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Gahambar Paitishahem (harvest)
Sep 12 to 16, 2023 · Computed (rule)
3 yr ago
The third Gahambar, the grain harvest, in the Fasli calendar.
Every year
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Source, method and history
- Source
- avesta.org Zoroastrian calendars
- How we know
- Fixed date: 09-12 for 5 days every year.
- Recurs
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- Changes
- None recorded.