What year is it according to persian calendar?
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When it was 2017, what  year was it according to the Persian calendar? When it was 2016, what year was it according to the Persian calendar? When it was 2015, what year was it according to the Persian calendar?
1395
1394
1393
Iranian calendars
What year is it according to persian calendar?
Iranian calendars Nowruz Kurdish calendar Zoroastrian calendar History of calendars Solar Hijri calendar Indian national calendar March equinox Cappadocian calendar List of calendars
The <b>Iranian calendars</b> or Iranian chronology are a succession of calendars 
invented or used for ... The Iranian <b>year</b> usually begins within a day of 21 March 
of the Gregorian calendar. A short table of <b>year</b> ... <b>According</b> to al-Biruni, in that 
reign there was a double adjustment of the start of the araji <b>year</b>. The tenth-
century&nbsp;... Nowruz is the Iranian New <b>Year</b>, also known as the Persian New <b>Year</b>, which is 
celebrated ... The first day of the <b>Iranian calendar</b> falls on the March equinox, the 
first day of spring, around 21 March. In the ... <b>According</b> to him, &quot;It is the belief of 
the Iranians that Nowruz marks the first day <b>when</b> the universe started its motion. See also: <b>Iranian calendars</b>. The Kurdish calendar was originally a lunisolar 
calendarrelated to the Babylonian calendar, but is now a solar calendar related 
to the <b>Iranian calendar</b>. The current <b>year</b> will begin on 21 March 2019 (known in 
the Kurdish calendar ... It starts with the exact first day of spring <b>according</b> to the 
Gregorian calendar&nbsp;... Adherents of Zoroastrianism use three distinct versions of traditional calendars 
for liturgical ... &quot;Fasli&quot; is a term for a 1906 adaptation of the 11th-century <b>Jalali</b> 
<b>calendar</b>, ... A tradition of counting <b>years</b> from the birth of Zoroaster was reported 
from ... and the first day of 1370 Y.Z. (or 3738 ZRE) <b>according</b> to the Qadimi 
reckoning. In the 11th century in <b>Persia</b>, a <b>calendar</b> reform led by Khayyam was announced 
in 1079, <b>when</b> the length of the <b>year</b> was measured as 365.24219858156 days. The Solar Hijri <b>calendar</b> also called the <b>Iranian</b> Hijri <b>calendar</b> or Shamsi Hijri 
<b>calendar</b>, and ... The <b>Iranian</b> New <b>Year&#39;s</b> Day always falls on the March equinox. 
... holidays and administrative issues are fixed <b>according</b> to the Solar Hijri 
<b>calendar</b>. The Indian national calendar, sometimes called the Shalivahana Shaka calendar
. It is used ... Nyepi, the &quot;Day of Silence&quot;, is a celebration of the Saka new <b>year</b> in 
Bali. Nepal&#39;s Nepal ... <b>year</b> as well. Its structure is just like the <b>Persian calendar</b>. The March equinox or Northward equinox is the equinox on the Earth <b>when</b> the 
subsolar point ... The <b>Persian calendar</b> begins each <b>year</b> at the northward 
equinox, ... <b>According</b> to the sidereal solar calendar, celebrations which originally
&nbsp;... The Cappadocian <b>calendar</b> was a solar <b>calendar</b> that was derived from the 
<b>Persian</b> Zoroastrian ... The Cappadocian <b>calendar</b> was evidently devised at a 
time <b>when</b> ... the <b>calendar</b> commenced in 490 BC, whereas <b>according</b> to the 
philologist&nbsp;... New <b>Year</b> is the day of the astronomical vernal equinox. The <b>calendar</b> as 
introduced in 1925 revived <b>Iranian</b> month names but counted the <b>years</b> of the 
Hijri era.
1397
Iranian calendars