Arima Calendar

The Arima Calendar is a calendar system originating in Arima, the geographic and cultural region encompassing parts of Enequit and Lucithia. It divides the year into seventeen months and a total of 269 days.

Most months contain sixteen days. The months Anav, Paissim, and Supra contain fifteen days.

Months

The months of the Arima Calendar are:

1. Nyxa — 16 days
2. Pervulga — 16 days
3. Semper — 16 days
4. Griterai — 16 days
5. Cirta — 16 days
6. Anav — 15 days
7. Lyrai — 16 days
8. Chasic — 16 days
9. Sijure — 16 days
10. Corid — 16 days
11. Pacai — 16 days
12. Paissim — 15 days
13. Jur — 16 days
14. Tantiqua — 16 days
15. Subinfra — 16 days
16. Efra — 16 days
17. Supra — 15 days

The calendar begins with Nyxa and ends with Supra. Its regular month lengths make the division of dates and seasonal records relatively consistent throughout the year.

History

The calendar was first developed in Arima and was originally used for agriculture, religious reasons, and recordkeeping. Its use later spread far beyond its place of origin through contact with neighboring cultures and protostates.

The name remains associated with Arima despite its use in areas outside Enequit and Lucithia.