Balinese Pawukon calendar dates

The Balinese calendar repeats every 210 days. It has 10 concurrent weeks, of lengths 1, 2, ..., 10 days. The 210 day cycles are unnumbered, so there is no way to convert a Balinese date into a unique date on another calendar.

Usage

balinese_date(
  luang = integer(),
  dwiwara = integer(),
  triwara = integer(),
  caturwara = integer(),
  pancawara = integer(),
  sadwara = integer(),
  saptawara = integer(),
  asatawara = integer(),
  sangawara = integer(),
  dasawara = integer()
)

as_balinese(date)

Arguments

luang

A numeric vector

dwiwara

A numeric vector

triwara

A numeric vector

caturwara

A numeric vector

pancawara

A numeric vector

sadwara

A numeric vector

saptawara

A numeric vector

asatawara

A numeric vector

sangawara

A numeric vector

dasawara

A numeric vector

date

A vector of dates on some calendar.

Value

A balinese vector object

See also

kajeng_keliwon

Examples

gregorian_date(2025,6,1:10) |>
  as_balinese()
#> <bali[10]>
#>  [1] TRUE-02-02-03-04-05-01-07-02-00  FALSE-01-03-04-05-06-02-08-03-03
#>  [3] FALSE-01-01-01-01-01-03-01-04-09 FALSE-01-02-02-02-02-04-02-05-07
#>  [5] TRUE-02-03-03-03-03-05-03-06-06  FALSE-01-01-04-04-04-06-04-07-01
#>  [7] TRUE-02-02-01-05-05-07-05-08-08  FALSE-01-03-02-01-06-01-06-09-01
#>  [9] TRUE-02-01-03-02-01-02-07-01-04  FALSE-01-02-04-03-02-03-08-02-01