1183

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각종 달력 1183년
그레고리력1183
MCLXXXIII
아브르베 콘디타1936
아르메니아력632
ԹՎ ՈԼԲ
아시리아력5933
발리 사카 달력1104–1105
벵골 달력590
베르베르 달력2133
영예로운 해29 암탉 2 – 30 암탉 2
불교 달력1727
버마력545
비잔틴 달력6691–6692
중국 달력壬寅年 (물호랑이)
3879년 또는 3819년
— to -
癸卯年 (물토끼)
3880년 또는 3820년
콥트 달력899–900
불협화음력2349
에티오피아 달력1175–1176
히브리어 달력4943–4944
힌두교의 달력
- 비크람 삼바트1239–1240
- 샤카삼바트1104–1105
- 칼리 유가4283–4284
홀로세 달력11183
이그보 달력183–184
이란의 달력561–562
이슬람력578–579
일본 달력주에이2길
(寿永2年)
자바력1090–1091
율리우스력1183
MCLXXXIII
한국 달력3516
민궈 달력ROC 이전 729년
民前729年
나낙샤히 달력−285
셀레우시드 시대1494/1495년 AG
태국의 태양력1725–1726
티베트 달력阳水虎年
(수성물-타이거)
1309년 또는 928년 또는 156년
— to -
阴水兔年
(암수-라빗)
1310년 또는 929년 또는 157년

1183년(MCLXXX)III)는 줄리안 달력토요일(링크에 전체 달력이 표시됨)에 시작되는 일반적인 해였다.

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