Arathian Calendar

The Arathian Calendar began on year 0 which marks roughly around the supposed beginning of the Arathian Empire. This calendar was created to help establish a consensus among the Arathian people in understanding when in time various historical events truly took place. In order to create the calendar, the days were named after traditional Arathian gods, and the months were named after the leader of each Arathian tribe to comprise the Arathian Empire. There is also historical evidence of each week constituting a month to be given a unique name, though this concept has since been abandoned.

With the creation of the Alliance, the Arathian Calendar would eventually be replaced by the King's Calendar, otherwise the Arathian Calendar would see continued use throughout history. The Arathian Calendar is structured somewhat similarly to the Valthian Calendar: consisting of 12 months, each season lasting 3 months, each month lasting 30 days, 5 weeks constituting 1 month, and each week consisting of 6 days. Dates 0 and onward on the Arathian Calendar are officially labelled as "P.A", or "Post-Arathor." Dates preceding 0 are labeled as "B.A," or "Before Arathor."

To convert the Valthian Calendar to the Arathian Calendar, add 4250 to a V.R date, or subtract 4250 from an L.D date.

Days:

Eomal (Monday)

Caranith (Tuesday)

Arboroc (Wednesday)

Nyuric (Thursday)

Veroras (Friday)

Cyrusith (Saturday)

Months: 

Thoradas (January)

Praymalas (February)

Lordaias (March)

Indrecas (April)

Scytheras (May)

Ignas (June)

Tiboras (July)

Dochronas (August)

Rivathras (September)

Virdonas (October)

Enochas (November)

Strathas (December)