The Izean Calendar

Year
The Izean calendar counts up sequentially since the recorded moment of the great devastation of the land known as the Divine Revolt that occurred roughly 2400 years ago. The year is off a little by one or two days many of the ancient civilisations of Izea perished, those that survived took their time to gather and begin documenting their histories again.

The year lasting 283 days starts and ends around springtime, being marked with the 3 day Festival of the Revival.

Months
The Izean Calendar breaks up the year into 10 months each of 28 days, except for the 3 days that are not marked as any month, which is reserved for the Festival of the Revival. There are four seasons in Izea, two long seasons, Winter and Summer, and two short seasons, Spring and Autumn.

Days of the Week
The week in Izea lasts 7 days, wherein most cultures there are 5 days of labour and 2 days of rest. Other cultures vary on that. The naming of the days week is very functional, simply a count:

Firstday, Seconday, Thirdday, Fourthday, Fifthday, Sixthday, Seventhday

Holidays & Important Days of the Year

 * Festival of the Revival