Coreunean Calendar

The Coreunean Calendar is the calendar used by the Colonial Powers. Other calendars exist in the world, but the Coreunean Calendar is the most widely used.
The Coreunean Calendar consists of 12 months of 28 to 31 days each, and five additional days that fall outside of the months.
* Newyears - Newyears is the day following the longest night of the year, and is the first day of each year.
* Asdruary (a month of 29 days)
* Savruary (a month of 30 days)
* Vatris (a month of 29 days)
* Ostraday - Ostraday falls on the vernal equinox.
* Afridule (a month of 31 days)
* Couris (a month of 30 days)
* Jarel (a month of 31 days)
* Midsummer - Midsummer falls on the longest day of the year.
* Castris (a month of 31 days)
* Autune (a month of 30 days)
* Mostember (a month of 31 days)
* Modraday - Modraday falls on the autumnal equinox.
* Ristember (a month of 29 days)
* Haelis (a month of 30 days)
* Yulian (a month of 29 days)
* Year's End - Year's End is the day preceeding the longest night of the year, and is the last day of each year.
Every fourth year is a leap year, and in leap years Midsummer is celebrated for two days instead of one. The second day of Midsummer in leap years is known as Long Midsummer.
Months are divided into 7-day weeks. The Midsummer holiday (and Long Midsummer, in leap years) falls on a special day that is not part of any week. This means that every year starts on the same day of the week, so only one calendar is ever needed.
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