Calendars

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	There are multiple '''calendars''' used throughout the galaxy. The Yeddo calendar is considered standard across the [[Federation of Stellar Systems]] but many star systems have their own separate calendar used primarily by their locals.		There are multiple '''calendars''' used throughout the galaxy. The Yeddo calendar is considered standard across the [[Federation of Stellar Systems]] but many star systems have their own separate calendar used primarily by their locals.
			==Darian calendar==
			The first calendar used by the Valerian Empire after its capital became based on [[Mars]]. It is a 24 month calendar that can have either 27 or 28 sols, or Martian solar days.
	==Yeddo calendar==		==Yeddo calendar==
	The most common system used by humans. It is based on the rotation and revolution periods of [[Yeddo]]. One year on Yeddo is 360 Earth days and one Yeddo day is approximately 26 Earth hours. Months are based on the orbital period of Yeddo's moon Ezo which takes about 30 Earth days.		The most common system used by humans. Originally created as an alternative to the Darian calendar before the advent of the [[vrNet]], it is based on the rotation and revolution periods of [[Yeddo]]. One year on Yeddo is 360 Earth days and one Yeddo day is approximately 26 Earth hours. Months are based on the orbital period of Yeddo's moon Ezo which takes about 30 Earth days. The months are as follows:
			*Frostuary
			*Valentino
			*Rabbit's Egg
			*Sky's Gift
			*Veritas
			*Minerva - Named after [[Empress Minerva]], chosen as the name of the month with the summer solstice to represent her rule being considered the apex of the Valerian Empire.
			*July
			*August
			*Aurelia
			*Scarlet Leaf
			*Harvest
			*Exmas - Thought to be derived from the ancient holiday of Christmas which began as a single day before becoming celebrated during the entire month.

	There are seven days of the week which are Onesday, Twosday, Tresday, Foursday, Pentsday, Seisday and Sevensday.		There are seven days of the week which are Onesday, Twosday, Tresday, Foursday, Pentsday, Seisday and Sevensday.

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