Menicean Calendar

This article will be expanded as more evenements are written.

The Menicean Calendar was invented at the very beginning of the Golden Age, by Kelyeran Asturac. Its year zero would correspond to the official end of the Clan War, even if it happened slightly earlier.

Structure

Each year has 10 months, straightforwardly named after their position in the list: 1st month, 2nd month... The first and last months have 38 days, the fifth and sixth have 37, and the rest have 36.
Meniceans only recognize two seasons in their calendar: the warm season, from the first to the fifth month, and the cold season, from the sixth to the tenth. Years begin at the same time as the warm season when plants and wildlife come back to life. This is perceived as the renewal of Giraun's blessing on the lands for another year by the Nelandrean Cult.

Weeks

Menicean weeks have eight days, each one related to an important theme of the Nelandrean Cult.

Girsta	Nelasta	Gesta	Riasta	Riosta	Orsta	Yusta	Aista
Giraun	Nelandra Aigleran	The Queen or King	Mothers	Fathers	Sun	Moon	Stars

Prayers to Giraun and call to elements are done on Girsta. Likewise, those to Nelandra are generally done on Nelasta. The rest of the days have more of a symbolic naming:

• The Queen and Kings are Nelandra's descendants, wardens of the realm.
• Mothers and Fathers carry the seeds of the future.
• The Sun is Giraun's left eye, the Moon is the right.
• The Stars are Giraun's candles, enlightening his home that is the sky.

Evenements and special days

Day Number	First Month	Second Month	Third Month	Fourth Month	Fifth Month	Sixth Month	Seventh Month	Eigth Month	Nineth Month	Tenth Month
1st	Warm season, Call to elements					Cold season, Call to elements
2nd
3rd
4th									Nelandra's death
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th				Unification day
10th
11th		Mylandron's death
12th
13th
14th
15th
16th
17th				Great Nelandrean Market opening
18th
19th										Humans' arrival
20th
21st
22nd			Sakkitis hunt
23rd
24th
25th
26th
27th				Great Nelandrean Market closure
28th
29th
30th
31st		Pilgrims' departure
32nd							Telling the gone
33rd
34th
35th
36th
37th		-----	-----	-----			-----	-----	-----
38th		-----	-----	-----	-----	-----	-----	-----	-----	New year's eve