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* Creator/JohnNorman's ''Literature/{{Gor}}'': Years on the planet Gor are measured by locally significant events such as Year X of King Y's reign. For the sake of stability, many locations also date their years in ''CA'', "Contassa Ar" or "from the founding of Ar", Gor's largest city-state. In the first book, it is 10,110 CA.
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* Creator/JohnNorman's ''Literature/{{Gor}}'': Years on the planet Gor are measured by locally significant events such as Year X of King Ubar/Administrator Y's reign. For the sake of stability, many locations also date their years in ''CA'', "Contassa Ar" or "from the founding of Ar", Gor's largest city-state. In the first book, it is 10,110 CA.
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* Creator/JohnNorman's ''Literature/{{Gor}}'': Years on the planet Gor are measured by locally significant events such as Year X of King Y's reign. For the sake of stability, many locations also date their years in ''CA'', "Contassa Ar" or "from the founding of Ar" (Gor's largest city-State). In the first book, it is 10,119 CA.
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* Creator/JohnNorman's ''Literature/{{Gor}}'': Years on the planet Gor are measured by locally significant events such as Year X of King Y's reign. For the sake of stability, many locations also date their years in ''CA'', "Contassa Ar" or "from the founding of Ar" (Gor's Ar", Gor's largest city-State). city-state. In the first book, it is 10,119 10,110 CA.
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Creators will sometimes sometimes try to make it sound like something is positively ancient by stating that it is ten thousand years old. One common example is the supposed sinking of Main/{{Atlantis}}. Many cultures have a distinct word for ten thousand that is often used to refer to any indefinite large number -- in English, for example, it's "myriad". Currently, the development of agriculture is estimated as having occurred ten thousand years ago. And the earliest example of print is much younger than 8,000 BC.
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Creators will sometimes sometimes try to make it sound like something is positively ancient by stating that it is ten thousand years old. One common example is the supposed sinking of Main/{{Atlantis}}. Many cultures have a distinct word for ten thousand that is often used to refer to any indefinite large number -- in English, for example, it's "myriad". Currently, the development of agriculture is estimated as having occurred ten thousand years ago. And the earliest example of print is much younger than 8,000 BC.
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* ''Fanfic/TheArchmagesLastBow'': The last instance of Harmonic Convergence was nearly 10,000 years prior to the events of the fic, and it is a cyclical occurrence. The extinct Alicorn Empire was said to hold it in such significance that they oriented their entire calendar around it, but perished during the most recent. The few alicorn characters we meet can thus be inferred to be ten millennia old, if not even older.
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* ''Fanfic/TheArchmagesLastBow'': The last instance of Harmonic Convergence was nearly 10,000 years prior to the events of the fic, and it is a cyclical occurrence. The extinct Alicorn Empire was said to hold it in such significance that they oriented their entire calendar around it, but perished during the most recent. The few alicorn characters we meet can thus be inferred to be ten millennia old, if not even older.
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* First Comics' ''ComicBook/{{Mars}}'' by Mark Wheatley and Marc Hempel has the advance team of terraformers lose contact with Earth, and decide to let their robots reshape the planet Mars on automatic while they place themselves in stasis pods for ten thousand years, in hopes that Mars will be habitable by then.
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* First Comics' ''ComicBook/{{Mars}}'' ''ComicBook/Mars1984'' by Mark Wheatley and Marc Hempel has the advance team of terraformers lose contact with Earth, and decide to let their robots reshape the planet Mars on automatic while they place themselves in stasis pods for ten thousand years, in hopes that Mars will be habitable by then.
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* ''WebOriginal/OrionsArm'' currently covers up to 10,600 years of the future.
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* ''WebOriginal/OrionsArm'' ''Website/OrionsArm'' currently covers up to 10,600 years of the future.
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Holocene Calendar is a +10,000 system, more or less, so fits.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_calendar Holocene Calendar]] adds 10,000 years to the common era system (hence the year 2023 CE is 12023 HE). This puts its start very close to the current agreed upon start of the Holocene Epoch 11,700 years ago. The largest advantage of this system is that there are no major events in history that effectively have a negative year in this system, making top of the head calculations of time spans much easier. Also the Holocene calendar doesn't favor any particular human culture or civilization over another, unlike the Common Era system which is starts from the birth of Jesus (and is off by around 6 years, depending on which scholar you ask).
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[[WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}} ...will give ya such a crick in the neck!]]
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[[WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}} ...will can give ya such a crick in the neck!]]
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[[WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}} ...will give ya such a crick in the neck!]]
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Creators will sometimes sometimes try to make it sound like something is positively ancient by stating that it is ten thousand years old. One common example is the supposed sinking of Main/{{Atlantis}}. Many cultures have a distinct word for 10,000 ten thousand that is often used to refer to any indefinite large number -- in English, for example, it's "myriad". Currently, the development of agriculture is estimated as having occurred ten thousand years ago. And the earliest example of print is much younger than 8,000 BC.
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** ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': The number 10,000 is used in many different contexts as a stand-in for the infinite. For example, Wan Shi Tong, the guardian of the [[GreatBigLibraryOfEverything Spirit Library]], describes himself as "he who knows ten thousand things" (which is, in fact, the [[MeaningfulName translation of his name]]).
** In the sequel series, ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'', Harmonic Convergence is an event that occurs once every 10,000 years. During this the spirit of light Raava and the spirit of darkness Vaatu battle to decide whether the next 10,000 years will be those of light or [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt those of darkness]]. Vaatu also claims Harmonic Convergence is something they've expected at least 10,000 times.
** In the sequel series, ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'', Harmonic Convergence is an event that occurs once every 10,000 years. During this the spirit of light Raava and the spirit of darkness Vaatu battle to decide whether the next 10,000 years will be those of light or [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt those of darkness]]. Vaatu also claims Harmonic Convergence is something they've expected at least 10,000 times.
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** ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': The number 10,000 ten thousand is used in many different contexts as a stand-in for the infinite. For example, Wan Shi Tong, the guardian of the [[GreatBigLibraryOfEverything Spirit Library]], describes himself as "he who knows ten thousand things" (which is, in fact, the [[MeaningfulName translation of his name]]).
** In the sequel series, ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'', Harmonic Convergence is an event that occurs once every10,000 ten thousand years. During this the spirit of light Raava and the spirit of darkness Vaatu battle to decide whether the next 10,000 ten thousand years will be those of light or [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt those of darkness]]. Vaatu also claims Harmonic Convergence is something they've expected experienced at least 10,000 ten thousand times.
** In the sequel series, ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'', Harmonic Convergence is an event that occurs once every
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheNewScoobyDooMovies'' episode with WesternAnimation/{{Jeannie}} and Babu, the evil djinn had Jeannie trapped behind a glass wall. She told her friends that he intended to keep her there for 10,000 years.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheNewScoobyDooMovies'' episode with WesternAnimation/{{Jeannie}} and Babu, the evil djinn had Jeannie trapped behind a glass wall. She told her friends that he intended to keep her there for 10,000 ten thousand years.
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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'': Calamity Ganon was sealed away for 10,000 years by a previous Link and Zelda. The Sheikah tribe developed advanced {{Magitek}} that proved useful in the battle against Ganon. But the other people of Hyrule feared that the Sheikah might turn against them with that same technology and thus forbade them from continuing to use it.
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* ''VideoGame/IWasATeenageExocolonist'': The last of the planet's native sentient species left it 20,000 years before the human settlers arrived.
* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'': Calamity Ganon was sealed away for 10,000 years by a previous Link and Zelda. The Sheikah tribe developed advanced {{Magitek}} that proved useful in the battle against Ganon. But the other people of Hyrule feared that the Sheikah might turn against them with that same technology and thus forbade them from continuing to use it.
* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'': Calamity Ganon was sealed away for 10,000 years by a previous Link and Zelda. The Sheikah tribe developed advanced {{Magitek}} that proved useful in the battle against Ganon. But the other people of Hyrule feared that the Sheikah might turn against them with that same technology and thus forbade them from continuing to use it.
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* ''Anime/TurnAGundam'': Since the Dark History of space warfare ended in a catastrophe that nearly wiped out human life on Earth. It's taken that long for the land to recover enough to support a society analogous to World War I America.
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* Creator/FrankHerbert's ''{{Franchise/Dune}}'': The series begins in the year 10,191 AG, after the Spacing Guild was founded and the Imperium established.
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* Creator/FrankHerbert's ''{{Franchise/Dune}}'': ''Literature/{{Dune}}'': The series begins in the year 10,191 AG, after the Spacing Guild was founded and the Imperium established.
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* Creator/JohnNorman's ''{{Literature/Gor}}'': Years on the planet Gor are measured by locally significant events such as Year X of King Y's reign. For the sake of stability, many locations also date their years in ''CA'', "Contassa Ar" or "from the founding of Ar" (Gor's largest city-State). In the first book, it is 10,119 CA.
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* Creator/JohnNorman's ''{{Literature/Gor}}'': ''Literature/{{Gor}}'': Years on the planet Gor are measured by locally significant events such as Year X of King Y's reign. For the sake of stability, many locations also date their years in ''CA'', "Contassa Ar" or "from the founding of Ar" (Gor's largest city-State). In the first book, it is 10,119 CA.
* ''VideoGame/ANNOMutationem'': Certain documents, including the LoreCodex, indicates the [[EldritchLocation Limen Crater]] is over 10,000 years old with other reports claiming it brought supernatural phenomenon out into the world for centuries with scholars believing it was caused by a MagicMeteor despite no evidence being found.
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* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'': You [[spoiler:encounter a droid on Dantooine that claims to be the remnant of an ancient empire. When you ask how long it's been there, its answer indicates at least 20,000 years, long before the Republic came into existence...]] [[SubvertedTrope Except]], as established in the original ''Star Wars'', the Republic was founded over twenty-one millennia before the time of ''Knights of the Old Republic''. Somebody's mind slipped here, whether in-universe or out.
* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'': Calamity Ganon was sealed away for 10,000 years by a previous Link and Zelda.
* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'': Calamity Ganon was sealed away for 10,000 years by a previous Link and Zelda.
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* ''[[VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic]]'': You [[spoiler:encounter a droid on Dantooine that claims to be the remnant of an ancient empire. When you ask how long it's been there, its answer indicates at least 20,000 years, long before the Republic came into existence]]. [[SubvertedTrope Except]], as established in the original ''Star Wars'', the Republic was founded over twenty-one millennia before the time of ''Knights of the Old Republic''.
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* ''{{VideoGame/Warcraft}}'': The first time the demonic Burning Legion invaded Azeroth was ten thousand years ago, during the War of the Ancients. This also became an important date for many related characters, including the entire night elven race (who were immortal and have been alive since then). Illidan Stormrage's time spent since the War of the Ancients was a little bit different and defines his character, as he had been imprisoned in a lightless prison since then. He tells us this himself during the cinematic:
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* ''{{VideoGame/Warcraft}}'': ''VideoGame/{{XenoGears}}'': The entirety of the story was set in motion 10,000 years ago during the DistantPrologue when [[spoiler:Deus, an artificial weapon, TurnedAgainstTheirMasters in an attempt to take over the ship carrying it. When the ship exploded and fell onto the nearby planet, Deus engineered the creation of humans created humanity only as a means to obtain a new body and ascension to godhood. At the same time, Abel, Fei's original incarnation, was granted the ability turning him into the Contact to be able to destroy Deus]].
* ''VideoGame/{{Warcraft}}'': The first time the demonic Burning Legion invaded Azeroth was ten thousand years ago, during the War of the Ancients. This also became an important date for many related characters, including the entire night elven race (who were immortal and have been alive since then). Illidan Stormrage's time spent since the War of the Ancients was a little bit different and defines his character, as he had been imprisoned in a lightless prison since then. He tells us this himself during the cinematic:
* ''VideoGame/{{Warcraft}}'': The first time the demonic Burning Legion invaded Azeroth was ten thousand years ago, during the War of the Ancients. This also became an important date for many related characters, including the entire night elven race (who were immortal and have been alive since then). Illidan Stormrage's time spent since the War of the Ancients was a little bit different and defines his character, as he had been imprisoned in a lightless prison since then. He tells us this himself during the cinematic:
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* ''{{Webcomic/xkcd}}'': After Cueball issues a call for the sheeple to "wake up", his wish is granted literally in the form of sheep-headed men erupting from the ground:
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* ''{{Webcomic/xkcd}}'': ''Webcomic/{{xkcd}}'': After Cueball issues a call for the sheeple to "wake up", his wish is granted literally in the form of sheep-headed men erupting from the ground:
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* ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''
** The number 10,000 is used in many different contexts as a stand-in for the infinite. For example, Wan Shi Tong, the guardian of the [[GreatBigLibraryOfEverything Spirit Library]], describes himself as "he who knows ten thousand things" (which is, in fact, the [[MeaningfulName translation of his name]]).
** The number 10,000 is used in many different contexts as a stand-in for the infinite. For example, Wan Shi Tong, the guardian of the [[GreatBigLibraryOfEverything Spirit Library]], describes himself as "he who knows ten thousand things" (which is, in fact, the [[MeaningfulName translation of his name]]).
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** ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': The number 10,000 is used in many different contexts as a stand-in for the infinite. For example, Wan Shi Tong, the guardian of the [[GreatBigLibraryOfEverything Spirit Library]], describes himself as "he who knows ten thousand things" (which is, in fact, the [[MeaningfulName translation of his name]]).
** ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': The number 10,000 is used in many different contexts as a stand-in for the infinite. For example, Wan Shi Tong, the guardian of the [[GreatBigLibraryOfEverything Spirit Library]], describes himself as "he who knows ten thousand things" (which is, in fact, the [[MeaningfulName translation of his name]]).
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* ''VideoGame/{{Skylanders}}'': The Giants defeated the [[AbusivePrecursors Arkeyans]] and were sent to Earth 10,000 years ago.
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->''"AHH! After ten thousand years, I'M FREE! It's time to CONQUER- EARTH!"''
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** Several times, especially while in the Avatar State, the Avatar has claimed to have lived "ten thousand lifetimes." Since the Avatar has only existed since the last Harmonic Convergence, that means that ''someone'' is being metaphorical somewhere. Fans generally assume that the ten thousand years between each Harmonic Convergence is accurate, which would mean that the Avatar has lived somewhere in the neighborhood of a hundred lives. WordOfGod has been silent on the subject.
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* ''Manga/LandOfTheLustrous'': In Chapter 95, [[spoiler: Phosphophyllite is manipulated into taking Kongou's eye, forcing them to relive his memories and knowledge for 10,000 years.]]
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Compare ThousandYearReign. May be a case of SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale. For spans of time that are ''significantly'' longer, see TimeAbyss.
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Compare ThousandYearReign. May be a case of SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale. For spans of time that are ''significantly'' longer, see SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale, particularly when used to suggest a TimeAbyss.
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Compare ThousandYearReign. May be a case of SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale.
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Compare ThousandYearReign. May be a case of SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale. For spans of time that are ''significantly'' longer, see TimeAbyss.