Japanese era name (14737 bytes)
1: ... (年号, ''nengō'', lit. [[year]] name) is a common [[calendar]] scheme used in Japan to...
3: ...l in use. Government offices usually require era names and years for official papers.
5: ...ns Showa 55. With 64 years, Showa is the longest era.
7: ==Modern era names==
9: ...hereafter be referred to as his corresponding era name posthumously. Under current law, only males can a...

Kenji (Japanese era) (924 bytes)
1: ...'Kenji''' (建治) was a [[Japanese era name]] after [[Bunei|Bun'ei]] and before [[Koan (first...
18: [[Japanese era name]]
26: [[Category:Japanese eras]]

Once Upon an Era (242 bytes)
1: '''Once Upon an Era''' is a [[Celtic metal|Celtic Metal]] / [[Folk Me...
5: # Once Upon an Era

Era (1988 bytes)
1: ''See also:'' [[ERA]] (''disambiguation page'').
3: ...th of [[Frank Sinatra]] is called ''the end of an era''. (see also: [[period]])
5: ...ozoic|Paleozoic]], [[Mesozoic]], and [[Cenozoic]] eras. See [[Geologic timescale]] for a slightly diffe...
6: * A '''[[calendar era]]''' is the [[year]] numbering system used with a...
8: ==Eras in World Cultures==

ERA (784 bytes)
1: '''ERA''' is an abbreviation for several different things, including:
4: * [[Earned run average]], a [[baseball statistics|baseball statistic]]
12: * [[ERA Real Estate]], the initials for that company orig...

Kogen (era) (828 bytes)
1: ...'Kogen''' (康元) was a [[Japanese era name]] after [[Kencho]] and before [[Shoka]] and spann...
16: [[Japanese era name]]
24: [[Category:Japanese eras]]

Eno (era) (818 bytes)
1: ...''En'o''' (延応) was a [[Japanese era name]] after [[Ryakunin]] and before [[Ninji]] and spa...
16: [[Japanese era name]]
24: [[Category:Japanese eras]]

New Era University (1471 bytes)
1: [[Image:NewEra.jpg|right|]]
2: ...ga]] , in [[Lipa City]], [[Batangas]] and in [[General Santos City]], [[South Cotabato]].
4: ...raining (CLST). It also offers gradaute (i.e. masteral and doctoral) courses.
6: ...r in [[June]] [[1995]], to its present name, New Era University, when the Commission on Higher Educati...

Psychedelic era (2060 bytes)
1: The '''Psychedelic era''' refers to the decade between 1965 and 1975.
3: ...ly accepted that it wasn't over until the [[Disco era]] took over in 1975.
5: ...ce in the psychedelic movement, this era gets its name from how the use of [[psychedelic drugs]] influen...
7: ...n" of the 1960s unfortunately led into the "me generation" of the 1970s (the decade of [[decadence]]). ...
9: As much as the psychedelic era pushed for a return to nature, the 1980s pushed f...

Era system (3921 bytes)
1: {{merge}} [[Chinese era name]] and [[Japanese era name]]
3: ...en it adopted the more internationalized [[Common Era]] System. The only governments that use that syst...
7: ...ll adopted a throne name (for example, the throne name for Akihito, current Emperor of Japan, is Heisei)...
10: ==The Republic of China Era==
12: ...Therefore, 2004 is "the 93rd year of the Republic Era" (民國93年).

Buno (era) (822 bytes)
1: ...'Bun'o''' (文応) was a [[Japanese era name]] after [[Shogen]] and before [[Kocho]] and spann...
16: [[Japanese era name]]
24: [[Category:Japanese eras]]

Live Era 87-93 (351 bytes)
1: ...The album was a collection of live songs from the Era in the title. With most songs being recorded at t...

Roman era (1896 bytes)
1: The '''Roman era''' is a period in Western history, when ancient [...
3: ...estern history is concerned, the end of the Roman era is placed as early as 330 AD, and as late as the ...
5: ...ivity in the Western world. Even during the Roman era, Greece was highly respected for its rich cultura...
9: ...eities to equivalent ''Roman'' deities with Latin names.
21: [[Category:Historical eras]]

Swing Era (142 bytes)
1: ...''Swing Era''' is generally accepted as being the era of big bands and hot [[jazz]], [[1930]]-[[1945]].

Joo (era) (250 bytes)
1: '''Jōō''' refers to two [[Japanese era name]], ''[[Joo (first)| Jōō]]'' (貞&#...
3: [[Category:Japanese eras]]

Manji (era) (1268 bytes)
1: ...'Manji''' (万治) was a [[Japanese era name]] after [[Meireki]] and before [[Kanbun|Kambun]] ...
3: ==Change of Era==
4: ...o]], on 7th month 23rd day, Meireki 4 (1658), the era was changed to Manji (万治)
6: ==Source of Name==
24: [[Japanese era name]]

Mughal era (19617 bytes)
11: ...rs. However, Akbar was known for his religious tolerance and administrative genius, while Aurangzeb was...
16: ...r and his ability and willingness to choose, remunerate, and supervise.
18: ...mpromised. The syncretism of the court and its tolerance of both Hindus and unorthodox [[Shia]] sects a...
23: ...d rather than cash became the usual means of remunerating high-ranking officials, and divisive tendenci...
32: ...cials permitted the new carriers of India's considerable export trade to establish trading posts (facto...

Shotoku (era) (1262 bytes)
1: ...491;徳) was a [[Japanese era name| Japanese era]] after [[Hoei| Hōei]] and before [[Kyoho| K...
3: ==Change of Era==
4: ...h day of the 4th month of Hōei 8 (1711), the era became Shōtoku (正徳, "Righteous...
22: [[Japanese era name]]
30: [[Category:Japanese eras]]

Daiei (era) (2230 bytes)
1: ...'Daiei''' (大永) was a [[Japanese era name]] after [[Eisho|Eishō]] and before [[Kyoroku...
3: ==Change of Era==
4: ...ishō 18 ([[1521]]), 8th month, 23rd day, the era was changed to Daiei
6: ==Events of the Daiei Era==
9: ==Births of the Daiei Era==

Calendar era (4997 bytes)
1: ...of the [[era]]. There are many different calendar eras. Some are listed below along with their abbrevia...
3: .... The years are equivalent to years in the Common Era (CE).
5: ...calendar and coincides exactly with the Christian Era.
6: ...lish]] ''Before Christ'', and ''Before the Common Era'', respectively. In all cases, years count backwa...
8: ... was also used for all [[first millennium]] world eras of the early Christian chronographers.

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