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The document summarizes the French Revolutionary Calendar that was created during the French Revolution to replace the old Gregorian calendar. Some key points: - The new calendar had 12 months of 30 days each plus 5-6 end-of-year days. Months and days were named after natural elements and agricultural cycles instead of Roman gods or saints. - Years were counted from 1792, the first year of the French Era, rather than from the birth of Christ. The current year is year 221 of the 3rd century of the French Era. - The calendar had decimal time with 10-hour days divided into 100 minutes and 100 seconds each. - Issues arose as the calendar did not align with
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- 1. Liberté, égalité, ko kookeré. or What day is it anyway? An introduction to the French Revolutionary Calendar Ursula Lawrence @JacobinCalendar
- 2. The French Revolution: what you probably already know… • Absolutism = BAD • Citizenship and democracy = GOOD • Lots of beheadings
- 3. *Briana Chavarria, 3rd Period *
- 4. Apologies to Students of French History... • Early 1789 – Convening of the third estate – eventually declares itself National Assembly. • July 1789 – Storming of the Bastille • Peasants revolt and newly formed popular assembly abolishes feudalism. Declaration of the Rights of Man. • June 1790 - all titles of nobility abolished. • Food riots, lots of violence and storming of things. • 1792 – Monarchy abolished. • 1793 – Louis XVI executed. • Committee for Public Safety implemented. • More riots, more beheadings. • October 1793 Marie Antoinette is executed. • New calendar decreed. • Robespierre, more riots, more beheadings. • 1794 – The Reaction • Anti-revolutionary violence, churches reopen for worship. • Napolean begins rise to prominence in French Army and in 1799 assumes position of First Consul – basically dictator. • 1988 Napolean transported to San Dimas, California for “excellent adventure”.
- 5. All you actually need to know about the French revolution to get through this lecture: Enlightenment rationality & Revolution was cultural as well as political.
- 6. New Calendar for a New France
- 7. Old calendar: c’est mal! • Used by the ancien régime and the church. •Months named for Roman gods (ie., Mars/March). • Days were designated for saints. • Too much superstition and not enough reason.
- 8. New calendar – c’est bien! New year… New months… New days… New time… … new calendar! Voila!
- 9. Autumn Grape Harvest Foggy Frosty Brumaire Late October – Late November Frimaire Late November – Late December Vendémiaire Late September – Late October
- 10. Winter Snowy Rainy Windy Pluviôse Late January – Late February Ventôse Late February – Late March Nivôse Late December – Late January
- 11. Spring Germination Flower Meadow Floréal Late April – Late May Prairial Late May – Late June Germinal Late March – Late April
- 12. Summer Harvest Hot Fruit Thermidor Late July – Late August Fructidor Late August – Late September Messidor Late June– Late July
- 13. New day names Most days… plants and minerals! Every fifth day .. animals! Every tenth day … tools!
- 14. Happy New Year! • 1792 became “Year 1 of the French Era” • We are currently in year 221 of the 3rd century of the French Era. • Year 222 begins September 22nd • Not to be confused with 5774 which begins on September 5th. (Sorry Jews.)
- 15. Today’s date is Lavender/Harvest/221 (the 14th day of Messidor in the 221st year of the French Era)
- 16. Some Truly Excellent Dates Fruit/Puffball (August 20, 2013) Flower/Carp (May 14, 2013)Rainy/Lungwort (February 7th, 2013) Foggy/Endive (November 4, 2014) Grape Harvest/ Eggplant (October 17, 2013) Harvest/ Hairy Vetchling (July 6, 2013) Foggy/Turkey (November 5, 2013)
- 17. And of course… Hot/Ram (July 23rd 2013)
- 18. Let’s be clear… 14 Messidor an CCXXI or Quartidi 14 Messidor an CCXXI
- 19. But that wasn’t the only change… •12 months in a year •30 days in a month •3 “decades” in a month •10 days in a “decade” •10 hours in a day •100 minutes in an hour •100 Seconds in a minute What could possibly go wrong?
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- 21. 12 x 30 ≠ 365 •Five or six “Complimentary Days” at the end of each year known as the Sansculottides •Not to be confused with “Pants Optional Day” •Named for the Sans-culottes. •No work!
- 22. Les Sans-culottes: Who are they and where are their pants? • Radical urban working class. • They believed in popular democracy, social and economic equality and affordable food. • Provided the strength behind key moments in the revolution. • They did actually wear pants.
- 23. Complimentary Days fête de la vertu Celebration of Virtue fête du génie Celebration of Talent fête du travail Celebration of Labour fête de l’opinion Celebration of Convictions fête des récompenses Celebration of Honors fête de la Révolution Celebration of the Revolution Sans Culottes avec culottes
- 24. Problèmes? Quelles problèmes? Days didn’t match up to a year. Years didn’t correspond because time lengths altered. No one likes a weekend every ten days. Not exactly snowing in Martinique. IMPOSSIBLE TO USE.
- 25. What happened to the calendar? Napoleon abolishes the calendar on January 1st, 1806 (or Granite/Snowy) Briefly reintroduced during the Paris Commune in 1871 Lasted for 17 days before it was determined that was worthless. Gregorian remains dominant
- 28. Quand est ton anniversaire?