concept   solar calendar
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Traditional Chinese culture (1) • Equatorial countries (1) • Ethiopia (1) • Indigenous cultures in the Arctic (1) • Nepal (1) • North America (1) • Pacific Island nations (1) • Russia (1) • Western industrialized nations (1) • solar (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 solar calendar Scandinavian countries The solar calendar is important in Scandinavian countries for tracking agricultural activities and celestial events in folklore traditions. 2
2 solar calendar Traditional Chinese culture The solar calendar is less commonly used in Traditional Chinese culture compared to lunar or lunisolar calendars. 2
3 solar calendar Equatorial countries Equatorial countries utilize a solar calendar that is less influenced by agricultural and seasonal changes. 1
4 solar calendar Ethiopia Ethiopia's solar calendar has 13 months with consistent 30-day months and a 5- or 6-day month at the end of the year. 1
5 solar calendar Indigenous cultures in the Arctic The solar calendar has less impact on traditional cultural practices and festivities in Indigenous cultures in the Arctic. 1
6 solar calendar Nepal The solar calendar in Nepal consists of 13 months with consistent 30-day months and a 5- or 6-day month at the end of the year. 1
7 solar calendar North America The solar calendar is the primary calendar system used in North American culture. 1
8 solar calendar Pacific Island nations The solar calendar in Pacific Island nations is less institutionalized and more connected to oral traditions and storytelling. 1
9 solar calendar Russia The solar calendar in Russian culture is associated with the changing seasons and agricultural activities. 1
10 solar calendar Western industrialized nations The solar calendar is used for official civil and administrative purposes in Western industrialized nations. 1
11 solar calendar solar Solar calendars are based on the movement of the sun and its relationship to the earth in solar cultures. 1