JSH (Jesús Señor de la Historia, “Jesus Lord of History”; Latin Christus Dominus Historiae) is a calendrical count, one of the two dating systems that coexist in the shared cosmos. The theological expression names the whole calendar: dates on the historical axis are counted under that lordship.
| Type | Concept (calendar) |
| Spanish entry | JSH (Jesús Señor de la Historia) |
Meaning
In the uchronic continuum (Uchronic Paris), where history is modifiable matter, the name allows a double reading:
- A system of Christian dating: everything indicates that the abbreviation accompanied the year as Anno Domini accompanies the centuries of Earth.
- A theological framework: declaring Jesus Lord of History affirms that history has a Christological telos; time, however crookedly written, keeps a heading.
The Frome Kalendar
The JSH does not govern alone. It coexists with the Frome Kalendar, a count of archaic spelling tied to the primordial world of Andgara and named for Frome. The pairing suggests two dating axes: one for the primordial world (Frome) and one for the historical-Christian axis (JSH). They mirror the two times the Archive recognizes: that of the worlds of the shared cosmos and that of Earth, Real History.