Official Document on the Asiendalian Time System

Official Document on the Asiendalian Time System
The Kingdom of Asiendal
Office of the High Sovereign
Year 100 310
Title: Explanation of the Asiendalian Time System
Author: Eremon Mordos, High Sovereign of Asiendal
Abstract:
This official document provides a comprehensive explanation of the Asiendalian time system, detailing the structure of time measurement, the days of the week, and the months of the year. It also highlights the significant festivals and celebrations that occur throughout the year, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Kingdom of Asiendal.

1. The Asiendalian Time System

The Asiendalian time system is uniquely structured to accommodate the celestial and societal rhythms of our world. Below are the detailed clauses defining our time measurement units:
1.1 Time Units

• 1 minute = 360 seconds
• 1 hour = 120 minutes
• 1 day = 48 hours
• 1 week = 10 days
• 1 month = 10 weeks / 100 days
• 1 year = 20 months / 2000 days

2. Days of the Week

Each day of the week in Asiendal carries a unique significance, often associated with nature, mythology, and cultural traditions. The days are as follows:

• Monatus - Day of the Eagle
• Gradakus - Day of the Serpent
• Hrekatus - Day of the Fog
• Taijos - Day of the Minotaur
• Barilius - Day of the Sea
• Xasus - Day of the Sand
• Vagruis - Day of the Dead
• Sineus - Day of the New-Born
• Taranes - Day of the Bear
• Tenses - Day of the Food

3. The 20 Months of the Year

Asiendal's year is divided into 20 months, each with its own unique characteristics and cultural significance. The months are grouped into four seasons, each lasting five months.

Spring Months:

1. Dra'ahan
2. Xantes
3. Markarus (Festive month celebrating the king's birth)
4. Garus
5. Tarus

Summer Months:

6. Lalus
7. Krakus
8. Searus
9. Fre'akus
10. Neente

Autumn Months:

11. Ko'onjor
12. Shashes
13. Kaheses
14. Narnes
15. Polupes

Winter Months:

16. Egrupes
17. Quenus
18. Achtus (Week of the Military from 1st to 10th day)
19. Berelus
20. Grandos (Month of winter celebrations)

4. Seasonal Festivals and Celebrations

Asiendal is renowned for its vibrant cultural festivals and celebrations that mark the passage of the seasons and significant events in the calendar.

4.1 Spring Celebrations:

Spring Food Fest: A celebration of fresh produce and culinary delights.
Spring Cultural Fest: A showcase of art, music, and traditional crafts.

4.2 Summer Celebrations:

Beach Parties: Festivities held on the shores, featuring music, dance, and water sports.
Summer Food Fest: A festival highlighting summer fruits and dishes.
Summer Training Camps: Camps focusing on physical training and martial arts.

4.3 Autumn Celebrations:

Harvest Festival: A thanksgiving event where farmers celebrate the bountiful harvest.
Autumn Food Fest: A festival dedicated to the rich flavors of autumn produce.

4.4 Winter Celebrations:

Celebration of the Year: A grand festival marking the end of the year with feasts and fireworks.
Celebration of Society: A festive period where people exchange gifts and celebrate community bonds, akin to Christmas but uniquely Asiendalian in its traditions.

4.5 Special Celebrations:

Week of the Military: Held from the 1st to the 10th day of Achtus, honoring the kingdom's military forces.
New Year: Celebrated on the 1st day of Dra'ahan, marking the start of a new 2000-day planetary rotation.

5. Conclusion

The Asiendalian time system, with its unique structure and cultural significance, reflects the harmonious blend of our celestial observations and rich traditions. This document serves to provide clarity and understanding of the timekeeping methods and the vibrant celebrations that define our year.
By the authority vested in me as High Sovereign, I hereby affix my seal and signature to this document, ensuring its accuracy and adherence to the traditions of Asiendal.
Signed: E. Mordos
Eremon Mordos High Sovereign of Asiendal
Seal of the High Sovereign
Let this document be known and upheld throughout all the lands, now and forevermore.
[Official Seal of the Kingdom of Asiendal]
This official document, meticulously crafted and sealed by Eremon Mordos himself, stands as a testament to the unique and intricate time system of Asiendal, ensuring its understanding and preservation for future generations.

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Official Document on the Asiendalian Time System

The Asiendalian Time System:

• 1 minute = 360 seconds

• 1 hour = 120 minutes

• 1 day = 48 hours

• 1 week = 10 days

• 1 month = 10 weeks / 100 days

• 1 year = 20 months / 2000 days

Days of the Week :

• 1. Monatus - Day of the Eagle

• 2. Gradakus - Day of the Serpent

• 3. Hrekatus - Day of the Fog

• 4. Taijos - Day of the Minotaur

• 5. Barilius - Day of the Sea

• 6. Xasus - Day of the Sand

• 7. Vagruis - Day of the Dead

• 8. Sineus - Day of the New-Born

• 9. Taranes - Day of the Bear

• 10. Tenses - Day of the Food

The 20 Months :

• 1. Dra'ahan

• 2. Xantes

• 3.Markarus

• 4. Garus

• 5. Tarus

• 6. Lalus

• 7. Krakus

• 8. Searus

• 9. Fre'akus

• 10. Neente

• 11. Ko'onjor

• 12. Shashes

• 13. Kaheses

• 14. Narnes

• 15. Polupes

• 16. Egrupes

• 17. Quenus

• 18. Achtus

• 19. Berelus

• 20. Grandos

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Type

Record, Historical

Medium

Paper

Location

Issgrammor

Authors

• Eremon Mordos

Signatories (Characters)

• Eremon Mordos

Signatories (Organizations)

• Kingdom of Asiendal