Calendars of Tumiun

There are several calendars by which the days are counted and sorted, the most used one being the Central Calendar.

The Central Calendar
The Central Calendar was created by the Order of the Quill on Sestiun, in the early days of the New Era. The names of the months symbolize the passing of a day from morning till night's end, except for Blatrot (from blat ("leaf") and rot ("red")) and Blatfall (from blat ("leaf") and fall ("to fall")) which point to the leaves in autumn. The names are derived from the old Heimar language. The year starts on the first day of Spring, and every month starts with a new moon.

A Central Calendar year lasts 336 days over the course of 12 months. Each day is 24 hours in length and the 7 days of the week are named Moonday, Starday, Waterday, Thunderday, Freeday, Sunseve, and Sunday.

A year in Tumiun, by the Central Calendar:
 * 4 seasons of 3 months
 * 12 months of 4 weeks or 28 days
 * 48 weeks of 7 days
 * 336 days of 24 hours