Flag of Dhalmain by Naelin
The standard calendar of the
Haan Archipelago was created in
Dhalmain around 3000 years ago.
The first year of this calendar marks the time where the
Dhalmanite made a complex pact with the
alzufhar Behemil that started their (still ongoing) status as the breeders and carers of the best alzufhars in the whole archipelago.
They called the first era of their calendar the "
Era of Alzufhar" (E.Alz), which spanned
3014 years until the coming of the
High Rust.
The Week
Symbol of Autonomism by Naelin
The calendar
week spans
5 days.
The names represent the four most important of the divine laws of the universe in
Autonomism, the Dhalmanite religion, with the 5th day reserved for the world, governed by these laws.
People usually rest during Vhasix days, and some work a shorter time during Gleamix days.
Week day | Meaning of the day |
Alocix | Day of Alocardenas, the Curiosity |
Rheshix | Day of Rheshnaghty, the Intention |
Primarix | Day of Primarite, the Space |
Gleamix | Day of Gleamauros, the Time |
Vhasix | Day of Vhas, the World |
The Months
The year in
Vhas spans
366 days divided into
12 months of 30 and 31 days days each, with each month named after the main characteristic or tradition held during that month.
The seasons start with the first day of their corresponding month, with the
summer solstice ocurring during the 1st of Burning, and the
winter solstice ocurring during the 1st of Singing.
N° |
Days |
Name |
Season |
Significance |
1st |
31 |
Sowing |
Spring |
Month where most of the cereal crops are planted. |
2nd |
30 |
Harvesting |
Spring |
Month where most of leaf and fruit vegetables are harvested. |
3rd |
31 |
Birthing |
Spring |
Month where most creatures, specially livestock, are giving birth. |
4th |
30 |
Burning |
Summer |
Hottest month of the year, and most work intense for cattle farmers. |
5th |
31 |
Swimming |
Summer |
Children are usually taught to swim during this month, where the heat makes people swarm to beaches |
6th |
30 |
Resting |
Summer |
Traditional vacational month. |
7th |
31 |
Planting |
Autumn |
Month where most of leaf and fruit vegetables are planted. |
8th |
30 |
Reaping |
Autumn |
Month where most of the cereal crops are harvested. |
9th |
31 |
Sheltering |
Autumn |
Month where people prepare to stay indoors during the winter. |
10th |
30 |
Singing |
Winter |
Start of the winter, where singing around the fireplace becomes one of the main family activities. |
11th |
31 |
Preparing |
Winter |
Month where preparations for the year end are started. |
12th |
30 |
Celebrating |
Winter |
Month for celebrating a successful year and the coming of spring. |
The Calendar
And its important dates
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