Gregoriánnaptárat
Gregoriánnaptárat is a calendar system used by some Eastern Orthodox churches. It is named after Pope Gregory XIII and is similar to the Gregorian calendar used internationally. However, it differs in the way it accounts for daylight saving time and its calculations for leap years.
The reason for the creation of Gregoriánnaptárat was to replace the Julian calendar, which had been in
In the Gregoriánnaptárat, the Julian calendar's leap year rule is essentially maintained, though with certain corrections.
Despite its widespread use internationally, the Gregoriánnaptárat is not universally accepted. Some Eastern Orthodox churches continue