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910 nî tī Julius Le̍k-hoat lāi-bīn sī chi̍t ê pêng-nî, thâu kang sī pài-it.
chhian-liân-kí: | 1 chhian-liân-kí |
sè-kí: | 9 sè-kí | 10 sè-kí | 11 sè-kí |
cha̍p-nî-kí: | 880 nî-tāi | 890 nî-tāi | 900 nî-tāi | 910 nî-tāi | 920 nî-tāi | 930 nî-tāi | 940 nî-tāi |
nî: | 905 nî | 906 nî | 907 nî | 908 nî | 909 nî | 910 nî | 911 nî | 912 nî | 913 nî | 914 nî | 915 nî |
Kan-chi | Kí-sū nî — kàu — Keng-ngó͘ nî |
Gregorius le̍k | 910 nî CMX |
Julius le̍k | pí Gregorius le̍k chá 5 kang |
Hu̍t-le̍k | 1454 nî |
Tō-kàu-le̍k | 3607 nî |
Hoê-le̍k | 297~298 |
Hông-kì | 1570 nî |
Tân-kì | 3243 nî |
Hi-pek-lâi-le̍k | 4670~4671
|
Hindu le̍k | |
- Vikram Samvat | 965 – 966 |
- Shaka Samvat | 832 – 833 |
Iran le̍k | 288 – 289 |
Runic le̍k | 1160 |
Assyria le̍k | 5660 nî |
Ethiopia le̍k | 904~905 |
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