Korean (Dangi)

Lunisolar · years counted from Dangun, 2333 BCE

Korea’s traditional lunisolar calendar, sharing its lunar months with the Chinese but counting years in the Dangi era — from the legendary founding of Gojoseon by Dangun in 2333 BCE, so it runs 2,333 years ahead of the Common Era. Your browser supplies the lunar month and day, but numbers the year the Gregorian way; the Dangi count shown here is converted from it.

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