Arthean Calendar

Across the world, all humans utilize the age-old, time-tested Arthean Calendar devised by the members of the Five Kings Alliance. The calendar was originally created to facilitate the coordinated movement of soldiers across all five kingdoms. The dates of departure and arrival would be marked on it and all five Kings would lead their armies in perfect harmony. Since these days, there have been few changes to the Calendar, as most scholars agree that is was made to perfection. The Arthean Calendar is used by -all- human nations and as such is the generally accepted calendar across the world.

Even the denizens of Or'kazuur have adopted a version of the Arthean Calendar to organize their naval movements. The Elkai are perhaps the only race that finds no use in it, as the endless nights of the North disallows them from keeping time through a measure of days and months.

Calendar Organization
The Arthean Calendar is organized into several measurements of time. The largest of them is the Agno, which is equivalent to twelve Meses, to Four Semnas, which is equivalent to seven Dyas. However the terms years, months, weeks and days are acceptable replacements for each. The Modernized common tongue doesn't often flow well with the archaic terms used to describe these units originally.

There are seven days in a week, each of them with a unique name. Originally the days were given simplistic names, Firstdya, Secondya... However as time went on, they were given the names of heroic kings that accomplished an act of greatness during that day. Each king was immortalized in the Calendar. The Twelve Months follow the same basic structure, each one is given a unique name. Unlike the days, all months are not solely named for Kings. Some kings opted to instead name the month after their queens. Others, were forced into conceptual immortality, such as the Fool King Tryvas, whose month is one full of mockery. Other months, such as Martheas are named after the ruling family of Artheas, the Mar Dynasty. The final month is not named after anything, instead it retains it's original name: Agno Finis, end of the year.
 * Sunor
 * Mornal
 * Tervas
 * Wedner
 * Thorren
 * Freenar
 * Saternos
 * Janer
 * Feber
 * Martheas
 * Tryver
 * Maya
 * Junner
 * Julen
 * Augoras
 * Septor
 * Ornos
 * Novos
 * Agno Finis