This discussion reminds me of ‘the longest year in history’: 46BC
It’s when the pre-Julian ‘Roman’ calendar switched over to the Julian one.
Due to some quirks , the adjustment required led to the year being 445 days long .
It was known as the ‘annus confusionis’ (Year of Confusion).
[Link](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/46_BC)
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