Christian era
It is 2009 this year(UTC)
Led by Christianity nation, it is round of the twelve horary years law used most widely in the world now.
It being said that there is the description "that a yes was born as for the first in Bethlehem in the year when a large-scale census was performed" in Luke Gospel Chapter 2, and the census was performed in B.C. 7 and B.C. 6.
The description "that a yes and parents took refuge in Egypt as for the second because they let Herod the Great who heard a story of the savior yes birth is afraid of existence of new King and slaughter the infants equal to or less than 2 years old" is sake in 2 chapters of Matthew Gospel.
In Japan, I usually abbreviate it with "B.C.".
In addition, "Common Era" and "Christian era B.C." originally support, but I become "Christian era" and "B.C." when I abbreviate it, and correspondence collapses.
The European language notation in Japan is B.C. which is abbreviation of English "Before Christ" or BC.
When it expresses age in the kanji zone in the Christian era, it is common to express kanji 2 characters for a prefix from unity with the name of an era almost errand, "Christian era 2009".
Because the opportunities to transcribe it in only a year with the spread in the Christian era of the Christian era increased markedly, I omit itself in "the Christian era" and transcribe it in only in "2009" or lower two columns with "09".
I usually transcribe it in Japanese with "the Christian era".
When I state it clearly as law in the round of the twelve horary years of the Christianity origin, I transcribe it into "Akimoto Christ".
When I wrote it without stating law clearly in "A.D." and a round of the twelve horary years, it pointed at (the Christian era) in this year of grace by the present, but pointed at (the Imperial reign) to the Pacific Wars end in Emperor Jinmu enthronement A.D.
Led by Christianity nation, it is round of the twelve horary years law used most widely in the world now.
It being said that there is the description "that a yes was born as for the first in Bethlehem in the year when a large-scale census was performed" in Luke Gospel Chapter 2, and the census was performed in B.C. 7 and B.C. 6.
The description "that a yes and parents took refuge in Egypt as for the second because they let Herod the Great who heard a story of the savior yes birth is afraid of existence of new King and slaughter the infants equal to or less than 2 years old" is sake in 2 chapters of Matthew Gospel.
In Japan, I usually abbreviate it with "B.C.".
In addition, "Common Era" and "Christian era B.C." originally support, but I become "Christian era" and "B.C." when I abbreviate it, and correspondence collapses.
The European language notation in Japan is B.C. which is abbreviation of English "Before Christ" or BC.
When it expresses age in the kanji zone in the Christian era, it is common to express kanji 2 characters for a prefix from unity with the name of an era almost errand, "Christian era 2009".
Because the opportunities to transcribe it in only a year with the spread in the Christian era of the Christian era increased markedly, I omit itself in "the Christian era" and transcribe it in only in "2009" or lower two columns with "09".
I usually transcribe it in Japanese with "the Christian era".
When I state it clearly as law in the round of the twelve horary years of the Christianity origin, I transcribe it into "Akimoto Christ".
When I wrote it without stating law clearly in "A.D." and a round of the twelve horary years, it pointed at (the Christian era) in this year of grace by the present, but pointed at (the Imperial reign) to the Pacific Wars end in Emperor Jinmu enthronement A.D.