Marphat calendar - Revision history

Marie at 19:45, 17 December 2025

2025-12-17T19:45:34Z

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	The Marphat calendar has a three-year cycle approximating the solar year as lasting 295.{{overline\|665}} days, putting the year slightly under the actual solar year, meaning the calendar loses a day about every 10,000 years. The original calendrical system did not include the 200-year rule, meaning it gained a day every 200 years - this rule was added in 2673 CY by [[Cessncifi Gaidenneira]] in the Doccábhan Empire.		The Marphat calendar has a three-year cycle approximating the solar year as lasting 295.{{overline\|665}} days, putting the year slightly under the actual solar year, meaning the calendar loses a day about every 10,000 years. The original calendrical system did not include the 200-year rule, meaning it gained a day every 200 years - this rule was added in 2673 CY by [[Cessncifi Gaidenneira]] in the Doccábhan Empire.
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		+	The first day of the calendar corresponds roughly to the beginning of the summer solstice, due to (insert x cultural reason here).

	== Description ==		== Description ==

Rox at 02:36, 5 November 2025

2025-11-05T02:36:09Z

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	\| ''Boomåch''		\| ''Boomåch''
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−	! [[~~Kholic~~ language\|~~Kholic~~]]	+	! [[Sarsahat language\|Sarsahat]]
	\| ''maz₁eʕ''		\| ''maz₁eʕ''
	\| ''wes₁el''		\| ''wes₁el''

Rox at 12:39, 26 March 2025

2025-03-26T12:39:00Z

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−	The '''Marphat calendar''' is a calendar in use across [[Ashnan]], [[Etzavaz]], and [[Yazland]], originally used in [[Marphat]], with year 1 being the ascendance to power of [[Ahesuyê the Builder\|King Ahesuyê]], making the current year 4627 [[Human history\|CY]] ('''C'''ommon '''Y'''ear). Its origins are unknown, but likely came out of local calendars in use across the [[Triangle sea]]. Due to the Marphat civilisation's influence on trade within the region, the calendar became the main one used in the area.	+	The '''Marphat calendar''' is a calendar in use across [[Ashnan]], [[Etzavaz]], and [[Yazland]], originally used in the [[Marphat Empire]], with year 1 being the ascendance to power of [[Ahesuyê the Builder\|King Ahesuyê]], making the current year 4627 [[Human history\|CY]] ('''C'''ommon '''Y'''ear). Its origins are unknown, but likely came out of local calendars in use across the [[Triangle sea]]. Its first recorded use was in 392 CY, in the third year of the reign of [[Girrizomê]]. Due to the Marphat civilisation's influence on trade within the region, the calendar became the main one used in the area.

−	The Marphat calendar has a three-year cycle approximating the solar year as lasting 295.{{overline\|665}} days, putting the year slightly under the actual solar year, meaning the calendar loses a day about every 10,000 years. The original calendrical system did not include the 200-year rule, meaning it gained a day every 200 years - this rule was added in 2673 CY by Cessncifi Gaidenneira in the Doccábhan Empire.	+	The Marphat calendar has a three-year cycle approximating the solar year as lasting 295.{{overline\|665}} days, putting the year slightly under the actual solar year, meaning the calendar loses a day about every 10,000 years. The original calendrical system did not include the 200-year rule, meaning it gained a day every 200 years - this rule was added in 2673 CY by [[Cessncifi Gaidenneira]] in the Doccábhan Empire.

	== Description ==		== Description ==

Marie at 01:48, 25 March 2025

2025-03-25T01:48:38Z

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	The '''Marphat calendar''' is a calendar in use across [[Ashnan]], [[Etzavaz]], and [[Yazland]], originally used in [[Marphat]], with year 1 being the ascendance to power of [[Ahesuyê the Builder\|King Ahesuyê]], making the current year 4627 [[Human history\|CY]] ('''C'''ommon '''Y'''ear). Its origins are unknown, but likely came out of local calendars in use across the [[Triangle sea]]. Due to the Marphat civilisation's influence on trade within the region, the calendar became the main one used in the area.		The '''Marphat calendar''' is a calendar in use across [[Ashnan]], [[Etzavaz]], and [[Yazland]], originally used in [[Marphat]], with year 1 being the ascendance to power of [[Ahesuyê the Builder\|King Ahesuyê]], making the current year 4627 [[Human history\|CY]] ('''C'''ommon '''Y'''ear). Its origins are unknown, but likely came out of local calendars in use across the [[Triangle sea]]. Due to the Marphat civilisation's influence on trade within the region, the calendar became the main one used in the area.

−	The Marphat calendar has a three-year cycle approximating the solar year as lasting 295.{{overline\|665}} days, putting the year slightly under the actual solar year, meaning the calendar loses a day about every 10,000 years. The original calendrical system did not include the 200-year rule, meaning it gained a day every 200 years - this rule was added in ~~WHENEVER~~ by ~~WHOEVER~~ in ~~WHEREVER.~~ WE ~~SHOULD~~ ~~THINK MORE ABOUT THIS.~~	+	The Marphat calendar has a three-year cycle approximating the solar year as lasting 295.{{overline\|665}} days, putting the year slightly under the actual solar year, meaning the calendar loses a day about every 10,000 years. The original calendrical system did not include the 200-year rule, meaning it gained a day every 200 years - this rule was added in 2673 CY by Cessncifi Gaidenneira in the Doccábhan Empire.

	== Description ==		== Description ==

Rox: /* Months */

2025-03-22T15:12:36Z

Months

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	\| 7 \|\| Yulon \|\| ''yulon'' "man, person" \|\| 30		\| 7 \|\| Yulon \|\| ''yulon'' "man, person" \|\| 30
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−	\| 8 \|\| Hunti† \|\| ''hunti'' "~~pig~~" \|\| 29	+	\| 8 \|\| Hunti† \|\| ''hunti'' "arrowhead" \|\| 29
	\|-		\|-
	\| 9 \|\| Gûhê \|\| ''gûhê'' "ant, beetle" \|\| 30		\| 9 \|\| Gûhê \|\| ''gûhê'' "ant, beetle" \|\| 30

Rox: /* Fixing the drift */

2025-03-22T14:51:20Z

Fixing the drift

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	=== Fixing the drift ===		=== Fixing the drift ===

−	In the year 2673 CY, astronomer Cessncifi Gaidenneira published tables making a more accurate measurement of the length of the year, and presented these findings to the government, recommending that the 13 days be removed, and the 200-year rule be put in place. Deliberation on the matter was slow, but in the year 2676 the council decided that it would be put into place the next year, 2677, removing the thirteen days from the month of Bómaig.	+	In the year 2673 CY, astronomer [[Cessncifi Gaidenneira]] published tables making a more accurate measurement of the length of the year, and presented these findings to the government, recommending that the 13 days be removed, and the 200-year rule be put in place. Deliberation on the matter was slow, but in the year 2676 the council decided that it would be put into place the next year, 2677, removing the thirteen days from the month of Bómaig.

Rox at 14:51, 22 March 2025

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	! {{abbr\|No.\|Number}} !! Name !! Etymology !! Length in days		! {{abbr\|No.\|Number}} !! Name !! Etymology !! Length in days
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−	\| 1 \|\| ~~Mazē~~ \|\| ''~~mazē~~'' "god, king" \|\| 30	+	\| 1 \|\| Mazê \|\| ''mazê'' "god, king" \|\| 30
	\|-		\|-
−	\| 2 \|\| ~~Weθel~~ \|\| ''~~weθel~~'' "spirit, ghost" \|\| 29	+	\| 2 \|\| Wethel \|\| ''weṯel'' "spirit, ghost" \|\| 29
	\|-		\|-
	\| 3 \|\| Pammeter \|\| ''pammeter'' "sky, heaven" \|\| 30		\| 3 \|\| Pammeter \|\| ''pammeter'' "sky, heaven" \|\| 30
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	\| 4 \|\| Tokko \|\| ''tokko'' "wind" \|\| 29		\| 4 \|\| Tokko \|\| ''tokko'' "wind" \|\| 29
	\|-		\|-
−	\| 5 \|\| ~~Sakkō~~ \|\| ''~~sakkō~~'' "river" \|\| 30	+	\| 5 \|\| Sakkô \|\| ''sakkô'' "river" \|\| 30
	\|-		\|-
	\| 6 \|\| Demma \|\| ''demma'' "mountain" \|\| 29		\| 6 \|\| Demma \|\| ''demma'' "mountain" \|\| 29
	\|-		\|-
−	\| 7 \|\| ~~Julon~~ \|\| ''~~julon~~'' "man, person" \|\| 30	+	\| 7 \|\| Yulon \|\| ''yulon'' "man, person" \|\| 30
	\|-		\|-
	\| 8 \|\| Hunti† \|\| ''hunti'' "pig" \|\| 29		\| 8 \|\| Hunti† \|\| ''hunti'' "pig" \|\| 29
	\|-		\|-
−	\| 9 \|\| ~~Gūhē~~ \|\| ''~~gūhē~~'' "ant, beetle" \|\| 30	+	\| 9 \|\| Gûhê \|\| ''gûhê'' "ant, beetle" \|\| 30
	\|-		\|-
−	\| 10 \|\| ~~Bōmē~~ \|\| ''~~bōmē~~'' "ground, earth" \|\| 30‡	+	\| 10 \|\| Bômê \|\| ''bômê'' "ground, earth" \|\| 30‡
	\|}		\|}

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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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−	! Month !! ~~Mazē~~ !! ~~Weθel~~ !! Pammeter !! Tokko !! ~~Sakkō~~ !! Demma !! ~~Julon~~ !! Hunti !! ~~Gūhē~~ !! ~~Bōmē~~	+	! Month !! Mazê !! Wethel !! Pammeter !! Tokko !! Sakkô !! Demma !! Yulon !! Hunti !! Gûhê !! Bômê
	\|-		\|-
	! [[Rausin language\|Rausin]]		! [[Rausin language\|Rausin]]

Rox at 14:49, 22 March 2025

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−	The '''Marphat calendar''' is a calendar in use across [[Ashnan]], [[Etzavaz]], and [[Yazland]], originally used in [[Marphat]], with year 1 being the ascendance to power of [[~~Name~~ the ~~Primeval~~\|King ~~Name~~]], making the current year 4627 [[Human history\|CY]] ('''C'''ommon '''Y'''ear). Its origins are unknown, but likely came out of local calendars in use across the [[Triangle sea]]. Due to the Marphat civilisation's influence on trade within the region, the calendar became the main one used in the area.	+	The '''Marphat calendar''' is a calendar in use across [[Ashnan]], [[Etzavaz]], and [[Yazland]], originally used in [[Marphat]], with year 1 being the ascendance to power of [[Ahesuyê the Builder\|King Ahesuyê]], making the current year 4627 [[Human history\|CY]] ('''C'''ommon '''Y'''ear). Its origins are unknown, but likely came out of local calendars in use across the [[Triangle sea]]. Due to the Marphat civilisation's influence on trade within the region, the calendar became the main one used in the area.

	The Marphat calendar has a three-year cycle approximating the solar year as lasting 295.{{overline\|665}} days, putting the year slightly under the actual solar year, meaning the calendar loses a day about every 10,000 years. The original calendrical system did not include the 200-year rule, meaning it gained a day every 200 years - this rule was added in WHENEVER by WHOEVER in WHEREVER. WE SHOULD THINK MORE ABOUT THIS.		The Marphat calendar has a three-year cycle approximating the solar year as lasting 295.{{overline\|665}} days, putting the year slightly under the actual solar year, meaning the calendar loses a day about every 10,000 years. The original calendrical system did not include the 200-year rule, meaning it gained a day every 200 years - this rule was added in WHENEVER by WHOEVER in WHEREVER. WE SHOULD THINK MORE ABOUT THIS.

Thae: /* In various languages */

2023-09-14T21:03:18Z

In various languages

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	![[Nyamu language\|Nyamu]]		![[Nyamu language\|Nyamu]]
	\|''mazi''		\|''mazi''
−	\|''~~wesele~~''	+	\|''weseli''
	\|''pameri''		\|''pameri''
	\|''toku''		\|''toku''

Thae: /* In various languages */

2023-09-14T21:02:58Z

In various languages

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 |''qòi qò K'u''
 |''qòi qò P'oa''
 |}