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This is an exploration of what contradictions might appear if the input to the dts template can really be ISO dates.
Table using YYYY-MM-DD format dates[edit]
| Date |
Event
|
| 1752-09-09 |
Another date that existed in Rome but not Britain
|
| 1582-10-04 |
In Rome, last day of Julian calendar
|
| 1752-09-02 |
In Britain, last day of Julian calendar
|
| 9 October 1582 |
A date that existed in England but not Rome. Corresponds to 19 October 1582 Gregorian
|
| 1582-10-09 |
A date that existed in England but not Rome
|
| 1752-09-08 |
A date that existed in Rome but not Britian
|
| 1582-10-15 |
In Rome, first day of Gregorian calendar
|
| 1752-09-14 |
In Britain, first day of Gregorian calendar
|
Above table with dts template[edit]
| Date |
Event
|
| 17,520,909 |
Another date that existed in Rome but not Britain; see if dts likes ISO dates with no dashes.
|
| October 4, 1582 |
In Rome, last day of Julian calendar
|
| September 2, 1752 |
In Britain, last day of Julian calendar
|
| 9 October 1582 |
A date that existed in England but not Rome. Corresponds to 19 October 1582 Gregorian
|
| October 9, 1582 |
A date that existed in England but not Rome
|
| September 8, 1752 |
A date that existed in Rome but not Britian
|
| October 15, 1582 |
In Rome, first day of Gregorian calendar
|
| September 14, 1752 |
In Britain, first day of Gregorian calendar
|
