This era is usually termed the Antiochian, sometimes the Alexandrian era. Its new year was also transferred to September 1, in which case the eight latter months of its year 5493 are the eight former months of the year one of our chronology. More important than this is the Byzantine World Era, which long served as the standard of computation in the Eastern Empire, in Russia, among the Albanians, Servians, and Modern Greeks.
This era is often referred to as the Antiochian or Alexandrian period. Its new year was changed to September 1st, aligning its last eight months with our calendar's first eight months. The Byzantine World Era, which served as a standard for computation in the Eastern Empire, Russia, among Albanians, Servians, and Modern Greeks, is another significant aspect of this era.