Odissan Calendar

The Odissan Calendar, also known as the Old Imperial Calendar, was the calendar in use by the state of Odissa and several nearby realms. It is a problematic calendar due to the complexity of the lengths of the months and lack of leap years, but attempts to replace it with a new calendar have so far been unsuccessful. Most of the calendar is based on divisions of the number 6.
=== Years ===
Years are designated from before the Age of the Masters (B.A.M.) or during the Age of the Masters (A.M.) This refers to the Academic Revolution that placed the Masters of Khurash Academy as the executive heads of the government of Odissa and deposed the oligarchic nobility from power. Due to the lack of Leap Years in the system, and the base 6 system, each year always has 366 days. As the seasons drift out of alignment over decades occasional forced Skip Days that cut off the end of Springtide before the weather becomes too hot and the solstices go out of alignment, literally cutting the last few days of the year from the calendar and jumping ahead in "time" to catch up. The lack of consistency is why many attempts at a replacement have been suggested. 
=== Months ===
* Heatall: 48 days long, 8 weeks long
* Sunte: 48 days long, 8 weeks long
* Harvestas	: 42 days long, 7 weeks long
* Preparas: 48 days long, 8 weeks long
* Froste: 48 days long, 8 weeks long
* Chillim: 36 days long, 6 weeks long
* Buddin: 48 days long, 8 weeks long
* Springtide: 48 days long, 8 weeks long
=== Days ===
There are 366 days in a year, and 6 days in a week, the last day of which is a designated day off of work for all in society (mostly). 
* First Day
* Second Day
* Third Day
* Fourth Day
* Fifth Day
* Rest Day
There are a numerous amount of holidays spread across the calendar. 
* New Year's Day: 1st of Heatall
* Burning Blades Festival: 20th of Heatall
* Feast of Embers: 24th of Sunte (intended to be on the Summer Solstice)
* Candlemaking Day: 15th of Chillim
* Winter Hunt: 16th of Chillim
* Vigil Night: 17th of Chillim (intended to be on the Winter Solstice)
* Feast of the Candlemarch: 18th of Chillim
* Winter Gala: 23rd of Chillim
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