The Ethiopian calendar was first adapted some time around 1000
BC. The exact year and date is not known. Some historians think the
Ethiopian calendar was adapted after the Queen of Sheba visited
King Solomon.
The Ethiopian calendar was first adapted some time around 1000
BC. The exact year and date is not known. Some historians think the
Ethiopian calendar was adapted after the Queen of Sheba visited
King Solomon.
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it is 2002 and tomorrow going to be x mas
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January 7th is what is called "Old Christmas." It is Christmas
Day on the Julian Calendar. The Calendar was revised in the 16-17th
Centuries and the Gregorian Calendar replaced the Julian. The two
calendars are 13 days apart. For religious reasons, some (like the
Ethiopian Christians) have never adopted the new calendar, and
still commemorate Old Christmas.
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Christmas falls on the 7th of January due to the differences
between the Ethiopian calendar and the Gregorian calendar used in
the western world.