Lyonist Scale

The Lyonist Scale, the Lyonist system of measurements was invented in 1500 to standardize scientific measurements. The system was replaced in 1820, as the current metric system was introduced to better define modern scientific measurements and engineering feats.

## Length Measurements

### Post

A Post is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Post was the standardized height of a fence post, which equates to about 75 cm.

### Span

A Span is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Span was the standardized length of a section of wall, which equates to about 10 Posts or 7.5 meters.

### Path

A Path is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Path was the standardized length of a standard city property, which equates to about 10 Spans or 75 meters.

### Street

A Street is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Street was the standardized length of a standard city street between intersections, which equates to about 2 Paths or 150 meters.

### Journey

A Journey is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Journey was the standardized distance from the old outer walls of Christendom to the walls around the Citadel, which equates to about 10 Streets or 1.5 kilometers.

## Area Measurements

### Cross

A cross is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Cross was the standardized area of a room, which equates to about 1 square Post or 56.52 square meters.

### Acre

A Acre is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Acre was the standardized area of a room, which equates to about 1 square Path or 5,652 square meters.

### Block

A Acre is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Acre was the standardized area of a room, which equates to about 4 square Paths, 1 square Street, or 22,500 square meters.

### Plantation

A Acre is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Acre was the standardized area of a room, which equates to about 36 square Paths, 9 blocks, or 202,500 square meters.

## Volume

### Vial

A Vial is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Vial was the standardized volume of a substance, usually a liquid, which equates to about 25 ml.

### Bottle

A Vial is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Vial was the standardized volume of a substance, usually a liquid, which equates to about 25 Vials or 625 ml.

### Container

A Container is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Container was the standardized volume of a substance, usually a liquid, which equates to about 100 Vials, 4 Bottles, or 2.5 liters.

### Tank

A Container is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Container was the standardized volume of a substance, usually a liquid, which equates to about 10,000 Vials, 400 Bottles, 100 Containers, or 250 liters.

## Mass

### Lyonel

Originally a measure of the content of Gold, a Lyonel is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Lyonel was the standardized mass of an object, usually a solid or a liquid, which equates to about 25 mg.

### Saint

A Saint is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Saint was the standardized mass of an object, usually a solid or a liquid, which equates to about 1,000 Lyonel or 25 grams.

### Angel

A Angel is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Angel was the standardized mass of an object, usually a solid or a liquid, which equates to about 1,000 Saints or 25 kilograms.

## Time

### Axis

A Axis is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Axis was the standardized unit of time, defined as 1/10th the time between two sunrises on the Spring Equinox.

### Degree

A Degree is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Degree was the standardized unit of time, defined as 1/100th the time between two sunrises on the Spring Equinox.

### Point

A Point is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Point was the standardized unit of time, defined as 1/10,000th the time between two sunrises on the Spring Equinox.

### Dot

A Dot is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Dot was the standardized unit of time, defined as 1/10th the time between two Points.

## Temperature

### Sine

A Sine is one of the standard Units of Measurements in the Lyonist Scale. A Sine was the standardized unit of temperature, with zero defining the freezing point of water and 100 defining the boiling point of water, each sine is denoted as 1/100th of the difference between water's boiling and freezing points.