The History of the Gregorian Calender.mp3

Ever wondered why January starts your year? This episode dives into the fascinating, and often chaotic, history of our calendar. Discover how ancient Romans began their year in March, why winter didn't count, and the political meddling that reshaped time. We explore Julius Caesar's astronomical reforms, Emperor Augustus's ego-driven adjustments to months, and Pope Gregory XIII's drastic measure to correct centuries of drift. Uncover the surprising blend of science, power, and human pride that led to the calendar we use today. Join us as we reveal the human story written in days. You are welcome to join the podcast serial The Charms of Anatolia and get the full-length episode and video of this teasor subscribing on Patreon.com/TourGuideHuss Hüseyin, Türkiye TourGuideAntalya.com