Book of Indian Eras, with Tables for Calculating Indian Dates c4.3

c4.3

N.B.—P. 95—add the following paragraph:— When the given date falls in an intercalary year after the intercalary month, then 30 days must be added to the number of days given in Table X. Thus, if the given date should be 10th Mâgha-sudi, and the year be an intercalary one, 30 days must be added to the number of 305 days given in the Table, unless the intercalary month should happen to be Phâlguna, which being later in the year, would not affect the month of Mâgha.