The Aedelorian Calendar

Temporal record by Timekeeper Celestine Hourglass

Type: Solar calendar
Year Length: 360 days
Months: 12 months of 30 days

Structure

The Aedelorian calendar divides the year into twelve months, each named for significant events or deities. Each month contains exactly thirty days, with four weeks of seven days plus two festival days.

Months

Firstlight - Beginning of year, winter
Frostdeep - Deepest cold
Thawing - Winter ends
Seedtime - Spring planting
Bloomrise - Flowers emerge
Highsun - Summer begins
Goldenheat - Peak summer
Harvestfall - Crops gathered
Leafdrift - Autumn colors
Dimming - Days shorten
Darkwatch - Longest nights
Yearsend - Year closes

Days of the Week

Moonday, Towerday, Wineday, Thunderday, Fireday, Starday, Sunday