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[[File:Modheyears.png|thumb|Comparison of known year lengths of the Deysachni calender compared to years PC, accurate to the year 48 PC]]
The '''Deysachni Calendar''' is a form of timekeeping wherein years are delineated not through regular progression but by manual declaration by the [[God]] of [[Time]] (as well as everything else, and a few other things), [[Modhes Ywl]]. The months of the Deysachni Calendar are determined on a provincial basis. [[Deysachin|Deysachni]] uphold this calendar as superior, saying that it makes more sense because in other systems, years would be apoetic, containing inconsistent amounts and sequences of events.
The '''Deysachni Calendar''' is a form of timekeeping wherein years are delineated not through regular progression but by manual declaration by the [[God]] of [[Time]] (as well as everything else, and a few other things), [[Modhes Ywl]]. The months of the Deysachni Calendar are determined on a provincial basis. [[Deysachin|Deysachni]] uphold this calendar as superior, saying that it makes more sense because in other systems, years would be apoetic, containing inconsistent amounts and sequences of events.

== Format ==

== History ==
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Revision as of 18:25, 18 July 2025

Comparison of known year lengths of the Deysachni calender compared to years PC, accurate to the year 48 PC

The Deysachni Calendar is a form of timekeeping wherein years are delineated not through regular progression but by manual declaration by the God of Time (as well as everything else, and a few other things), Modhes Ywl. The months of the Deysachni Calendar are determined on a provincial basis. Deysachni uphold this calendar as superior, saying that it makes more sense because in other systems, years would be apoetic, containing inconsistent amounts and sequences of events.

Format

History