Gergelykalendárium
Gergelykalendárium is a Hungarian term referring to a specific type of traditional calendar that historically served various functions beyond simply displaying dates. The name "Gergely" likely originates from Saint Gregory, whose feast day, March 12th, was often a significant marker in older agricultural calendars. These calendars were not just passive records of time; they incorporated a wealth of folk wisdom and astronomical observations relevant to rural life.
Typically, a Gergelykalendárium would include information on agricultural cycles, such as optimal planting and harvesting times