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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]] |
[[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. |
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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. |
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== Format == |
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Years within the Deysachni calender are declared directly by Modhes Ywl. There is no expectation that years hold a consistant length, as a year is defined not in terms of a set time length, but as a subdivision of the eternal span of time; a year is a unit of significance. Months within a year are determined on a provincial baisis, and are rarely used outside of official dates. Days occur in a set period of 24 hours. |
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The year 0 is defined within the Deysachni calender as the period of time between the death of [[Muovin Yg Theslhauu]] and his ressurection as Modhes Ywl. It is the shortest year, at approximately 4 seconds. The [[Deysachni Creation Myth|universe is said to have begun]] in the year -3907. |
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== History == |
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Latest revision as of 02:46, 15 May 2026
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.
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Years within the Deysachni calender are declared directly by Modhes Ywl. There is no expectation that years hold a consistant length, as a year is defined not in terms of a set time length, but as a subdivision of the eternal span of time; a year is a unit of significance. Months within a year are determined on a provincial baisis, and are rarely used outside of official dates. Days occur in a set period of 24 hours.
The year 0 is defined within the Deysachni calender as the period of time between the death of Muovin Yg Theslhauu and his ressurection as Modhes Ywl. It is the shortest year, at approximately 4 seconds. The universe is said to have begun in the year -3907.