Mark Holtom (aka Kingbeard)
Slim Amamou@MarkHoltom hmm🤔earlier than what ? if by definition a year is between two festivals, how did they keep record ? in number of days ? or some arbitrary calendar you have to correct every couple of years ? most interesting information is missing
joosteto@slim @MarkHoltom
Japan nowadays (since 1873) uses the Gregorian calendar, so I suppose the dates are in Gregorian calendar (that's how the y-axis is labeled).
Yes, of course the monks will have used some thing else, but presumably whatever was used can be converted to Gregorian?
Japan nowadays (since 1873) uses the Gregorian calendar, so I suppose the dates are in Gregorian calendar (that's how the y-axis is labeled).
Yes, of course the monks will have used some thing else, but presumably whatever was used can be converted to Gregorian?