The mix of BCE and AD hurts my brain. It’s either BC/AD (before christ and anno domini) or BCE/CE (before common era and common era), depending on how religious or secular you are. Please do pedants like myself a favour and don’t mix 'em.
AC is before (Ante) christ in Latin and therefore in many historical records. I think you’ll save yourself from confusion if you stopped using it to mean after christ ;)
The mix of BCE and AD hurts my brain. It’s either BC/AD (before christ and anno domini) or BCE/CE (before common era and common era), depending on how religious or secular you are. Please do pedants like myself a favour and don’t mix 'em.
If you’re very religious you’ll probably use AC/AD, but of you’re very secular you’re more likely into AC/DC
Don’t forget AC, after christ. Which is what I use.
AC is before (Ante) christ in Latin and therefore in many historical records. I think you’ll save yourself from confusion if you stopped using it to mean after christ ;)
AC/AD ?
The dating feels like it might’ve originally been Han dynasty, which then got translated into exact years for those unfamiliar with Chinese dynasties.