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Converts from Western calendar to Tzolk'in, Haab' and Long Count calendars used in the Maya civilization.

Maya Calendars
Western calendar
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Tzolk'in calendar
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Haab' calendar
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    4. (baktun. k'atun. tun. winal. k'in)
Long Count calendar
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    2. years
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The Long Count calendar ends in 5200 Mayan year. (≒5125 solar years)
The last date "12.19.19.17.19" will be "December 20, 2012".
and It is rumored that "the human race perish at the next day" .

1 long count＝13 baktun=1872000 days≒5125 solar years
1 baktun=20 k'atun=144000 days（≒400 years）
1 k'atun=20 tun=7200 days（≒20 years）
1 tun=18 winal=360 days（≒1 year）
1 winal=20 k'in=20 days（≒1 month）

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