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Weeks have six days, and months have thirty days each. A year is exactly ten months, or 300 days. | Weeks have six days, and months have thirty days each. A year is exactly ten months, or 300 days. | ||
- | ^ Month Name ^ Number | + | ^ Month Name ^ Number |
- | | Gorn | First | Akvofojo | + | | Gorn | First | Akvofojo |
- | | Halden | + | | Halden |
- | | Irkusk | + | | Irkusk |
- | | Jorne | Fourth | + | | Jorne | Fourth |
- | | Kild | Fifth | Fajrofojo | + | | Kild | Fifth | Fajrofojo |
- | | Led | Sixth | Fajrofojo | + | | Led | Sixth | Fajrofojo |
| Murh | Seventh | Sekafojo | | Murh | Seventh | Sekafojo | ||
| Napen | Eighth | | Napen | Eighth | ||
| Obern | Ninth | Sekafojo | | Obern | Ninth | Sekafojo | ||
| Pim | Tenth | Sekafojo | | Pim | Tenth | Sekafojo | ||
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+ | ===== Epoch Events ===== | ||
+ | Most dates you will find referring to historical events use the **" | ||
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+ | On Jaern, most count their years from the year that the Kaaren of Destruction landed on [[settings: | ||
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+ | On Cahyali, most count their years from the [[history: | ||
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+ | No matter which epoch event is used, the months, days, and weeks remain consistent across all calendar systems. | ||
===== Jaern ===== | ===== Jaern ===== | ||
==== Seasons ==== | ==== Seasons ==== | ||
- | Jaern has three seasons, although none become particularly cold except in polar regions. | + | Jaern has three seasons, although none become particularly cold except in the polar regions. |
* **Akvofojo: | * **Akvofojo: | ||
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A celebration of all that is living. Food, singing, dancing, and storytelling occur throughout Isisite sanctuaries. Patients are brought down to the worship areas if they are able, entertainers are retained, and every caterer in town is employed. Games and competitions are held for groups and individuals, | A celebration of all that is living. Food, singing, dancing, and storytelling occur throughout Isisite sanctuaries. Patients are brought down to the worship areas if they are able, entertainers are retained, and every caterer in town is employed. Games and competitions are held for groups and individuals, | ||
- | === The Sun's Return, ~Led 10 === | + | === The Sun's Return, ~Kild 10 === |
- | This holiday is marked on the calendar but not commonly celebrated outside of Ra'ite circles. It marks the farthest | + | This holiday is marked on the calendar but not commonly celebrated outside of Ra'ite circles. It marks the closest |
=== Gifts of Nature, Led 20 === | === Gifts of Nature, Led 20 === | ||
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The Festival of the Foretelling is significant to At' | The Festival of the Foretelling is significant to At' | ||
+ | ===== Cahyali ===== | ||
+ | The many countries of Cahyali celebrate too many local holidays to be feasibly listed down, but there are a few internationally notable ones. Cahyali' |
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