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The 10 pages that link to Japanese lunisolar calendar, each with the reason it gives.

• Japanese calendarBroader topic: It was Japan’s principal calendar before the 1873 change to Gregorian civil dating.

• Japanese regnal yearsCompared with: It is a distinct calendar framework, unlike regnal years, which specify year numbering.

• NinjuRelated: Historical Ninju dates arose under calendar reckoning different from modern Gregorian dating.

• BunrokuRelated: Its month and year structure underlies historical dates assigned to Bunroku.

• Tenpyō-kanpōRelated: Its month boundaries help explain why era changes do not align neatly with modern calendar years.

• EnryakuRelated: Enryaku dates were reckoned under the traditional calendar rather than by Gregorian year boundaries.

• ŌwaRelated: The historical years associated with Ōwa were reckoned under a lunisolar calendar.

• Ten'enRelated: Ten'en's original dates followed the calendar used by the Heian court.

• TenchōRelated: Its month boundaries mean Tenchō years do not align exactly with Gregorian years.

• TengyōRelated: Tengyō dates originally followed lunisolar months, not Gregorian months.