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NAME

DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era - DateTime Extension for Japanese Eras

SYNOPSIS

use DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era;
my $era = DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era->lookup_by_date(
  datetime => DateTime->new(year => 1990)
);
my $era = DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era->lookup_by_id(
  id => HEISEI_ERA
);
my $era = DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era->lookup_by_name(
  name => "平成"
);

my $era = DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era->new(
  id => ...,
  start => ...,
  end   => ...
);

$era->id;
$era->start;
$era->end;

DESCRIPTION

Japan traditionally used an "era" system since 645 to denote the year. For example, 2006 is "Heisei 18".

The era system is loosely tied to the reign of an emperor: in modern days (since the Meiji era) eras can only be renewed when a new emperor succeeds his predecessor. Until then new eras were proclaimed for various reasons, including the succession of the shogunate during the Tokugawa shogunate.

NORTH AND SOUTH REGIMES

During the 60 years between 1331 and 1392, there were two regimes in Japan claiming to be the rightful successor to the imperial throne. During this period of time, there were two sets of eras in use.

This module by default uses eras from the North regime, but you can get the South regime's eras if you explicitly specify it:

use DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era qw(SOUTH_REGIME);
my $dt = DateTime->new( year => 1342 );
$era = DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era->lookup_by_date(
  datetime => $dt,
  regime   => SOUTH_REGIME
);

METHODS

new

id

name

start

end

clone

FUNCTIONS

register_era

Registers a new era object in the lookup table.

registered

Returns all eras that are registered.

lookup_by_id

$heisei = DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era->lookup_by_id(
  id => HEISEI
);

Returns the era associated with the given era id. The IDs are provided by DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era as constants.

lookup_by_name

$heisei = DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era->lookup_by_name(
  name     => '平成',
);

Returns the era associated with the given era name. By default UTF-8 is assumed for the name parameter. You can override this by specifying the 'encoding' parameter.

lookup_by_date

my $dt = DateTime->new(year => 1990);
$heisei = DateTime::Calendar::Japanese::Era->lookup_by_date(
   datetime => $dt
);

Returns the era associate with the given date.

load_from_file

Loads era definitions from the specified file. For internal use only

CONSANTS

Below are the list of era IDs that are known to this module:

TAIKA
HAKUCHI
SHUCHOU
TAIHOU
KEIUN
WADOU
REIKI
YOUROU
JINKI
TENPYOU
TENPYOUKANPOU
TENPYOUSHOUHOU
TENPYOUJOUJI
TENPYOUJINGO
JINGOKEIUN
HOUKI
TENNOU
ENRYAKU
DAIDOU
KOUNIN
TENCHOU
JOUWA
KASHOU
NINJU
SAIKOU
TENNAN
JOUGAN
GANGYOU
NINNA
KANPYOU
SHOUTAI
ENGI
ENCHOU
SHOUHEI
TENGYOU
TENRYAKU
TENTOKU
OUWA
KOUHOU
ANNA
TENROKU
TENNEN
JOUGEN1
TENGEN
EIKAN
KANNA
EIEN
EISO
SHOURYAKU
CHOUTOKU
CHOUHOU
KANKOU
CHOUWA
KANNIN
JIAN
MANJU
CHOUGEN
CHOURYAKU
CHOUKYU
KANTOKU
EISHOU1
TENGI
KOUHEI
JIRYAKU
ENKYUU
JOUHOU
JOURYAKU
EIHOU
OUTOKU
KANJI
KAHOU
EICHOU
JOUTOKU
KOUWA
CHOUJI
KAJOU
TENNIN
TENNEI
EIKYU
GENNEI
HOUAN
TENJI
DAIJI
TENSHOU1
CHOUSHOU
HOUEN
EIJI
KOUJI1
TENNYOU
KYUAN
NINPEI
KYUJU
HOUGEN
HEIJI
EIRYAKU
OUHOU
CHOUKAN
EIMAN
NINNAN
KAOU
SHOUAN1
ANGEN
JISHOU
YOUWA
JUEI
GENRYAKU
BUNJI
KENKYU
SHOUJI
KENNIN
GENKYU
KENNEI
JOUGEN2
KENRYAKU
KENPOU
JOUKYU
JOUOU1
GENNIN
KAROKU
ANTEI
KANKI
JOUEI
TENPUKU
BUNRYAKU
KATEI
RYAKUNIN
ENNOU
NINJI
KANGEN
HOUJI
KENCHOU
KOUGEN
SHOUKA
SHOUGEN
BUNNOU
KOUCHOU
BUNNEI
KENJI
KOUAN1
SHOUOU
EININ
SHOUAN2
KENGEN
KAGEN
TOKUJI
ENKYOU1
OUCHOU
SHOUWA1
BUNPOU
GENNOU
GENKOU
SHOUCHU
KARYAKU
GENTOKU
SHOUKEI
RYAKUOU
KOUEI
JOUWA1
KANNOU
BUNNNA
ENBUN
KOUAN2
JOUJI
OUAN
EIWA
KOURYAKU
EITOKU
SHITOKU
KAKEI
KOUOU
MEITOKU
OUEI
SHOUCHOU
EIKYOU
KAKITSU
BUNNAN
HOUTOKU
KYOUTOKU
KOUSHOU
CHOUROKU
KANSHOU
BUNSHOU
OUNIN
BUNMEI
CHOUKYOU
ENTOKU
MEIOU
BUNKI
EISHOU2
DAIEI
KYOUROKU
TENBUN
KOUJI2
EIROKU
GENKI
TENSHOU2
BUNROKU
KEICHOU
GENNA
KANNEI
SHOUHOU
KEIAN
JOUOU2
MEIREKI
MANJI
KANBUN
ENPOU
TENNA
JOUKYOU
GENROKU
HOUEI
SHOUTOKU
KYOUHO
GENBUN
KANPOU
ENKYOU2
KANNEN
HOUREKI
MEIWA
ANNEI
TENMEI
KANSEI
KYOUWA
BUNKA
BUNSEI
TENPOU
KOUKA
KAEI
ANSEI
MANNEI
BUNKYU
GENJI
KEIOU
MEIJI
TAISHO
SHOUWA2
HEISEI

These are the eras from the South regime during 1331-1392

S_GENKOU
S_KENMU
S_EIGEN
S_KOUKOKU
S_SHOUHEI
S_KENTOKU
S_BUNCHU
S_TENJU
S_KOUWA
S_GENCHU

AUTHOR

Copyright (c) 2004-2007 Daisuke Maki <daisuke@endeworks.jp>

LICENSE

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

See http://www.perl.com/perl/misc/Artistic.html