Calendars

The Calendars

The below calendars are used on all three planets of the Trinity, and some other worlds as well. A week consists of 10 days, and each months consists of 3 weeks. There are 12 months in each year, and 365 days in each year. The 5 extra days in each year are holidays celebrating the last day of the year, and Solstices and Equinoxes that occur every 3rd month. These holidays are extra days on the calender and not part of the month or week. Every 4 years there is an additional holiday that occurs after the last day of the year, but before the first day of the next year.

Firstday Twosday Thirdday Fourthday Fifthday Sixthday Sevensday Eigthday Ninesday Lastday
Moonsday Dewsday Windsday Dirtsday Firesday Shadowsday Endsday Restday Godsday Sunsday
Common Alternative Asgardian Olympian Equivalent
Spring Equinox - - - Spring Equinox
Rainfall Ostar/Dawn Idun Aphrodite April
Flowerbloom Winni/Pasture Freya Hermes May
Fairwinds Skerpla/Growth Balder Hera June
Summer Solstice - - - Summer Solstice
Dogdays Sol/Sun Njord Apollo July
Battletide Heyannir/Hay Bragi Athena August
Firstreaping Witu/Wood Frigga Demeter September
Fall Equinox - - - Fall Equinox
Harvestend Haust/Harvest Frey Haides October
Lasthunt Gor/Slaughter Hela Artemis November
Longnights Ylir/Yule Odin Zeus December
Winter Solstice - - - Winter Solstice
Deepsnow Morsugur/Marrow Loki Hecate January
Larderwatch Thorri/Frozen Thor Poseidon February
Frostmelt Lenzin/Wild Tyr Ares March
Years End - - - New Year Eve
Imadorian Ancient Pharaonic Olympian Equivalent
Spring Equinox - - - Spring Equinox
Audra Paremoude Amun Aphrodite April
Ziyad Pashons Khonsu Hermes May
Elyssious Paoni Renenutet Hera June
Summer Solstice - - - Summer Solstice
Luano Epip Optet Apollo July
Norcrosse Mesori Ra Athena August
Aganee Thout Thoth Demeter September
Fall Equinox - - - Fall Equinox
Deirdre Paopi Horus Haides October
Iolanna Athyr Hathor Artemis November
Aysu Koiak Osiris Zeus December
Winter Solstice - - - Winter Solstice
Nilios Tobi Shu Hecate January
Alora Meshir Geb Poseidon February
Ehani Paremhat Isis Ares March
Years End - - - New Year Eve
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