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Universal Reckoning is the calendar system used by most countries on [[Thadar En]]. In this system, the year is divided into 10 months of 28 days with an extra 5 day week at the end of the year known as [[The Feast of Omens]]. The year numbering starts when the [[Fey Sphere]] collided with the rest of the known multiverse in an event known as [[Feymerge]]. The system originated from the [[ | Universal Reckoning is the calendar system used by most countries on [[Thadar En]]. In this system, the year is divided into 10 months of 28 days with an extra 5 day week at the end of the year known as [[The Feast of Omens]]. The year numbering starts when the [[Fey Sphere]] collided with the rest of the known multiverse in an event known as [[Feymerge]]. The system originated from the [[Mennesker]] and became widespread during the [[Age of Trade]] as they made contact with much of the world. | ||
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Revision as of 20:49, 26 December 2022
Universal Reckoning is the calendar system used by most countries on Thadar En. In this system, the year is divided into 10 months of 28 days with an extra 5 day week at the end of the year known as The Feast of Omens. The year numbering starts when the Fey Sphere collided with the rest of the known multiverse in an event known as Feymerge. The system originated from the Mennesker and became widespread during the Age of Trade as they made contact with much of the world.
Months
- Firnad
- Codanad
- Pelanad
- Eudinad
- Midnad
- Solanad
- Tactonad
- Abinad
- Mesanad
- Lasnad
- Feast of Omens
Ages
The history of Thadar En can be broadly separated into several ages. These ages are typically capped by world-altering events.
Age of Fey
1 UR to 3294 UR
The Age of Fey began in 1 UR when the Fey Sphere collided with the Material Plane.
Age of Trade
3295 UR to present
The Age of Trade began in 3295 UR when the Folketen began actively forming trade contracts with coastal civilizations.