Uses of Interface
net.time4j.engine.CalendarEra

Packages that use CalendarEra

Package	Description
net.time4j.calendar	Support for various regional calendars.
net.time4j.calendar.bahai	Support for the Badi calendar.
net.time4j.calendar.frenchrev	Support for the French revolutionary calendar.
net.time4j.calendar.hindu	Support for the traditional Hindu calendar family.
net.time4j.engine	Defines the common generic schemes and interfaces of chronological systems.
net.time4j.history	Support for the historical ancestors of modern ISO-8601-standard.

Uses of CalendarEra in net.time4j.calendar

Classes in net.time4j.calendar that implement CalendarEra

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	ChineseEra The Chinese calendar does not have a universally accepted way of continuously counting years and prefers the sexagesimal cyclic years so this enum is mainly useful for either historic or half-academic debates.
class	CopticEra The Coptic calendar only supports one single era called "Anno Martyrum" with the numerical value 1 which is sometimes also called "Diocletian era" and starts on Julian date AD-284-08-29.
class	EthiopianEra The Ethiopian calendar supports two eras.
class	HebrewEra The Hebrew calendar only supports one single era called "Anno Mundi" (or short "AM").
class	HijriEra The Hijri calendar only supports one single era called "Anno Hegirae" with the numerical value 1.
class	IndianEra The Indian national calendar only supports one single era called "Saka".
class	JucheEra The official North-Korean calendar supports only one era.
class	KoreanEra The Korean calendar supports the danki-system which is now only historic.
class	MinguoEra The Minguo calendar supports two eras related to the year 1912.
class	Nengo The system of Japanese eras from AD 701 until today.
class	PersianEra The Persian calendar only supports one single era called "Anno Persico" with the numerical value 1.
class	ThaiSolarEra The Thai-Solar calendar supports two eras related to either the Rattanakosin kingdom (historic) or to the date of death of Buddha (used today).

Uses of CalendarEra in net.time4j.calendar.bahai

Classes in net.time4j.calendar.bahai that implement CalendarEra

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	BadiEra The Badi calendar only supports one single era which is related to the gregorian date of 21st of March in year 1844.

Uses of CalendarEra in net.time4j.calendar.frenchrev

Classes in net.time4j.calendar.frenchrev that implement CalendarEra

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	FrenchRepublicanEra The French revolutionary calendar only supports one single era which is related to the proclamation of the French republic in year 1792.

Uses of CalendarEra in net.time4j.calendar.hindu

Classes in net.time4j.calendar.hindu that implement CalendarEra

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	HinduEra The Hindu calendar supports several eras in different regions of Indian subcontinent.

Uses of CalendarEra in net.time4j.engine

Methods in net.time4j.engine that return types with arguments of type CalendarEra

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
List<CalendarEra>	CalendarSystem.getEras() Yields an enumeration of valid eras in ascending order.

Uses of CalendarEra in net.time4j.history

Classes in net.time4j.history that implement CalendarEra

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	HistoricEra Represents a historic era dividing the local timeline at roughly the point of Jesu birth in the context of the julian/gregorian calendar.