Buddhist calendar

Buddhist calendar Introduction

1. The Buddhist calendar is a calendar that takes the year after Shakyamuni's nirvana as the first year of the epoch. According to historical records, Shakyamuni attained nirvana in 543 BC, so the era of the Buddhist calendar began to be counted from 544 BC.

2, important dates in the Buddhist calendar:

(2) Monastic: The eighth day of February, in memory of Sakyamuni monastic.

(3), into the road: the eighth day of the Twelfth moon, in memory of Sakyamuni into the road.

(4), Nirvana: February 15th, in memory of Sakyamuni Nirvana.

4, note: If you want to return to today, directly refresh and face.