Calendar

While many cultures developed their own calendars, the Victorian calendar has long become the standard. It is a 10 month calendar based on the Lunar cycles of the five moons (each moon receiving two months at opposite ends of the year). A month begins on the 'new moon' of the respective moon and lasts throughout the cycle, though since the cycles do not always line up perfectly some months have an extra day or two tacked on to await for the next moon's cycle. At the end of the year, Regudo is given an extra 3 days to make the year line up with the orbit of the planet around the sun (299 days).

The year is also divided up into 7-day weeks. They are given names based on their relative position in the week (Firstday, Midday, etc).

Years are numbered since the crowning of Queen Victoria with the label AV (after Victoria). Years before the crowning of Queen Victoria are counted backwards from that date with the label BV (before Victoria). The current year is 1517 AV.

The Months:

Aelion (30 days)

Caelion (28 days)

Hortension (30 days)

Lucillion (32 days)

Regulon (28 days)

Aeldo (30 days)

Calido (28 days)

Hortendo (30 days)

Lucillado (32 days)

Regudo (31 days)

Days of the Week:

Firstday

Seconday

Aforeday

Midday

Afterday

Waningday

Lastday