WITH CALENDARS - EVERYTHING IS SIMPLE … (part 1)
The ancient Egyptian SOTIC calendar, originating in the 01 century AD, was considered PERFECT (the names of the calendar months are taken modern): (the number of days is the name of the month):
30 - March 30 - April 30 - May 30 - June 30 - July 30 - August 03 - Pre-Christmas (Sunny) days;
30 - September 30 - October 30 - November 30 - December 30 - January 30 - February 03 - (leap), 02 - (non-leap) Pre-Christmas (Sunny) days; 01 March - Christmas of the Small Sun - ISOS (Jesus) CHRIST was born (the day of the autumnal equinox);
September 01 - Christmas of the Great Sun (the day of the vernal equinox); Each subsequent year began on Monday, therefore memorable dates were celebrated annually not only on the same day of the month, but also on the same day of the week. There were no ongoing church holidays. (Material from Wikipedia - the free encyclopedia): “There is a spring and autumn equinox. According to universal time (in other time zones, these dates may differ by a day) in the northern hemisphere, the vernal equinox occurs on March 20, when the Sun moves from the southern hemisphere to the northern one, and the autumn equinox occurs on September 22 or 23, when the Sun moves from the northern hemisphere to the southern … In the southern hemisphere, on the contrary, the March equinox is considered autumn, and the September equinox is considered spring. Ancient SOTIC calendar,used in the northern hemisphere differed from the calendar of Egypt in the following: March 01 - Christmas of the Great Sun, Christmas of the Little Sun - ISOS (Jesus) CHRIST (vernal equinox) was born; 01 September - Christmas of the Great Sun in Egypt (the day of the autumnal equinox);
The first desire of the Western Latin "antichrist" church to be realized was the deliverance of CHRISTIANS from the CHRISTMAS OF THE GREAT SUN, SPECIAL DAYS OF WORSHIP OF THE SUN AS THE IMAGE OF GOD, in their opinion: PAGING, that is, FOLK holidays. After the death of Sovereign Mikhail Fedorovich (Nikon) Romanov on August 17 (27), 1681, and even before the death of Sovereign Fyodor Alekseevich Romanov on April 27 (May 7), 1682, the Latins will have a decree signed by Sovereign Fyodor Alekseevich on the abolition of the current March (Sotic) calendar from RH and about the adoption of the Lunar calendar from the Creation of the world, and about its ubiquitous, according to "All Great Rasia", distribution. On September 1, 1681, the corresponding Lunar calendar was "launched": (number of days - name of the month):30 - March 29 - April 30 - May 29 - June 30 - July 29 - August 30 - September 29 - October 30 - November 29 - December 30 - January 29 (30) - February The lunar calendar, which was introduced in September 1681, and canceled in October 1682, left behind the terms: NEWS: "September 1 from the Creation of the World", instead of NOVELTY: "March 1 from RH", MONTH (instead of CALENDAR), added days of the week: SATURDAY and SUNDAY, as well as a shortage: TEN DAYS on the solar calendar. The remaining seven-day WEEK of the lunar calendar, with the designation of the days of the previous five-day WEEK of the solar calendar (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday), with two days of Saturday and Sunday added to them, has the right to be called a week, since the number 7 is not divisible without a remainder, like the number 5, but that's where it ends. Whatever day the seven-day week begins,the designation of its present days indicates that they are taken from a five-day week. If a seven-day week starts on Monday on the calendar, then Wednesday is not the middle of the week. If the seven-day period begins on Sunday, then it must be followed by Tuesday, moreover, that Wednesday in this case will correspond to its name (middle - middle).
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(Used, including corrected, material from Wikipedia - the free encyclopedia). Beginning in 1682, the Latin falsifiers of History took all measures to change the dates of all known events and publications 100 years ago. So, the Gregorian calendar, developed and adopted in a number of Catholic countries in 1682, received a false date from 1582. The Ostrog Bible, which was printed in 1681-1682, was dated 1581-1582. Etc. For the first time, the Gregorian calendar was introduced by Pope Gregory XIII in Catholic countries on October 4, 1682 instead of the previous lunar LILIAN calendar, which was in force for only one year: the next day after Thursday, October 4, was Friday October 15. Among the first (October 4, 1682), Spain, Italy, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth moved to the Gregorian calendar,and only in the next (October 5, 1683) Austria, Bavaria. Now the Gregorian calendar is used in most states and countries of the world. In the literature, the name is also used - NEW STYLE. In the Gregorian calendar, the length of the year was reached, almost equal to the length of the year of the March SOTIC calendar, while the pre-Christmas holidays SUNNY days were completely absent. The Gregorian calendar is a time reckoning system based on the cyclical revolution of the Earth around the Sun; the average length of the year is taken equal to 365.2425 days; contains 97 leap years for 400 years. (number of days - month name):31 - January 30 (29) - February 31 - March 30 - April 31 - May 30 - June 31 - July 30 - August 31 - September 30 - October 31 - November 30 - December Two basic principles were followed when developing the Gregorian calendar. The first principle: Once every 4 years, a leap year was announced, in which one day was added - February 30. The duration of a non-leap year is 365 days, a leap year - 366. Thus, the year had an average duration of 365.25 days, which is more than the duration of a tropical year (the average duration is 365 days 5 hours 48 minutes 45.19 seconds) by 11 minutes and 15 seconds. … The second principle: In order to equalize the duration of the Gregorian calendar with the duration of the tropical year, and therefore with the March SOTIC calendar, the length of the year was equal to the duration of the tropical year,Anniversary years, the number of which was a multiple of 100, was decided to be considered non-leap years, except for those whose numbers were multiples of 400 and were considered leap years. Hence the distribution of leap years follows: a year whose number is a multiple of 400 is a leap year; other years, the number of which is a multiple of 100, are non-leap years; the rest of the years, the number of which is a multiple of 4, are leap years. Thus, 1600 and 2000 were leap years, while 1700, 1800 and 1900 were not. The year 2100 will not be a leap year either. An error of one day compared to the year of the equinoxes in the Gregorian calendar will accumulate in about 10 thousand years (in the Julian - in about 128 years). A frequently encountered estimate leading to a value of the order of 3 thousand years is obtained if we do not take into account that the number of days in a tropical year changes over time, and, in addition,the ratio between the lengths of the seasons changes. In the Gregorian calendar, unlike the March SOTIC calendar, the year can begin with any of the seven days of the week. Combined, this gives 2 × 7 = 14 calendar options per year. At the time of the introduction of the Gregorian calendar, the difference between it and the March SOTIC calendar was 20 days (10 days thrown out of the annual circle of the Solar calendar as a result of the reform associated with the introduction of the Gregorian calendar, plus 10 days lost as a result of using the lunar LILIAN calendar). The Protestant countries introduced the Gregorian calendar gradually, over the course of the 17th-18th centuries; the last were Great Britain (1752) and Sweden. In Russia, the Gregorian calendar was introduced on February 14, 1918 by a decree of the Council of People's Commissars, signed by V. I. Lenin on January 26, 1918. The last day of the Julian calendar was January 31, 1918. The days from 1 to 13 February 1918 did not officially exist in Soviet Russia. Greece in 1924, Turkey in 1926 and Egypt in 1928 were among the last to switch to the Gregorian calendar.
The Julian calendar for the forgers of History, the Latin reformers-inquisitors, was of particular value. Its (artificially created) imperfection, in comparison with the Gregorian calendar launched on the well-known date (October 04-15) in 1682, was (in their view) the best evidence of the earlier origin of the Julian calendar itself. In the Julian calendar, similar to the first part of the Gregorian calendar, an ordinary year consists of 365 days and is divided by 12 months. Once every 4 years, a leap year is declared, in which one day is added in the month of February. Thus, the Julian year has an average duration of 365.25 days, which is more than the duration of the tropical year (the average duration is 365 days 5 hours 48 minutes 45.19 seconds) by 11 minutes and 15 seconds. After the cancellation of the lunar Lilian calendar in September 1682, the March calendar began to operate in Russia, which practically had nothing to do with the old March SOTIC calendar, except that March 1 again became the beginning of the NEWS, and only in the civil calendar. The church decided to leave the beginning of the New Year on September 1st. The beginning of the calculation from the Creation of the World, a seven-day week, remained from the lunar calendar, the difference between the Solar and completed Lunar calendar of 10 days remained, which also passed into the new March Julian calendar. In the Julian calendar, as in the Gregorian, there are leap and non-leap years; the first day of the year can be any of the seven days of the week from Monday to Sunday. Together, this gives 2 × 7 = 14 calendar options. (number of days - month name):31 - March 30 - April 31 - May 30 - June 31 - July 30 - August 31 - September 30 - October 31 - November 30 - December 31 - January 30 (29) - February The question remains to be asked: Why the reform of the Rasi calendars, starting with 1681, conducted by the Pope … Why, in some separate area on the outskirts of Great Rasia, the local ruler assumes the functions of the Sovereign of the Great Rasia, reshapes the March SOTIC calendar that has been in effect for many centuries, which was considered IDEAL throughout the CHRISTIAN world for the sake of some of their interests … At the same time, a more accurate remake calendar is adopted in the narrow Catholic world, and CHRISTIANS OF THE GREAT RACIA, instead of the SOTIC calendar, with the chronology from the ROC, receive the first unsuccessful (unfinished) version of the Gregorian calendar, which carries large errors … That is, it turns outthat the Julian calendar, adopted by the Great Rasia in 1682, is nothing more than the first part of the Gregorian calendar, which, in the already supplemented version, was adopted, in the same 1682, by a part of the Catholic population in countries such as Spain, Italy, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The difference between these calendars, apart from the difference in the number of leap days, was that the Gregorian calendar began on January 1, and the Julian calendar began on March 1. Moreover, after the lunar calendar, the shift of the Julian calendar, relative to the vernal equinox, was 10 days, while the Gregorian calendar, as a result of another reform, was shifted from the vernal equinox by 20 days. The fact that in Rasia in 1682, at the time of the adoption of the Gregorian calendar, the Julian March calendar was in effect is shown in the table:Difference between Julian and Gregorian calendars by period
Something about the falsification of the Julian calendar, introduced in Rasia by the Latin fanatics in 1682, can be explained by the following table, but the full picture of the falsification of the Julian calendar is given by its graphic display. JULIAN CALENDAR TABLE
By the Decree of Tsar Peter I of December 20, 1699, the March Julian calendar from the Creation of the World was replaced by the January calendar of the RC: “In 7208 December, on the 20th day, the great Tsar and Grand Duke Peter Alekseevich, of all the Great and Little and White Russia, indicated to say: It is known he became a great sovereign, not only in many European Christian countries, but also in the Slovenian peoples, who agree with our Eastern Orthodox Church in everything, like: Volokhs, Moldavians, Serbs, Dolmates, Bulgarians, and his greatest sovereign subjects Cherkasy and all the Greeks, from whom our Orthodox faith was adopted, all those peoples, according to their summer, reckon from the birth of Christ on the eighth day later, that is, January from the 1st, and not from the creation of the world, for many strife and reckoning in those years, and now from the birth of Christ comes the year 1699,and next January, from the 1st, a new year 1700 begins, and a new century-old century; and for that good and useful deed, I indicated that henceforth the summers should be counted in orders, and in all deeds and fortresses to write from this January from the 1st date of the birth of Christ, 1700."