The year Heisei 6 began on 1st January 1995. January is referred to as First Month and so on, the months having no special names. China started to use the Gregorian calendar for official and business purposes in 1912, but the traditional Chinese lunar calendar continues to be used for most personal matters, such as the celebration of birthdays and festivals, for agricultural purposes in many rural areas, and for deciding when to celebrate the Chinese New Year. The calculation of Easter Day is beyond the scope of this article. It is an extremely complex subject.
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Whitaker is probably a more accessible source than Cheney for most people and it gives Easter Day from 1500 to 2030. Though not stated, the dates from are Julian up to and including 1752, thus agreeing with English usage. Handbook of Dates for Students of English History, London 1948. The question has been raised as to whether 29th February occurred in the historical year which was divisible by four or in the Civil Year that was divisible by four. Judging by the way the changeover took place in England, with 31st December 1751 being followed by 1st January 1752 and a leap day occurring at the end of that February, it must have been the Historical Year that counted for the purpose of calculating leap years.