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출생 – 사망
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1139 다양한 달력으로
양력1139
MCXXIX
호박콘디타1892
아르메니아 달력588
ԹՎ ՇՁԸ
아시리아 달력5889
발리 사카 달력1060–1061
벵골 달력546
베르베르 달력2089
영어 정년4스테이지 1 – 5스테이지 1
불교 달력1683
버마 달력501
비잔틴 달력6647–6648
중국 달력戊午年(지구마)
3836 or 3629
— …에게
己未年(지구 염소)
3837 or 3630
콥트력855–856
디스코드 달력2305
에티오피아 달력1131–1132
히브리어 달력4899–4900
힌두교 달력
- 비크람 삼바트1195–1196
- 샤카삼바트1060–1061
- 칼리 유가4239–4240
홀로세 달력11139
이그보 달력139–140
이란력517–518
이슬람력533–534
일본력호엔5
(保延５年)
자바 달력1045–1046
율리우스력1139
MCXXIX
한국 달력3472
민구오 달력ROC전 773
民前773年
나낙샤히 달력−329
Seleucid era1450/1451 AG
태국의 양력1681–1682
티베트력阳土马年
(수컷 접지-말)
1265 또는 884 또는 112
— …에게
阴土羊年
(암컷 지구-염소)
1266 또는 885 또는 113

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