1328

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1328 was a leap year that began on Friday in the Julian calendar. The same year is written differently in many other calendars:

- Ab urbe condita: 2081
- Armenian calendar: 777
- Assyrian calendar: 6078
- Balinese Saka calendar: 1249–1250
- Bengali calendar: 734–735
- Berber calendar: 2278
- English regnal year: during Edward III’s reign
- Buddhist calendar: 1872
- Burmese calendar: 690
- Byzantine calendar: 6836–6837
- Chinese calendar: Fire Rabbit year (4025 or 3818) to Earth Dragon year (4026 or 3819)
- Coptic calendar: 1044–1045
- Ethiopian calendar: 1320–1321
- Hebrew calendar: 5088–5089
- Hindu calendars: Vikram Samvat 1384–1385; Shaka Samvat 1249–1250; Kali Yuga 4428–4429
- Holocene calendar: 11328
- Igbo calendar: 328–329
- Iranian calendar: 706–707
- Islamic calendar: 728–729
- Japanese calendar: Karyaku 3
- Javanese calendar: 1240–1241
- Korean calendar: 3661
- Minguo calendar: 584 years before the ROC
- Nanakshahi calendar: year −140
- Thai solar calendar: 1870–1871
- Tibetan calendar: Fire-Hare 1454 (or 1073) to Earth-Dragon 1455 (or 1074)

In short, 1328 appears across many calendars with different year numbers depending on the system.