Calendar

Months of the Year

The 12 months of the Anuirean calendar begin with the Day of Rebirth, the vernal equinox. The month Sarimiere is the first of the new year, followed by Talienir, then Roelir. After Haelyn's Festival, the month of Haelynir begins. Anarire and Deismir (named after the battle of Deismaar, final battle of the Shadow war, also known as the Gods War) follow in succession, with the Veneration of the Sleeping next. Erntenir, the month of harvest leads to Sehnir, then Emmanir, just before the Eve of the Dead. Then comes the coldest month, Keltier which flows into Faniele, then Pasiphel, and again to the Day of Rebirth.

Day of Rebirth (spring)

• Sarimiere 
• Talienir 
• Roelir 

The Night of Fire (summer)

• Haelynir
• Anarire
• Deismir

Veneration of the Sleeping (autumn)

• Erntenir
• Sehnir
• Emmanir

Even of the Dead (winter)

• Keltier
• Faniele
• Pasiphiel

Days of the Week

Anuireans devote six days of the week's eight days to work, giving over the remainder to rest and leisure. Poorer Anuireans can rarely afford such luxury and work seven days although the clergy generally demand that all master give at least one days rest to all men so that they may tend to the condition of their soul.

The days, from work's beginning to rest's end, are: Firlen, Relen, Dielen, Varilen, Branlen, Barlen, Mierlen, and Taelen (called Thelen in the south west of Anuire). Taelen is called God's day by many and is the traditional day for church services and important weddings and announcements.

• Firlen
• Relen
• Dielen
• Varilen
• Branlen
• Barlen
• Mierlen
• Taelen