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Medieval Russia -- Calendar, Holidays, and Festivals
To calculate a year in the Old Style Russian Orthodox Calendar, add 5508 (Anno Mundi, the Year of Creation) to the year you wish to convert. For example, the year 1350 AD/CE would be 6858, the year 2001 AD/CE would be 7509.
External Pages
- Easter Date Applet Predslava has once again given us something useful. This applet calculates the date of Easter in any year between AD 1 and AD 5507 and returns the date in the "Revised Julian" ("New Style") calendar. You can enter the year in the text field either as Anno Domini (AD/CE) or as Anno Mundi, or the Year of Creation, i.e. Anno Domini + 5508, according to the Russian Chronicles. The year returned will be as AD. Very nice!
- Calculation of the Ecclesiastical Calendar
- Saint of the Day Calendar
- The Calendar of the Russian Orthodox Church: Calculator for church holidays. Plug in the year and it will list all the holidays you selected.
- Calculation of the Ecclesiastical Calendar
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