The Elven Calendar

The Elven Calendar is the globally accepted calendar used by most in one way or another. It was made by the elves of old. In the calendar, there are 10 days in a week, 10 weeks in a month and 6 months in a year. In addition to that there are 4 independent days placed between some months. Thus there are 604 days in a year. The days and months are named after gods and important historic figures.

{| class="article-table" !Month !Weekdays
 * Yule - a great feast, independent between two months. Start of the Winter season
 * Yuleta
 * Laetheld - a great light festival of the elves to celebrate the bonfires of old, in between two months. Start of the Spring season
 * Valita
 * Yuleta
 * Laetheld - a great light festival of the elves to celebrate the bonfires of old, in between two months. Start of the Spring season
 * Valita
 * Laetheld - a great light festival of the elves to celebrate the bonfires of old, in between two months. Start of the Spring season
 * Valita
 * Valita
 * Valita


 * Start of the Summer season
 * Tindaelta
 * Midsummer - a great feast to celebrate the middle of summer, independent between two months
 * Selvata
 * Tindaelta
 * Midsummer - a great feast to celebrate the middle of summer, independent between two months
 * Selvata
 * Midsummer - a great feast to celebrate the middle of summer, independent between two months
 * Selvata
 * Selvata
 * Selvata


 * Gurharinta
 * Nothennel - where the great harvest begins, also marked by a great feast, in between two months. Start of the Fall season
 * Garmanyata
 * Nothennel - where the great harvest begins, also marked by a great feast, in between two months. Start of the Fall season
 * Garmanyata
 * Nothennel - where the great harvest begins, also marked by a great feast, in between two months. Start of the Fall season
 * Garmanyata
 * Garmanyata


 * }