Divine Calendar

The Divine Calendar is a system of time measurement used worldwide, except for in Edobrin and its Empire.

The calendar consists of a 365-day year, comprised of six seasons: the Seasons of Dawn, Mud, Bloom, High, Dusk, and Off. Each season is 60 days long, except for the Season of Off, which is 65 days. Each season is segmented into 10-day periods known as shifts, each day of the shift having a different name, and being named after Pedian Divines (except for Hurcsdies and Wardsdies, named after Hurk and Maxuel Ward respectively):
 * Morndies
 * Pedies
 * Phylasdies
 * Triluxdies
 * Aquasdies
 * Hurcsdies
 * Wardsdies (formerly Nylaarsdies)
 * Axadies
 * Sycoradies
 * Antebellasdies

Over the course of the Third and Fourth eras, alongside the development of the Neo-Breton language, the names of the days became abbreviated to the following, which are versions used to this day:


 * Mornday
 * Piday
 * Phyladay
 * Triluday
 * Aquasday
 * Hurcsday
 * Warday
 * Axaday
 * Sycoraday
 * Anday