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There are twelve months in the Achaean year. These are: | There are twelve months in the Achaean year. These are: | ||
Sarapin (mid-winter) | #one Sarapin (mid-winter) | ||
Daedalan (late winter) | #two Daedalan (late winter) | ||
Aeguary (early spring) | #three Aeguary (early spring) | ||
#fourMiraman (mid-spring) | |||
Scarlatan (late spring) | #five Scarlatan (late spring) | ||
Ero (early summer) | #six Ero (early summer) | ||
Valnuary (mid-summer) | #seven Valnuary (mid-summer) | ||
Lupar (late summer) | #eight Lupar (late summer) | ||
Phaestian (early autumn) | #nine Phaestian (early autumn) | ||
Chronos (mid-autumn) | #ten Chronos (mid-autumn) | ||
Glacian (late autumn) | #eleven Glacian (late autumn) | ||
Mayan (early winter) | #twelve Mayan (early winter) | ||
Each month is made up of 25 Achaean [[days]], which are roughly equal to one real-life hour. | Each month is made up of 25 Achaean [[days]], which are roughly equal to one real-life hour. | ||
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Revision as of 18:24, 23 August 2006
There are twelve months in the Achaean year. These are:
- one Sarapin (mid-winter)
- two Daedalan (late winter)
- three Aeguary (early spring)
- fourMiraman (mid-spring)
- five Scarlatan (late spring)
- six Ero (early summer)
- seven Valnuary (mid-summer)
- eight Lupar (late summer)
- nine Phaestian (early autumn)
- ten Chronos (mid-autumn)
- eleven Glacian (late autumn)
- twelve Mayan (early winter)
Each month is made up of 25 Achaean days, which are roughly equal to one real-life hour.