calendars.Persian33Calendar(id)
Generic algorithmic Persian calendar, as recommended by Mohammad Heydari-Malayeri and used by Unicode
The main point: the intercalation rule is based on a 33 years cycle where 8 years are long.
This implementation uses the integral postfix intercalation principle,
hence the technical epoch of the calendar is set to the beginning of year -10 A.P.
the computation of the day and month figures are done separately.
There is only one era, coded 'ap'.
Month names of CLDR are used.
Constructor
new Persian33Calendar(id)
Parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
id |
string
|
the calendar identifier. |
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