Scientarian Calendar

The Scientarian Calendar was a calendar created and implemented during the Scientarian Revolution, and used by the Scientarian government. The new system was designed in part to remove all magical influences from the calendar, and was part of a larger attempt at decimalisation in Gernon.
As of 40asr, the calendar is only official in Scientarian territories, but is the most commonly used calendar across Gernon due to its usefulness. 
==Years==
Designations of Years are devised based on how many years Before the Scientarian Revolution (B.S.R.) or After the Scientarian Revolution (A.S.R.).
==Months==
The Scientarian calendar year began at the Southward equinox or the moment when the sun appears to cross the celestial equator, heading southward. It had twelve months of 30 days each, which were given new names based on nature, principally having to do with the prevailing weather in and around Kuroseki.
Autumn:
* Harvest - Begins on or near the Autumnal Equinox. 
* Fog
* Frost
Winter:
* Yuletide - Begins on or near the Winter Solstice.
* Rainy
* Windy
Spring:
* Growing - Begins on or near the Vernal Equinox. 
* Flowering
* Pasture
Summer:
* Gathering - Begins on or near the Summer Solstice.
* Heat
* Fruit
==Days of the Week==
The month was divided into three decades or 'weeks' of ten days each, named simply: 
* primidi (first day)
* duodi (second day)
* tridi (third day)
* quartidi (fourth day)
* quintidi (fifth day)
* sextidi (sixth day)
* septidi (seventh day)
* octidi (eighth day)
* nonidi (ninth day)
* décadi (tenth day)
Fifth day and Tenth day are usually days of rest. 
==Festival Days==
Five extra days – six in leap years – were national holidays in between every season with usually two festival days between Summer and Autumn and three on leap years. These days are work-free days.
* Victory Day (Day before Fall begins)
Autumn
* Tellumnar Day
Winter
* Veterans Day
Spring
* Labor Day
Summer
* Carnival Day (leap years only)
* Victory Day Eve (last day of the year)
Category:Calendars