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Of Calendars—and Kings—and Why the Winter is Boiling Hot
Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Pub Date : 2021-01-13 , DOI: 10.1017/s1356186320000759
CHARLES G. HÄBERL

This article documents the evolution and survival of an institution that has persisted nearly two and a half millennia until the present day. This institution, the Mandæan calendar, has evolved since its origins in the early Hellenistic period, and has been faithfully maintained since 472 ce at the latest. Its essential structure, 12 equal months of 30 days extended with the addition of five days to maintain its correspondence with the passage of the seasons, has evidently not changed since its initial adoption. After introducing the basic elements of time-keeping among Mandæans today, the article addresses the system of days, months, years, eras, and ages employed in the Mandæan scriptures, and correlates them with the present Mandæan calendar as well as the Julian and Gregorian calendars.

中文翻译:

关于日历——和国王——以及为什么冬天会很热

本文记录了一个机构的演变和生存,该机构一直持续了近两个半千年,直到今天。这个制度,即 Mandæan 历法,自其起源于早期的希腊化时期以来一直在发展,并自 472 年以来一直忠实地保存下来。ce最迟。它的基本结构是 12 个月的 30 天延长加上 5 天以保持与季节的流逝的对应,自最初采用以来显然没有改变。在介绍了当今曼达人计时的基本要素之后,本文讨论了曼达人经文中使用的日、月、年、纪元和年龄系统,并将它们与当前的曼达人历法以及儒略历和公历联系起来。日历。
更新日期:2021-01-13
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