Calendar of the Realm

Year 990 A.U. (After Uprising)

The modern calendar counts years from t The Uprising, marking the fall of the old imperial order. The year 990 A.U. follows the established Twelvefold Cycle, each month named for an archetypal figure of the world. These months align directly with the Gregorian calendar for ease of trade, navigation, and record-keeping.

The year 990 A.U. begins on a Tuesday.


First Day of the Year

Tuesday, The Father 1, 990 A.U.


The Twelve Months

OrderMonth NameCorresponds ToNotes
IThe Father (Month)The FatherJanuaryAuthority, foundations, oaths
IIThe Beauty (Month)The BeautyFebruaryRenewal, desire, art
IIIThe Guardian (Month)The GuardianMarchVigilance, borders, protection
IVThe Judge (Month)The JudgeAprilLaw, balance, reckoning
VThe Lover (Month)The LoverMayPassion, union, fertility
VIThe Magician (Month)The MagicianJuneKnowledge, arcana, invention
VIIThe Sailor (Month)The SailorJulyTravel, trade, the open world
VIIIThe Son (Month)The SonAugustLegacy, ambition, inheritance
IXThe Mother (Month)The MotherSeptemberHarvest, care, endurance
XThe Reaper (Month)The ReaperOctoberDeath, endings, remembrance
XIThe Thief (Month)The ThiefNovemberSecrets, scarcity, cunning
XIIThe Warrior (Month)The WarriorDecemberConflict, resolve, sacrifice

Week Structure

  • Seven-day weeks, identical to the common reckoning
  • Days of the week follow the standard order
  • No intercalary or festival days disrupt the count

This ensures that dates may be written interchangeably for scholars and foreigners.


Example

Tuesday, The Father 1, 990 A.U.
(Equivalent to Tuesday, January 1)


Day of Week, Month Day, Year A.U.

Examples:

  • Friday, The Beauty 14, 990 A.U.
  • Sunday, The Reaper 31, 990 A.U.