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The Empire of Holy Caroth uses the Scholarly Notation invented by Scholari et Rab "Dominus Latinus" Sinniflexe in the year C1-H8-D0-A7. Dates are written with the following formula - Cn-Hn-Dn-An-nnnn. Where C stands for millennium, H for century, D for decade, A for year and the last four digits stand for day and month. take for example the twelfth of January, nineteen hundred and eighty four(12/01 - 1984),that would be written:

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  • Scholarly Notation (C30K)
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  • The Empire of Holy Caroth uses the Scholarly Notation invented by Scholari et Rab "Dominus Latinus" Sinniflexe in the year C1-H8-D0-A7. Dates are written with the following formula - Cn-Hn-Dn-An-nnnn. Where C stands for millennium, H for century, D for decade, A for year and the last four digits stand for day and month. take for example the twelfth of January, nineteen hundred and eighty four(12/01 - 1984),that would be written:
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  • The Empire of Holy Caroth uses the Scholarly Notation invented by Scholari et Rab "Dominus Latinus" Sinniflexe in the year C1-H8-D0-A7. Dates are written with the following formula - Cn-Hn-Dn-An-nnnn. Where C stands for millennium, H for century, D for decade, A for year and the last four digits stand for day and month. take for example the twelfth of January, nineteen hundred and eighty four(12/01 - 1984),that would be written:
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