Универсальный конвертер дат
Конвертация дат между мировыми календарными системами — Григорианский, Непальский BS, Исламский, Персидский, Еврейский и другие.
Эта дата во всех календарях
Популярные конвертации
Worldwide → Nepal
Nepal → Worldwide
Worldwide → Muslim world
Muslim world → Worldwide
Worldwide → Iran, Afghanistan
Worldwide → Israel, Jewish communities
Worldwide → Japan
Worldwide → Thailand
Worldwide → Ethiopia, Eritrea
Worldwide → China, East Asia
Worldwide → India
Worldwide → Historical / Orthodox churches
Поддерживаемые календари
The international standard calendar used worldwide
Introduced by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582
The predecessor to the Gregorian calendar, still used in some Orthodox churches
Introduced by Julius Caesar in 46 BC
The official calendar of Nepal, approximately 56.7 years ahead of Gregorian
Named after King Vikramaditya, established ~57 BC
A lunar calendar used in Muslim countries for religious purposes
Based on Prophet Muhammad's migration to Medina in 622 AD
The official calendar of Iran and Afghanistan
Solar calendar based on astronomical observations
The traditional calendar used in Judaism for religious observances
Established around the 4th century CE
Traditional Chinese lunisolar calendar (approximate solar mapping)
One of the oldest chronological records, dating back thousands of years
Buddhist Era calendar used in Thailand, 543 years ahead of Gregorian
Based on the Buddhist Era
The principal calendar used in Ethiopia, 7-8 years behind Gregorian
Based on the Alexandrian calendar
Japanese imperial era calendar, currently in the Reiwa era
Era system dating back to 645 CE, Reiwa since May 1, 2019
The official civil calendar of India alongside the Gregorian
Reformed in 1957 based on the Saka era starting 78 CE
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Unix timestamps (Epoch time) are widely used in programming but are unreadable to humans. Our free online Date Converter instantly translates Unix timestamps into human-readable dates, and vice versa, in your local timezone.
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