What is the Jōkyō calendar?
Q: What is the Jōkyō calendar?
A: The Jōkyō calendar is a Japanese lunisolar calendar that was used from 1684-1753.
Q: What is another name for the Jōkyō calendar?
A: The Jōkyō calendar is also called the Teikyō-reki.
Q: When was the Jōkyō calendar made official?
A: The Jōkyō calendar was made official in 1685.
Q: What type of calendar is the Jōkyō calendar?
A: The Jōkyō calendar is a lunisolar calendar.
Q: What is a lunisolar calendar?
A: A lunisolar calendar is a calendar that is based on both the phases of the moon and the position of the sun.
Q: When was the Jōkyō calendar in use?
A: The Jōkyō calendar was in use from 1684-1753.
Q: How long was the Jōkyō calendar in official use?
A: The Jōkyō calendar was in official use for 69 years.
