Assyrian calendar — traditional Assyrian era beginning in 4750 BCE Assyrian calendar A traditional Assyrian year‑count era that traces its epoch to 4750 BCE; used in modern Assyrian cultural practice and linked to spring new‑year celebrations across the Middle East…
Bahá'í calendar (Badíʿ calendar) Bahá'í calendar A solar ritual and civil calendar of the Bahá'í community, organized into 19 months of 19 days, beginning at the vernal equinox and rooted in 19th-century Bábí and Bahá'í history.
Bengali calendar (Bangla calendar) Bengali calendar A solar calendar used in Bengal and officially in Bangladesh; organizes the year into twelve months and six seasons, and marks Pohela Boishakh as the New Year in mid-April.
Calendar date — definition, components, history and uses Calendar date A calendar date names a particular day within a given calendar system. This article explains its parts, formats, historical development, uses, and why the same date can mean differ…
Chinese zodiac (Shēngxiào): the 12‑year animal cycle Chinese zodiac Traditional East Asian system that assigns one of twelve animals to a year in a repeating cycle; used for calendars, folk astrology, festivals, and cultural identity across several…
Hebrew calendar (Jewish calendar) Hebrew calendar A lunisolar calendar used in Judaism to determine religious observances, festivals, life-cycle events and liturgical cycles; it combines lunar months with periodic leap months to s…
