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The '''Bachan calendar''' or the '''Decimal calendar''' is made of 10 months divided into 33 days, except the last month which has 34 days, for a total of 331 days.  
The '''Bachan calendar''' or the '''Decimal calendar''' is made of 10 months divided into 33 days, except the last month which has 34 days, for a total of 331 days. Each month is divided into 3 weeks of 11 days.  


==Months==
==Months==
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==Weeks==
A month in the Bachan calendar is divided into 3 weeks of 11 days each.
==Days==
The days are named after the 8 planets in the [[Sunne star system]], as well as [[Sunne]], [[Mōna]] and [[Aleya]].
Most religions on Basis have a designated one or two holy days during the week. In [[Sunneism]] and [[Mōnaïsm]], it is on the days of [[Mōna]] and [[Aleya]], while in [[Scildism]] and [[Ānism]], it is on the day of [[Basis]]. In [[Manigism]], they do not have a weekly holy day, but rather celebrate the [[Last Day of the Year]] as their holy day, representing a new cycle.


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Revision as of 04:40, 8 March 2026

The Bachan calendar or the Decimal calendar is made of 10 months divided into 33 days, except the last month which has 34 days, for a total of 331 days. Each month is divided into 3 weeks of 11 days.

Months

A year is divided into ten months
No. Qymish Transliteration Heroic name Length in days
1 Ⰰⱇⰿⰺⰾⰹⱀ Afmylin Elak 33
2 Ⰱⱁⰿⰺⰾⰹⱀ Bomylin Najard 33
3 Ⰲⰺⰿⰺⰾⰹⱀ Vymylin Meliv 33
4 Ⰳⰷⰿⰺⰾⰹⱀ Gẽmylin Kiredef 33
5 Ⰴⱆⱒⰿⰺⰾⰹⱀ Duqmylin Nojed 33
6 Ⰵⱋⰿⰺⰾⰹⱀ Eshmylin Mabush 33
7 Ⰶⱖⱂⰿⰺⰾⰹⱀ Zhüpmylin Sluj 33
8 Ⰷⰸⰿⰺⰾⰹⱀ Ẽzmylin Tolikar 33
9 Ⰸⱛⱅⰿⰺⰾⰹⱀ Zãtmylin Nats 33
10 Ⰺⰾⰽⰿⰺⰾⰹⱀ Ylkmylin Niark 34

Weeks

A month in the Bachan calendar is divided into 3 weeks of 11 days each.

Days

The days are named after the 8 planets in the Sunne star system, as well as Sunne, Mōna and Aleya.

Most religions on Basis have a designated one or two holy days during the week. In Sunneism and Mōnaïsm, it is on the days of Mōna and Aleya, while in Scildism and Ānism, it is on the day of Basis. In Manigism, they do not have a weekly holy day, but rather celebrate the Last Day of the Year as their holy day, representing a new cycle.