Yondaran Calendar

The Yondaran Calendar is a simple one. There are thirteen months, each months consists of 4 weeks, each week consists of 7 days. Every day consists of 24 hours, and the time is measured the same independent of location (i.e., no time zones). In Yondar, the time is kept in hours, much like standard military time (for example, 1:00 P.M. in Yondar would be "the thirteenth hour").

Below can be found a list of the months and the known holidays celebrated within each one.

Apothemensis

• The first day of Apothemensis every year marks the passing of a new year. In Yondar this is typically celebrated as a day of new beginnings; it is not uncommon for families and friends to reunite, weddings to be had, or for various rites of passage to be conducted. At any rate, the realm celebrates and welcomes in the new, while taking a moment to bid farewell to the past.

• The thirteenth day of Apothemensis is the Day of Justice. This day's roots are steeped deeply in the Exodus of the Children. This holy day is in remembrance of when Fangor, Voxos, and Nelroth were banished to Infandus for their transgressions against the peace. This holiday is celebrated by all the major good and neutral deities (although some devout of Auleos refuse to celebrate this holiday, as they refute that true justice would have been slaying the dark gods, as opposed to giving them a new home).

Fangorlûn

• Every year, from the 8th through the 14th of Fangorlûn, the Festival of Lust is celebrated. Typically, this festival is observed privately by Yondarans west of the Ebonwood, however, east of the Ebonwood, this holiday tradition lives up to its name. In every city, in every tavern, inn, brothel, and in every temple of Fangor, people take on new lovers, for the sake of the act of coupling. Deemed perverse by many of the Eleven Eternal, this holiday was outlawed during the reign of King Rexford I Vermitharr and not made legal once more until the short reign of King Lyrus II Vermitharr (who's death was rumored to have been an assassination by one of the Garroters for his repeals around religious oppression).