Calendars & Dates » French Republican Calendar

Beyond the Index--Michael John Neill--Dating the Belgians via France

This article discusses the French Republican calendar, used for several years after the French Revolution in France and areas under France's jurisdiction.

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French Revolutionary Calendar

Online conversion of any date since 1792.

French Revolutionary Calendar

GEDCOM Date Calculator

A free utility for converting dates between Gregorian, Julian, Hebrew, and French Republic calendars and for doing calculations on dates such as finding time spans or adding and subtracting time spans to dates. The Date Calculator is available for MacOS or Windows. The Date Calculator can work with fuzzy dates (such as just a year and a month) and still do conversions and calculations. Such fuzzy date calculations are useful for genealogists working with less than complete date information.

Genealogy in France: Republican Calendar

Also known as French Revolutionary Calendar, this calendar was in used in France from 1793 to 1805, and 1871 (only in Paris).

Revolution

Software utility for the Palm that converts dates in the French Republican calendar to the Gregorian calendar.

Rosetta Calendar - A Calendar Conversion Service

Scott Lee's free on-line service for converting to/from dates in Gregorian, Julian, French republican and Jewish calendars.

The French Republican Calendar

History of the French republican calendar and conversions to the Gregorian calendar. Official texts. Great dates. In French and English.

Universal Calendar Calculator

The Universal Calendar Calculator can display and convert between 10 different calendars: Julian Day Number, Gregorian (New Style), Julian (Old Style), Roman-Julian, French Revolution, Hebrew, Islamic, Chinese, Chinese/Gregorian, and Thai Suriyakati Calendar. The Universal Calendar Calculator also contains: * Dates of holidays for the United States, Christian (Nicean Rule and Modern), Islamic, Jewish, and Chinese. * Regional date of conversion from the Old Style (Julian) to the New Style (Gregorian) for more than 100 localities. * Almost 100 Medieval European Regional Day Name Calendars. These calendars allow you to easily identify the specific Julian Calendar day of many Latin day names given in Medieval documents.