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==About== | ==About== | ||
:Corinthean's have devised their own calendar composed of fifteen months, one for each city state, each with a length of | :Corinthean's have devised their own calendar composed of fifteen months, one for each city state, each with a length of forty-eight days. These are further subdivided into six weeks, each being eight days in length. The new year begins on the vernal equinox. | ||
==Month Names== | ==Month Names== | ||
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==Key Dates== | ==Key Dates== | ||
;1st of the 1st Month:New Year / Spring Equinox | ;1st of the 1st Month:New Year / Spring Equinox | ||
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; | ;25th of the 8th Month:Autumnal Equinox | ||
; | ;13th of the 12th Month:Winter Solstice | ||
==Stories== | ==Stories== | ||
Latest revision as of 05:23, 15 August 2022
About
- Corinthean's have devised their own calendar composed of fifteen months, one for each city state, each with a length of forty-eight days. These are further subdivided into six weeks, each being eight days in length. The new year begins on the vernal equinox.
Month Names
- Month of Spring - Iune'iece
- Month of the Rabbuc - Iunemodria
- Month of the Snake - Iune'iofloa
- Month of Summer - Iune'aglae
- Month of the Shelf - Iuneqospi
- Month of the Lion - Iune'aeci
- Month of the Sea - Iune'eaneniah
- Month of Autumn - Iuneniespi
- Month of Sword - Iunecafai
- Month of Tides - Iunebriedio
- Month of the Olost - Iunetetei
- Month of Winter - Iune'ina
- Month of the Cat - Iunedreuzex
- Month of the Whale - Iunegeoki
- Month of the Hill - Iuneteiha
Key Dates
- 1st of the 1st Month
- New Year / Spring Equinox
- 37th of the 4th Month
- Summer Solstice
- 25th of the 8th Month
- Autumnal Equinox
- 13th of the 12th Month
- Winter Solstice
