The Celcian Calendar is a fairly efficient one. It's a solar-lunar calendar (though predominantly solar) given the moon and sun are very consistent around Andatir.
This applies surprisingly well to the Lost Lands, almost 1:1. This makes it easy for the Hidden Dawn to track days and progress. However, for some reason, the leader opted to use a decade in the past. Where on Celcia it may be 874, she chose 864. Strange.
More info in Entity Notes.
| Aerday | Teasday | Fliday | Larday | Cloday | Tearday | Tairais |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1
274
Autumn
|
2
275
|
3
276
|
4
277
|
5
278
|
6
279
|
7
280
|
|
8
281
|
9
282
|
10
283
|
11
284
|
12
285
|
13
286
|
14
287
|
|
15
288
|
16
289
|
17
290
|
18
291
|
19
292
|
20
293
Autumn Equinox
Solar event
|
21
294
|
|
22
295
|
23
296
|
24
297
|
25
298
|
26
299
|
27
300
|
28
301
|
Rather than decades the calendar is sometimes broken up into septets. Given the one odd day at the end of the year "day outside time", it means the moon shifts back a day in the week every year.
E.G. year 1 has a lunar event at the end of the week, year 2 has it on Tearday, 3 on Cloday, etc.
There's a lunar shift every 7 years, and a full-shift every 28. Some think this is important, and a few families even plan around it for each consecutive generation (which makes them rather old parents).