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Hijri dates use Saudi Arabia's Umm al-Qura calendar. Many countries start each month when the new crescent is seen, so a local date can differ by a day.

Hebrew years have 12 or 13 months; leap years add Adar I before Adar (then called Adar II). The day begins at sunset the evening before.

Chinese months begin at the new moon as seen from China, and some years have a leap month. Years are named in a 60-year cycle of ten heavenly stems and twelve animals.

Persian (Solar Hijri) is the official calendar of Iran and Afghanistan; the year begins at Nowruz, the March equinox. The Indian national calendar (Saka) is India's official civil calendar, with years beginning on 22 March (21 March in leap years).

Supported years: Hijri 1300–1600, Hebrew 5600–6000, Chinese 1900–2100, Persian 1200–1500 and Saka 1800–2100. The tables are generated from the ICU calendar library and checked day by day.