Celestial Calendar

The Celestial Calendar
An empire so vast as the Celestial Empire requires a way to keep track of time and dates. The Celestial Emperor Lunian ordered his college of astronomers to invent such a system. Much to his surprise, the astronomers had already plotted a calendar years ago. The Celestial Empire has fallen for many hundreds of years, but the system still remains in use.

The Celestial Calendar is based on months and days.

Months
A year counts 12 months, each one is 28 days long.
 * Thawmist (early Spring)
 * Dewsnap (mid Spring)
 * Flowerbloom (late Spring)
 * Longrass (early Summer)
 * Warmshade (mid Summer)
 * Sunstrong (late Summer)
 * Goodgrove (early Autumn)
 * Willowind (mid Autumn)
 * Redleaf (late Autumn)
 * Maggotfeast (early Winter)
 * Gloomfrost (mid Winter)
 * Coldrain (late Winter)

Days
A year counts exactly 336 days.

Format: 1 Thawmist, 1345

The Dwarven Calendar

The dwarves of Khâzar use a slightly different calender. Dwarves have little use or care for the moon and it's cycle, so they decided to cut down into 48 weeks.

Months
The dwarves also use 12 months of 28 days, but they have no names for their months.

Weeks
A week consists of seven days. Just like the Celestial Calender, the dwarves do not have names for their days.

Format: First week, first day, 1345th year (usually written in the simplified form: 1345Y1W1D)