The length of one Julian year is 365.2422 days.

There are 8765.81 hours in one Julian year.

There are 525948.7 minutes in one Julian year.

There are 31556926 seconds in one Julian year.

The difference between the length of one Julian year and the length of one tropical year is 11 minutes 14 seconds.

The length of one Julian year is different from the length of one tropical year because of all of the above factors.

The length of one Julian year is 365.25636 sidereal years.

The length of one Julian year is 365.2638 draconic years.

The length of one Julian year is 365.269 anomalistic years.

The Julian year is used to measure the Earth's orbit around the Sun, the Earth's rotation on its axis, and the Moon's orbit around the Earth.

The Julian year was first used in 46 BC.

The Julian year was created by Julius Caesar and Sosigenes of Alexandria.

The Julian year was created to reform the Roman calendar and to make it easier to calculate the date of Easter.

The Julian year lasted for 1600 years.

The Julian year was replaced in 1582.