Standard Calendar - Revision history

Detarame at 17:33, 3 March 2013

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Vashalla at 17:46, 1 May 2011

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	The Standard Calendar is the accepted method of yearly chronography in the Mainlands, although it is not used in ~~Petra~~. The current time reckoning starts with the inception of the Alexandrian Church, however, the Standard Calendar is largely an updated version of the pre-Alexandrian lunar calendar.		The Standard Calendar is the accepted method of yearly chronography in the Mainlands, although it is not used in [[Petera]]. The current time reckoning starts with the inception of the [[Alexandrian Church]], however, the Standard Calendar is largely an updated version of the pre-Alexandrian lunar calendar.

	The 299 day year is broken of into 8 months of 32 days, which alternate with 5 day long liturgical/festival periods. Finally, the new year is celebrated with a three day religious celebration that occurs at the start of spring that is not part of any month or liturgical period.		The 299 day year is broken of into 8 months of 32 days, which alternate with 5 day long liturgical/festival periods. Finally, the new year is celebrated with a three day religious celebration that occurs at the start of spring that is not part of any month or liturgical period.

Detarame at 18:32, 30 January 2011

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	<BR>'''4th Period:''' [[Summer's Fasting]]		<BR>'''4th Period:''' [[Summer's Fasting]]
	<BR>'''4th Month:''' [[Sunforge]]		<BR>'''4th Month:''' [[Sunforge]]
	<BR>'''5th Period:''' [[~~Period of~~ Supplication]]		<BR>'''5th Period:''' [[Summer Supplication]]
	<BR>'''5th Month:''' [[Harvest]]		<BR>'''5th Month:''' [[Harvest]]
	<BR>'''6th Period:''' [[Period of Gramercy]]		<BR>'''6th Period:''' [[Period of Gramercy]]
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	<BR>'''7th Period:''' [[Fast of Anticipation]]		<BR>'''7th Period:''' [[Fast of Anticipation]]
	<BR>'''7th Month:''' [[Whitefall]]		<BR>'''7th Month:''' [[Whitefall]]
	<BR>'''8th Period:''' [[~~Period of~~ Supplication]]		<BR>'''8th Period:''' [[Winter Supplication]]
	<BR>'''8th Month:''' [[Darkreign]]		<BR>'''8th Month:''' [[Darkreign]]

Mattie at 04:59, 30 January 2011

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	''The Calendar runs as follow:''		''The Calendar runs as follow:''
	<BR>~~Festival of the~~ New Year		<BR>[[New Year's Festival]]
	<BR>'''1st Period:''' Period of Renewal		<BR>'''1st Period:''' [[Period of Renewal]]
	<BR>'''1st Month:''' Heavenfall		<BR>'''1st Month:''' [[Heavenfall]]
	<BR>'''2nd Period:''' Period of Rebirth		<BR>'''2nd Period:''' [[Period of Rebirth]]
	<BR>'''2nd Month:''' Verdant		<BR>'''2nd Month:''' [[Verdant]]
	<BR>'''3rd Period:''' Period of Cleansing		<BR>'''3rd Period:''' [[Period of Cleansing]]
	<BR>'''3rd Month:''' Summercusp		<BR>'''3rd Month:''' [[Summercusp]]
	<BR>'''4th Period:''' Summer's Fasting		<BR>'''4th Period:''' [[Summer's Fasting]]
	<BR>'''4th Month:''' Sunforge		<BR>'''4th Month:''' [[Sunforge]]
	<BR>'''5th Period:''' Period of Supplication		<BR>'''5th Period:''' [[Period of Supplication]]
	<BR>'''5th Month:''' Harvest		<BR>'''5th Month:''' [[Harvest]]
	<BR>'''6th Period:''' Period of Gramercy		<BR>'''6th Period:''' [[Period of Gramercy]]
	<BR>'''6th Month:''' Wintercusp		<BR>'''6th Month:''' [[Wintercusp]]
	<BR>'''7th Period:''' Fast of Anticipation		<BR>'''7th Period:''' [[Fast of Anticipation]]
	<BR>'''7th Month:''' Whitefall		<BR>'''7th Month:''' [[Whitefall]]
	<BR>'''8th Period:''' Period of Supplication		<BR>'''8th Period:''' [[Period of Supplication]]
	<BR>'''8th Month:''' Darkreign		<BR>'''8th Month:''' [[Darkreign]]

206.248.250.43 at 02:05, 7 November 2010

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	Neither weeks, nor the individual days of weeks, have names. Days are referred to, for example, as "first day", "second day," etc. When notated, the convention of the mainland is to distinguish the day, followed by the month and year, as follows:		Neither weeks, nor the individual days of weeks, have names. Days are referred to, for example, as "first day", "second day," etc. When notated, the convention of the mainland is to distinguish the day, followed by the month and year, as follows:
	<br>"15 Verdant 1394 FI" would be the fifteenth ~~of the third week~~ of Verdant, 1,394 years from the inception of the church.		<br>"15 Verdant 1394 FI" would be the fifteenth of Verdant, 1,394 years from the inception of the church.

	Each month is separated into 4 weeks of eight days. Spring generally runs from Renewal through the end of Verdant. Cleansing or Summercusp through Supplication usually marks summer. Autumn generally is Harvest through Wintercusp. The Fast of Anticipation tends to mark the beginning of winter.		Each month is separated into 4 weeks of eight days. Spring generally runs from Renewal through the end of Verdant. Cleansing or Summercusp through Supplication usually marks summer. Autumn generally is Harvest through Wintercusp. The Fast of Anticipation tends to mark the beginning of winter.

75.64.110.158: I don't know what I was thinking when I made this particular section. Who keeps track of weeks? -gm

2010-11-06T19:00:13Z

I don't know what I was thinking when I made this particular section. Who keeps track of weeks? -gm

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	The 299 day year is broken of into 8 months of 32 days, which alternate with 5 day long liturgical/festival periods. Finally, the new year is celebrated with a three day religious celebration that occurs at the start of spring that is not part of any month or liturgical period.		The 299 day year is broken of into 8 months of 32 days, which alternate with 5 day long liturgical/festival periods. Finally, the new year is celebrated with a three day religious celebration that occurs at the start of spring that is not part of any month or liturgical period.

	Neither weeks, nor the individual days of weeks, have names. Days are referred to, for example, as "first day", "second day," etc. When notated, the convention of the mainland is to distinguish the day, followed by ~~the week, and ending with~~ the month and year, as follows:		Neither weeks, nor the individual days of weeks, have names. Days are referred to, for example, as "first day", "second day," etc. When notated, the convention of the mainland is to distinguish the day, followed by the month and year, as follows:
	<br>"~~2-3~~ Verdant 1394 FI" would be the ~~second day~~ of the third week of Verdant, 1,394 years from the inception of the church.		<br>"15 Verdant 1394 FI" would be the fifteenth of the third week of Verdant, 1,394 years from the inception of the church.

	Each month is separated into 4 weeks of eight days. Spring generally runs from Renewal through the end of Verdant. Cleansing or Summercusp through Supplication usually marks summer. Autumn generally is Harvest through Wintercusp. The Fast of Anticipation tends to mark the beginning of winter.		Each month is separated into 4 weeks of eight days. Spring generally runs from Renewal through the end of Verdant. Cleansing or Summercusp through Supplication usually marks summer. Autumn generally is Harvest through Wintercusp. The Fast of Anticipation tends to mark the beginning of winter.

96.4.191.20 at 19:55, 4 December 2009

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	The Standard Calendar is the accepted method of yearly chronography in the Mainlands, although it is not used in Petra. ~~Although~~ current time reckoning starts with the inception of the Alexandrian Church, the Standard Calendar is largely an updated version of the pre-Alexandrian lunar calendar.		The Standard Calendar is the accepted method of yearly chronography in the Mainlands, although it is not used in Petra. The current time reckoning starts with the inception of the Alexandrian Church, however, the Standard Calendar is largely an updated version of the pre-Alexandrian lunar calendar.

	The 299 day year is broken of into 8 months of 32 days, which alternate with 5 day long liturgical periods. Finally, the new year is celebrated with a three day ~~festival~~ that occurs at the start of spring that is not part of any month or liturgical period.		The 299 day year is broken of into 8 months of 32 days, which alternate with 5 day long liturgical/festival periods. Finally, the new year is celebrated with a three day religious celebration that occurs at the start of spring that is not part of any month or liturgical period.

	Neither weeks, nor the individual days of weeks, have names. Days are referred to, for example, as "first day", "second day," etc. When notated, the convention of the mainland is to distinguish the day, followed by the week, and ending with the month and year, as follows:		Neither weeks, nor the individual days of weeks, have names. Days are referred to, for example, as "first day", "second day," etc. When notated, the convention of the mainland is to distinguish the day, followed by the week, and ending with the month and year, as follows:

Detarame at 21:49, 7 February 2009

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Detarame at 21:45, 7 February 2009

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	''The Calendar runs as follow:''		''The Calendar runs as follow:''
	<BR>Festival of the New Year (3 days)		<BR>Festival of the New Year (3 days)
	<BR>1st Period: Period of Renewal (5 days)		<BR>'''1st Period:''' Period of Renewal (5 days)
	<BR>1st Month: Heavenfall (32 days)		<BR>'''1st Month:''' Heavenfall (32 days)
	<BR>2nd Period: Period of Rebirth (5 days)		<BR>'''2nd Period:''' Period of Rebirth (5 days)
	<BR>2nd Month: Verdant (32 days)		<BR>'''2nd Month:''' Verdant (32 days)
	<BR>3rd Period: Period of Cleansing (5 days)		<BR>'''3rd Period:''' Period of Cleansing (5 days)
	<BR>3rd Month: Summercusp (32 days)		<BR>'''3rd Month:''' Summercusp (32 days)
	<BR>4th Period: Summer's Fasting (5 days)		<BR>'''4th Period:''' Summer's Fasting (5 days)
	<BR>4th Month: Sunforge (32 days)		<BR>'''4th Month:''' Sunforge (32 days)
	<BR>5th Period: Period of Supplication (5 days)		<BR>'''5th Period:''' Period of Supplication (5 days)
	<BR>5th Month: Harvest (32 days)		<BR>'''5th Month:''' Harvest (32 days)
	<BR>6th Period: Period of Gramercy (5 days)		<BR>'''6th Period:''' Period of Gramercy (5 days)
	<BR>6th Month: Wintercusp (32 days)		<BR>'''6th Month:''' Wintercusp (32 days)
	<BR>7th Period: Fast of Anticipation (5 days)		<BR>'''7th Period:''' Fast of Anticipation (5 days)
	<BR>7th Month: Whitefall (32 days)		<BR>'''7th Month:''' Whitefall (32 days)
	<BR>8th Period: Period of Supplication (5 days)		<BR>'''8th Period:''' Period of Supplication (5 days)
	<BR>8th Month: Darkreign (32 days)		<BR>'''8th Month:''' Darkreign (32 days)

Detarame: New page: The Standard Calendar is the accepted method of yearly chronography in the Mainlands, although it is not used in Petra. Although current time reckoning starts with the inception of the Ale...

2009-02-07T21:44:37Z

New page: The Standard Calendar is the accepted method of yearly chronography in the Mainlands, although it is not used in Petra. Although current time reckoning starts with the inception of the Ale...

New page

The Standard Calendar is the accepted method of yearly chronography in the Mainlands, although it is not used in Petra. Although current time reckoning starts with the inception of the Alexandrian Church, the Standard Calendar is largely an updated version of the pre-Alexandrian lunar calendar.

The 299 day year is broken of into 8 months of 32 days, which alternate with 5 day long liturgical periods. Finally, the new year is celebrated with a three day festival that occurs at the start of spring that is not part of any month or liturgical period.

Each month is separated into 4 weeks of eight days. Spring generally runs from Renewal through the end of Verdant. Cleansing or Summercusp through Supplication usually marks summer. Autumn generally is Harvest through Wintercusp. The Fast of Anticipation tends to mark the beginning of winter.

''The Calendar runs as follow:''
 Festival of the New Year (3 days)
 1st Period: Period of Renewal (5 days)
 1st Month: Heavenfall (32 days)
 2nd Period: Period of Rebirth (5 days)
 2nd Month: Verdant (32 days)
 3rd Period: Period of Cleansing (5 days)
 3rd Month: Summercusp (32 days)
 4th Period: Summer's Fasting (5 days)
 4th Month: Sunforge (32 days)
 5th Period: Period of Supplication (5 days)
 5th Month: Harvest (32 days)
 6th Period: Period of Gramercy (5 days)
 6th Month: Wintercusp (32 days)
 7th Period: Fast of Anticipation (5 days)
 7th Month: Whitefall (32 days)
 8th Period: Period of Supplication (5 days)
 8th Month: Darkreign (32 days)

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	<BR>[[New Year's Festival]]		<BR>[[New Year's Festival]]
	<BR>'''1st Period:''' [[Period of Renewal]]		<BR>'''1st Period:''' [[Period of Renewal]]
	<BR>'''1st Month:''' [[Heavenfall]]		<BR>'''1st Month:''' [[Heavenfall]] (Spring Rainy Season)
	<BR>'''2nd Period:''' [[Period of Rebirth]]		<BR>'''2nd Period:''' [[Period of Rebirth]]
	<BR>'''2nd Month:''' [[Verdant]]		<BR>'''2nd Month:''' [[Verdant]] (Spring Bloom)
	<BR>'''3rd Period:''' [[Period of Cleansing]]		<BR>'''3rd Period:''' [[Period of Cleansing]]
	<BR>'''3rd Month:''' [[Summercusp]]		<BR>'''3rd Month:''' [[Summercusp]] (Early Summer)
	<BR>'''4th Period:''' [[Summer's Fasting]]		<BR>'''4th Period:''' [[Summer's Fasting]]
	<BR>'''4th Month:''' [[Sunforge]]		<BR>'''4th Month:''' [[Sunforge]] (Summer)
	<BR>'''5th Period:''' [[Summer Supplication]]		<BR>'''5th Period:''' [[Summer Supplication]]
	<BR>'''5th Month:''' [[Harvest]]		<BR>'''5th Month:''' [[Harvest]] (Autumn)
	<BR>'''6th Period:''' [[Period of Gramercy]]		<BR>'''6th Period:''' [[Period of Gramercy]]
	<BR>'''6th Month:''' [[Wintercusp]]		<BR>'''6th Month:''' [[Wintercusp]] (Late Autumn)
	<BR>'''7th Period:''' [[Fast of Anticipation]]		<BR>'''7th Period:''' [[Fast of Anticipation]]
	<BR>'''7th Month:''' [[Whitefall]]		<BR>'''7th Month:''' [[Whitefall]] (Winter)
	<BR>'''8th Period:''' [[Winter Supplication]]		<BR>'''8th Period:''' [[Winter Supplication]]
	<BR>'''8th Month:''' [[Darkreign]]		<BR>'''8th Month:''' [[Darkreign]] (Late Winter)

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	The 299 day year is broken of into 8 months of 32 days, which alternate with 5 day long liturgical periods. Finally, the new year is celebrated with a three day festival that occurs at the start of spring that is not part of any month or liturgical period.		The 299 day year is broken of into 8 months of 32 days, which alternate with 5 day long liturgical periods. Finally, the new year is celebrated with a three day festival that occurs at the start of spring that is not part of any month or liturgical period.

			Neither weeks, nor the individual days of weeks, have names. Days are referred to, for example, as "first day", "second day," etc. When notated, the convention of the mainland is to distinguish the day, followed by the week, and ending with the month and year, as follows:
			<br>"2-3 Verdant 1394 FI" would be the second day of the third week of Verdant, 1,394 years from the inception of the church.

	Each month is separated into 4 weeks of eight days. Spring generally runs from Renewal through the end of Verdant. Cleansing or Summercusp through Supplication usually marks summer. Autumn generally is Harvest through Wintercusp. The Fast of Anticipation tends to mark the beginning of winter.		Each month is separated into 4 weeks of eight days. Spring generally runs from Renewal through the end of Verdant. Cleansing or Summercusp through Supplication usually marks summer. Autumn generally is Harvest through Wintercusp. The Fast of Anticipation tends to mark the beginning of winter.

	''The Calendar runs as follow:''		''The Calendar runs as follow:''
	<BR>Festival of the New Year ~~(3 days)~~		<BR>Festival of the New Year
	<BR>'''1st Period:''' Period of Renewal ~~(5 days)~~		<BR>'''1st Period:''' Period of Renewal
	<BR>'''1st Month:''' Heavenfall ~~(32 days)~~		<BR>'''1st Month:''' Heavenfall
	<BR>'''2nd Period:''' Period of Rebirth ~~(5 days)~~		<BR>'''2nd Period:''' Period of Rebirth
	<BR>'''2nd Month:''' Verdant ~~(32 days)~~		<BR>'''2nd Month:''' Verdant
	<BR>'''3rd Period:''' Period of Cleansing ~~(5 days)~~		<BR>'''3rd Period:''' Period of Cleansing
	<BR>'''3rd Month:''' Summercusp ~~(32 days)~~		<BR>'''3rd Month:''' Summercusp
	<BR>'''4th Period:''' Summer's Fasting ~~(5 days)~~		<BR>'''4th Period:''' Summer's Fasting
	<BR>'''4th Month:''' Sunforge ~~(32 days)~~		<BR>'''4th Month:''' Sunforge
	<BR>'''5th Period:''' Period of Supplication ~~(5 days)~~		<BR>'''5th Period:''' Period of Supplication
	<BR>'''5th Month:''' Harvest ~~(32 days)~~		<BR>'''5th Month:''' Harvest
	<BR>'''6th Period:''' Period of Gramercy ~~(5 days)~~		<BR>'''6th Period:''' Period of Gramercy
	<BR>'''6th Month:''' Wintercusp ~~(32 days)~~		<BR>'''6th Month:''' Wintercusp
	<BR>'''7th Period:''' Fast of Anticipation ~~(5 days)~~		<BR>'''7th Period:''' Fast of Anticipation
	<BR>'''7th Month:''' Whitefall ~~(32 days)~~		<BR>'''7th Month:''' Whitefall
	<BR>'''8th Period:''' Period of Supplication ~~(5 days)~~		<BR>'''8th Period:''' Period of Supplication
	<BR>'''8th Month:''' Darkreign ~~(32 days)~~		<BR>'''8th Month:''' Darkreign