date	Day	Lunar Month	Festival
1840-01-04	Sat	Pauṣa	—
1840-02-03	Mon	Māgha	—
1840-03-04	Wed	Phālguna	—
1840-04-02	Thu	Caitra	—
1840-05-02	Sat	Vaiśākha	—
1840-05-31	Sun	Jyeṣṭha	Vaṭa Sāvitrī Amāvasyā
1840-06-29	Mon	Āṣāḍha	—
1840-07-28	Tue	Śrāvaṇa	—
1840-08-27	Thu	Bhādrapada	—
1840-09-25	Fri	Āśvina	Mahālaya Amāvasyā (Sarvapitṛ Amāvasyā)
1840-10-25	Sun	Kārtika	Dīpāvalī (Diwali)
1840-11-23	Mon	Mārgaśīrṣa	—
1840-12-23	Wed	Pauṣa	—

📚 See Also

1840 Pūrṇimā calendar · The 12-13 full-moon dates of this year
1840 Full Hindu Calendar · All festivals + tithis + saṅkrāntis
Candra · Moon graha reference · The graha whose darkness defines amāvasya
Birth-Chart Calculator · See what tithi you were born under

📖 References

Bhāgavata Purāṇa · pitr-tarpaṇa on Amāvasya — Classical authority on new-moon ancestor-offerings
Garuda Purāṇa · Pretakhaṇḍa · śrāddha-vidhi — Detailed śrāddha procedures for departed souls
Bhagavad-Gītā 10.29 · pitr̥nām aryamā cāsmi — Krishna IS the Pitr-deity Aryamā

Categories: Lunar Calendar · Amāvasya · New Moons · Hindu Calendar · Pitr-Tarpaṇa · Pañchāṅga Reference · 1840 CE