COMMON OR ORDINARY YEAR

YEAR 2007 – BEST TIME TO IMPLEMENT THE ARISTEAN CALENDAR^©

Aristeo Canlas Fernando, Peace Crusader

COMMON OR ORDINARY YEAR

The rules of the Gregorian calendar apply to the Aristean calendar as well. There are 365 days in a common or ordinary year.

For six consecutive months, the dates in both Gregorian and Aristean calendars are the same in the months of September, October, November, December, January, and February.

Also, for six consecutive months, the dates in both Gregorian and Aristean calendars are not the same. These are in the months of March, April, May, June, July, and August. The Gregorian calendar is one day ahead of the Aristean calendar in these months except in March and May when the difference is two days.

The following are examples in each month when the two calendars are different:

MONTH	GREGORIAN CALENDAR	ARISTEAN CALENDAR	DIFFERENCE IN DAYS
March	March 5	March 3	2
April	April 19	April 18	1
May	May 10	May 8	2
June	June 25	June 24	1
July	July 12	July 11	1
August	August 28	August 27	1

LEAP YEAR

There are 366 days in a leap year in both Gregorian and Aristean calendars. Leap year occurs every four year and on the year that is divisible by four. However, during centennial years, such as 1900, 2000, 2100, 2200, 2300, and 2400, such years must be divisible by 400 to be a leap year. Hence, the years 2000 and 2400 are leap years.

The Leap Year Day in the Gregorian calendar is February 29 whereas it is June 31 in the Aristean calendar, dividing the year into two equal parts.

Aside from the months of September, October, November, December, January, and February, the Gregorian and Aristean calendars are also the same in April and June - eight months in total.

The two calendars are different during leap years in the months of March, May, July, and August where the Gregorian date is one day ahead of the Aristean date.

The following are examples during leap year in each month when the two calendars are different:

MONTH	GREGORIAN	ARISTEAN	DIFFERENCE IN DAYS
March	March 5	March 4	1
May	May 10	May 9	1
July	July 12	July 11	1
August	August 28	August 27	1

YEAR START AND END DATES

The year start and end dates in the Gregorian and Aristean calendars are:

YEAR	KIND OF YEAR	GREGORIAN		ARISTEAN
YEAR	KIND OF YEAR	JAN 1	DEC 31	JAN 1	DEC 31
2006	Common	Sunday	Sunday	Monday	World Peace Day
2007	Common	Monday	Monday	Monday	World Peace Day
2008	Leap	Tuesday	Wednesday	Monday	World Peace Day
2009	Common	Thursday	Thursday	Monday	World Peace Day
2010	Common	Friday	Friday	Monday	World Peace Day
2011	Common	Saturday	Saturday	Monday	World Peace Day
2012	Leap	Sunday	Monday	Monday	World Peace Day
2013	Common	Tuesday	Tuesday	Monday	World Peace Day
2014	Common	Wednesday	Wednesday	Monday	World Peace Day
2015	Common	Thursday	Thursday	Monday	World Peace Day
2016	Leap	Friday	Saturday	Monday	World Peace Day
2017	Common	Sunday	Sunday	Monday	World Peace Day
2018	Common	Monday	Monday	Monday	World Peace Day
2019	Common	Tuesday	Tuesday	Monday	World Peace Day
2020	Leap	Wednesday	Thursday	Monday	World Peace Day

The Aristean calendar is simple. The year starts on January 1 that is a Monday and ends on December 31 that is World Peace Day, a no-weekday and a public holiday throughout the world. The next Gregorian year when January 1 falls on a Monday will be in 2007. This is the best time to implement the Aristean calendar when both calendars start the year on a Monday. If this opportunity is missed, the next will be 11 years later in 2018.

File: gregorian-aristean.htm – Last updated: 2006 January 21

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