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<center><div style="border:1px solid blue;width:70%;background-color:#CCeeEE;padding: 1em;Margin: 1em 15em 1em 15em;"><small>The AD/BC notation does not use a {{W2|year zero}}; however, {{W2|astronomical year numbering}} does use a minus sign, so '2 BC' is equal to 'year -1', '1 BC' is equal to {{W2|astronomical year|astronomical  'year 0'}}, and so forth. In the {{W2|Gregorian calendar|Gregorian system}}, the NNth century {{W2|Anno Domini|AD}} starts in the base year 'NN-100+1' and ends in the 'NN'th year, so for example, the {{W2|16th century}} begins on January 1st, {{W2|1501}} and ends December 31st, {{W2|1600}}. {{I2}}However, year order is reversed in {{W2|Anno Domini|BC}} since there is no year zero and <u>no century zero</u> creating a ninety-nine year shift'', so the calculation is ''''Nth century BC' begins in year 'N BC'''' and ends in ''''N-99 BC'''' so that the {{W2|third century BC}}, begins in {{W2|300 BC}} and ends {{W2|201 BC}}.</small>
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<center><div style="border:1px solid blue;width:70%;background-color:#CCeeEE;padding: 1em;Margin: 1em 3em 1em 3em;"><small>The AD/BC notation does not use a {{W2|year zero}}; however, {{W2|astronomical year numbering}} does use a minus sign, so '2 BC' is equal to 'year -1', '1 BC' is equal to {{W2|astronomical year|astronomical  'year 0'}}, and so forth. In the {{W2|Gregorian calendar|Gregorian system}}, the NNth century {{W2|Anno Domini|AD}} starts in the base year 'NN-100+1' and ends in the 'NN'th year, so for example, the {{W2|16th century}} begins on January 1st, {{W2|1501}} and ends December 31st, {{W2|1600}}. {{I2}}However, year order is reversed in {{W2|Anno Domini|BC}} since there is no year zero and <u>no century zero</u> creating a ninety-nine year shift'', so the calculation is ''''Nth century BC' begins in year 'N BC'''' and ends in ''''N-99 BC'''' so that the {{W2|third century BC}}, begins in {{W2|300 BC}} and ends {{W2|201 BC}}.</small>
 
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{{Cat also|*{{PAGENAME}}|Centuries|Chronology|History by period|Historical Period Templates|Historical eras}}
 
{{Cat also|*{{PAGENAME}}|Centuries|Chronology|History by period|Historical Period Templates|Historical eras}}
 
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Revision as of 00:17, 22 December 2006

The AD/BC notation does not use a Template:W2; however, Template:W2 does use a minus sign, so '2 BC' is equal to 'year -1', '1 BC' is equal to Template:W2, and so forth. In the Template:W2, the NNth century Template:W2 starts in the base year 'NN-100+1' and ends in the 'NN'th year, so for example, the Template:W2 begins on January 1st, Template:W2 and ends December 31st, Template:W2. Template:I2However, year order is reversed in Template:W2 since there is no year zero and no century zero creating a ninety-nine year shift, so the calculation is 'Nth century BC' begins in year 'N BC' and ends in 'N-99 BC' so that the Template:W2, begins in Template:W2 and ends Template:W2.

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