List of calendars
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In current use
- Akan Calendar
- Assyrian calendar
- Astronomical year numbering
- Bahá'í calendar
- Bengali calendar
- Berber calendar
- Buddhist calendar
- Chinese calendar
- Coptic calendar
- Discordian calendar
- Ethiopian calendar
- Fiscal year varies with different countries. Used in accounting only.
- Germanic calendar (still in use by Ásatrúar)
- Gregorian calendar used by most countries in the world today.
- Hebrew calendar
- Hindu calendars
- Indian national calendar
- ISO week date
- Iranian calendar
- Irish calendar
- Islamic calendar
- Japanese calendar
- Javanese calendar
- Juche calendar
- Julian calendar (still used by Orthodox churches for Easter)
- Revised Julian calendar
- Kurdish calendar
- Lithuanian calendar
- Malayalam calendar
- Maya calendar (parts still used by Maya Indians)
- Nanakshahi calendar
- Nepali calendar
- Nepal Sambat
- Minguo/Republic of China/Taiwanese calendar
- Romanian calendar
- Runic calendar (Still in use by Ásatrúar)
- Tamil Calendar
- Thai lunar calendar (still used for some Thai holidays)
- Thai solar calendar
- Tibetan calendar
- Zoroastrian calendar (including Parsi)
Archaic calendars
- Ancient Bulgarian calendar
- Ancient Macedonian calendar
- Attic calendar
- Aztec calendar
- Babylonian calendar
- Bulgar calendar
- Byzantine calendar
- Coligny calendar
- Egyptian calendar
- Enoch calendar
- French Republican calendar
- Hellenic calendar
- Mesoamerican calendars
- Pentecontad calendar
- Positivist calendar
- Rapa Nui calendar
- Roman calendar
- Runic calendar
- Soviet calendar (Gregorian calendar with 5- and 6-day weeks)
- Swedish calendar (used 1700–1844)
- King's Calendar
Proposed
Reform calendars
The following are proposed reforms of the Gregorian calendar
- Holocene calendar
- International Fixed Calendar (also called the International Perpetual calendar)
- World Calendar
- Leap week calendars
Non-Earth calendar proposals
- Darian calendar (for Mars)
Fictional
See also
- Golden hat (Bronze Age lunisolar calendar)
- Urnfield culture numerals (interpreted as calendar-related)
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