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'''Regnal year numbering''' is a system of time-keeping where years are numbered according to who the current monarch is. |
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== Cajia Kingdom == |
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Regnal year numbering was common in the [[Cajia Kingdom]] prior to the introduction of the [[Caseic Calendar]]. Years were numbered based on the last legitimate monarch. Days were numbered with thirteen equal months of twenty-seven days each. |
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Regnal year numbering is a system of time-keeping where years are numbered according to who the current monarch is.
Cajia Kingdom
Regnal year numbering was common in the Cajia Kingdom prior to the introduction of the Caseic Calendar. Years were numbered based on the last legitimate monarch. Days were numbered with thirteen equal months of twenty-seven days each.
