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Gregorian calendar

Reformed calendar introduced in 1582 that dropped ten days and skips three leap days every four centuries.

Concept

15 Oct 1582 –

Identifiers
Wikidata Q12138

Sources

Appears in11 items

  • The Age of Discovery1 item
    • Catholic Europe skips ten days15 Oct 1582
  • The Enlightenment1 item
    • Britain skips eleven days2 Sep 1752 O.S.
  • The Industrial Revolution2 items
    • Britain’s last Julian day2 Sep 1752 O.S.
    • Britain’s first Gregorian day14 Sep 1752
  • The Reformation2 items
    • Last day of the Julian calendar in Catholic Europe4 Oct 1582 O.S.
    • First day of the Gregorian calendar15 Oct 1582
  • The Russian Revolutions of 19171 item
    • Russia switches to the Gregorian calendar14 Feb 1918
  • The Scientific Revolution4 items
    • Pope Gregory XIII signs the calendar bull24 Feb 1581/82 O.S.
    • Last day of the Julian calendar in Catholic Europe4 Oct 1582 O.S.
    • First day of the Gregorian calendar15 Oct 1582
    • Kepler in PragueFeb 1600

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