Based on the
Coptic Calendar, the calendar of Ethiopia is divided into
13 months. Leap days are added every year, without exception. The seven-year divergence arises from the use of different dates as 'the birth of Christ'. While the Ethiopian calendar accepts the calculations of Annianus of Alexandria, Europeans eventually adopted the calculations made by Dionysius Exiguus in 525 AD.
And not a lot of people know that.
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