Calendar

This page is dedicated to the calendars of various cultures. Dates on this wiki are recorded using Musea's calendar.
== Musea ==
=== Months ===
The Musean calendar is split into ten months spanning 305 days. There is a leap year every four years, subtracting a day (304 instead of 305). The months are as follows.
# Janody (Winter; 30 days) 
# Mentuary (Winter; 31 days) 
# Fren (Spring; 30 days, 29 on a leap year)
# Arielle (Spring; 31 days) 
# Versalis (Mostly spring; 30 days) 
# Phanta (Summer; 31 days) 
# Sol (Summer; 30 days)
# Crescober (Fall; 31 days) 
# Verimber (Fall; 30 days) 
# Neahter (Fall/Winter; 31 days) 
=== Years ===
The numerical year has been reset twice in Musean history; once after the fall of the Irit, and again after the disappearance of the gods, resulting in three different calendar yearly annotations. The first notation, prior to the fall of the Irit, is AC (alto clef); the second, after the fall of the Irit, is BC (bass clef); and the third, the current era, is TC (treble clef). The Musean AC calendar counts backwards.
To put things more simply, the current year in Musea (during Scherzo) is TC 1175. The year the Irit fell was AC 1, and the following year was BC 1. The Meeting at the Record was in TC 361. The year the gods disappeared was BC 20,104, and the following year was TC 1.
Here are some examples of annotated dates.
* The day Zubea died was Crescober 31, 361 TC 
* Asta, Chryso, and Arista went through the portal around Mentuary of 300 TC 
* Fenton left the pocket plane Verimber 23, 361 TC 
To convert an Earth date into a Musea date or vice versa, solve a proportion of x / 365 = y / 305, where x is the Earth date expressed as a number of days, and y is the corresponding Musea date expressed the same way. For example, March 31 would be expressed as the number 90, as it is 90 days into the year. By solving the equation 90 / 365 = y / 305, we learn that y = ~75, therefore the corresponding Musean date would be Fren 14, which is 75 days into the year.
== Mvuapiki ==
=== Days ===
A day on Mvuapiki lasts 16 hours. The Mvuapiki week consists of five days—in chronological order, they are Mwanzo, Pili, Nusu, Karibu, and Mwisho.
=== Months ===
The Mvuapiki calendar is split into 14 months, each consisting of 24 days, totalling 336 days per year. In chronological order, these months are Anza, Ifuatayo, Kisha, Baada, Tano, Sita, Kati, Tena, Zaidi, Nzuri, Badilisha, Baridi, Kifo, and Rejea.
At the end of each month, the week is reset so that the first day of the month is always Mwanzo. Because of this, there are only four Mwishos per month, but five of every other weekday.Category:Browse