If so, how did it vary in different countries/cultures?
I was wondering if anyone had gave it any significance or did people not really place much importance on it being a landmark year.
Here's another question - were any contemporary calendars actually recording this as the year 1000? Had the calendar we use today been adopted by Christians yet?
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