Holidays

These are the commonest holidays and days of note in the region of Ranu in the year of 1364 SE. Listed in chronological order, with similar holidays grouped. Dates are given in the Rendruan calendar and the local calendar they are celebrated in:

Holiday	Region/People	Rendruan Date	Local Date	Description
Proshak	Burev	Lunușă 7	Vratatalun 7	Day of Forgiveness: In the imperial church, on this day, interpersonal forgiveness is favored. This is not to forgive sins, but to forgive slights between people. It is a day of accord, where peace treaties are signed, people forgive their friends and family of any problems, and major disuptes are settled between people. The church facilitates this, giving them power.
Poseshtenie	Burev	Lunușă 6	Vratatalun 6	The day on which the God Above All sent a message to the world, "proving" his supremacy to the world and the other gods. Burevis honor this day by submitting to his will, going to church and offering up complete service. On this day, those whom the God Above All chooses to be his priests or other professional faithful are marked and chosen.
Sniegpārsludeja	Kardis	Lunușă 6	Durvjumēn 6	In the late months of the year, during the heavy snows, the Kardisians hold a special dance on the night of the sixth night of the eleventh month. On this night, they dress in white lace and fine embroidery to resemble snowflakes, and they dance in silence. If it is snowing, they dance with the snow. If it is not snowing, the dance with the wind. If there is no wind, they dance under the stars. They commune with nature with their dance and embrace the cold of winter.
Lietusnakts	Kardis	Lunușă 31	Durvjumēn 31	Legends in Kardis claim that the elementals of rain were born on this day, and thus the very first rainfall happened. If rain does fall on this day, it is considered a good omen. Everyone places buckets and pots and other recepticles out to gather the rain, and the water gathered on this day is considered blessed and pure, more potent than others. If it does not rain, Kardisians use this day to bathe in the rivers, lakes, seas, or ponds nearby while making offerings to the rain spirits.
Dulceaţă	Gradina	Lunușă 26	Lunușă 26	A fey holiday for being kind, forgiving debts, and sharing candy and sweets with children. It is a day where people must say a customary greeting, having a little trinket or candy for every kid you see is expected, and you go out of your way to be nice. Anyone who is cruel or mean on fails in the greeting is liable to be cursed. Tea and cake are a popular afternoon meal on this day.
Shukar	Kherephuv	Lunușă 26	Xasaripe 26	A fey holiday for being kind, forgiving debts, and sharing candy and sweets with children. It is a day where people must say a customary greeting, having a little trinket or candy for every kid you see is expected, and you go out of your way to be nice. Anyone who is cruel or mean on fails in the greeting is liable to be cursed. Tea and cake are a popular afternoon meal on this day.
Sladkost	Fraxan	Lunușă 26	Dveříměs 26	A fey holiday for being kind, forgiving debts, and sharing candy and sweets with children. It is a day where people must say a customary greeting, having a little trinket or candy for every kid you see is expected, and you go out of your way to be nice. Anyone who is cruel or mean on fails in the greeting is liable to be cursed. Tea and cake are a popular afternoon meal on this day.
Sladkosť	Belasar	Lunușă 26	Dveříměs 26	A fey holiday for being kind, forgiving debts, and sharing candy and sweets with children. It is a day where people must say a customary greeting, having a little trinket or candy for every kid you see is expected, and you go out of your way to be nice. Anyone who is cruel or mean on fails in the greeting is liable to be cursed. Tea and cake are a popular afternoon meal on this day.
Den'krasny	Vesturia	Lunușă 24	Dvereylun 24	A day on which Vesturians wear all red in honor of the colors of Vesturia (red and burgundy, the latter of which is reserved for royalty). It is a day of imperial pride, and great displays are made, works of art are unveiled, and imperial structures are given a fresh coat of paint. Everyone who wears red gets a free pint on the emperor's dime, and children in red get sweets from imperial soldiers or ministers.
Trčanje Jelenima	Jedinstven	Lunușă 20	Vratimamjes 20	Young people between the ages of 19 and 26 dress up as deer, wait till sundown, and then run through the forests with the various deer found there. This is ritual of bonding and community and a rite of passage for most. It is not a competition, but explicitly an act of collective cooperation. Anyone who falls, gets hurt, or gets lost is supported by the others through the night. By midnight, everyone will have found their way to a special clearing, and the local deer will gather with them. They all sleep there, and come dawn, they all have a deep magical connection.
Danideja	Ottavia	Lunușă 19	Vratimamjes 19	Day of Philosophy: A day to honor philosophers and ideas. On this day, Ottavian philosophers, scientists, scholars, and naturalists present their ideas, findings, studies, and lore to the people at specially arranged public speaking engagements. Anyone is free to attend, and no idea save outright treason is outlawed.
Den'narody	Vsemy	Lunușă 17	Dvereylun 17	Day of Many Nations: A day during which Vsemians celebrate the diversity of their rebelling oblast, honoring the many nationalities and ethnicities of those present. Everyone creates a costume for their own culture, gathers in the main square or communal place, and performs dances or other acts from their culture. At the end of the day, songs are sung in every language, and a feast is held with foods from all cultures.
Den'tkachestva	Tridesy	Lunușă 14	Dvereylun 14	A day of weaving contests. Every weaver and witch and anyone with a loom or skill in weaving wakes an hour before dawn (at latest) and beins weaving. By an hour past noon, they must be finished. What they wove is then taken to the nearest communal gathering place, and the local lord's wife or eldest daughter or dowager mother or female relative of note judges the contest, choosing three winners and granting them a contract to weave for the local lord. In the capital, it is the tsar, and some travel from all over the tsardom to compete for his contract.
Patëardhme	Shar	Lunușă 13	Hëna e derës 13	Day Without Prophecies: In the history of Shar, nothing has ever been prophesied for this day. As such, Sharians believe this is the one day of year the Fates have no power over them, and they are free to act against the will of fate. If they are imposed with a fate, they may seek to change it on this day, and many who are not still wait to make bigger decisions on this day.
Zwycięstwonadwężami	Pokorytařek	Lunușă 12	Durųmėn 12	Dragon Slain: A day honoring the defeat of an ancient and evil dragon who terrorized the Pokorytareki people. People dress as knights and dragons, play games of pretend jousting and "slay" the dragon in theatricals, puppetry, and tales told, songs sung, and pranks played. It is a day of merriment, good food, good drink, and dancing. At the end of the festival, a huge effigy of the dragon is "slain" and burnt.
Arginto Rat	Kherephuv	Lunușă 10	Xasaripe 10	Silver Night: On this night, the story of the silver crown of Kherephuv is told by professional tellers of tales, and everyone gathers to hear it. Silver coins are given to the poorest, and everyone wears silver or grey. Everyone stays up late, and before the last person goes to sleep, they check under the doormat or a hat or piece of cloth left out where a doormat should be. If the spirits are happy, they will find three silver coins.
Deňsmrti	Dulocha	Lunușă 1	Kľúčovýmes 1	This day is a day of remembrance of everyone who died in the past year. Ceremonies are held, names are spoken, songs are sung, and blessings are done to prevent undeath.
Dzieńmuzyka	Wspólny	Lunrecoltă 9	Derliausmėn 9	A day in which the Wspolny celebrate their musicians. Those who are not professional musicians perform for the musicians, playing amateur but still lovely music (and sometimes comically bad), and the musicians judge and give out favors to those that they enjoy most.
Dendushata	Burev	Lunrecoltă 7	Zhŭtvenalun 7	An imperial church holy day on which the faithful are required to go to mass, confess sins, and make a sacrifice to the God Above All (in Burev). Those who are found to have skipped any part of this day may face imprisonment or enslavement.
Deňšípov	Belasar	Lunrecoltă 6	Žnivýměs 6	A national day of archery tournaments. Every year, local tournaments pick a local champion, and the champion is sent to the capital the following year. The national champion chosen each year is given a boon by the king. If the champion is not already serving a lord as an archer, they are given their choice of lords to serve, including the king, and a special place in the guard of that lord or king.
Senodomově	Ahuĺny	Lunrecoltă 4	Žnivýměs 4	Dreaming of the homeland: The Ahulny spend this day telling tales of their lost homeland, speaking of what it was like and the adventures and histories of it, and anyone who dreams of the homeland either the night before or the night of must share what they dreamt.
Pirmaisniegs	Kardis	Lunrecoltă 30	Ražasmēn 30	Legends in Kardis claim that the elementals of snow were born on this day, and thus the very first snowfall happened. If snow does fall on this day, it is considered a good omen. If it is the first snowfall of the season, it is especially fortunate. If the snow falls, the Kardisians take snow shovels and gather up as much as they can, storing it in special urns. The snow, elementally blessed, remains cold and solid longer than it otherwise would, and thus is useful for many purposes.
Zianemonă	Campurile	Lunrecoltă 28	Lunrecoltă 28	Blooming of the Anemones: A celebration of the anemone flower blooms, wherein Campurileans gather the flowers, spread the seeds, and spend time with the ill and dying to bring them comfort. It is a day in which the anemone flowers are worn to protect from disease to make it safe to help those who are contagious.
Den'pamyati	Vsemy	Lunrecoltă 25	Urozhayalun 25	Day of Fallen Comrades: A day to honor those who have died fighting against the Vesturians. The names of all the fallen are spoken in the town square or village green, those who have lost someone bring tokens to honor them and place on the public monuments, and at night, songs are sung and drinks are shared.
Saagikoristus	Surva	Lunrecoltă 22	Lõikuskuu 22	Fisher's Harvest: A major fishing ceremony is held, and anything caught this day is celebrated and eaten together with the whole community or stored for communal use. Everyone goes fishing after the main boats go out, and the largest catch of the day by the main fishers is given the special title of Catch Master, a ceremonial title, and the best amateur fisher's catch is rewarded with a special stew. Everyone works hard this day before the feasts.
Echinocţiu	Rendru	Lunrecoltă 21	Lunrecoltă 21	The fall equinox in Rendru is a night of hope, when the hights get longer and the sun begins a descent in power. On this night, the shadows are unleashed and the dark is embraced. All lights are snuffed out and all windows closed, and songs are sung to honor midnight.
Glubokayanoch'	Zatenenny	Lunrecoltă 21	Urozhayalun 21	A night on which the Zatenenny of Vesturia secretly hold a ritual of hope, praying for miracles to free them from bondage under imperial rule. They speak in a secret and forgotten language only spoken on this night, and they light one candle in a darkened room that gives almost no glow. Then, they speak to the shadows and, if they are bold, plot for freedom.
Prvajesen	Dulocha	Lunrecoltă 21	Žatvovýmes 21	The first day of autumn is a day of feasting. They have special spiced drinks, a large deer or boar roasted for everyone, and a stew made with food from the fields of everyone in the community. That night, everyone gathers around a bonfire and talks about what they hope for in the coming season.
Vasarasbeigas	Kardis	Lunrecoltă 20	Ražasmēn 20	Last day of summer: Kardisians celebrate the end of summer with a day of preparations for winter, a drinking of special brews, and fasting.
Agancsvadászat	Idangar	Lunrecoltă 2	Aratásholdja 2	Stag Hunt: The first day of stag-hunting season in Idangar, it is celebrated with a massive hunting ritual and hunt. The person who brings back the antlers with the most points gets to be the ceremonial Huntmaster for the season - this is simply a title of honor and glory and has no practical effect, but it is much coveted.
Fatkeqësardhshme	Shar	Lunrecoltă 17	Hëna e korrjes 17	Day of the Prophesied Disaster: A day to honor prophesies of a disaster that is said will one day start on this day. To honor it, they seek to avoid it, performing rituals of protection against disaster, shoring up homes and fortifying buildings, making sure people know all the ways to respond to floods, storms, and fires.
Danpredaka	Murja	Lunrecoltă 14	Žetvenimes 14	A day in Murja in which people honor the purity of their bloodlines by telling tales of their ancestors. This is a day in which marriages are arranged to maintain pure bloodlines, challenges are set to prove one's bloodline, and those who are seen as impure stay out of the way unless their work is required to serve the pure.
Danodmora	Ollygrus	Lunrecoltă 13	Žetvenimes 13	A day when imperials rest. A day when those with the resources to do nothing do nothing, and everyone else still works even though it's technically supposed to be their day of rest, too. A day to take off from obligations, not engage in the hard labors of running a noble house or wealthy consortium, and just do nothing. Maybe engage in recreation, but mostly, just laze about.
Denpochivka	Burev	Lunrecoltă 13	Zhŭtvenalun 13	A day when imperials rest. A day when those with the resources to do nothing do nothing, and everyone else still works even though it's technically supposed to be their day of rest, too. A day to take off from obligations, not engage in the hard labors of running a noble house or wealthy consortium, and just do nothing. Maybe engage in recreation, but mostly, just laze about.
Dandeljenja	Jedinstven	Lunrecoltă 11	Žetvenimjes 11	A day of gift giving, sharing, and celebrations. On this day, there is a massive gift swap throughout the community - one gift for everyone, placed in a massive pile (or piles throughout various areas for practical purposes). Everyone is given a number, every gift is numbered randomly, and that is how the gifts are exchanged. The only rule is you cannot get your own gift. After the exchange, there is a celebration with music, games, and food.
Derlius	Paurek	Lunrecoltă 1	Derliausmėn 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Ražas Novākšana	Kardis	Lunrecoltă 1	Ražasmēn 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Recolta	Affaria	Lunrecoltă 1	Lunrecoltă 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Recolta	Campurile	Lunrecoltă 1	Lunrecoltă 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Recolta	Gradina	Lunrecoltă 1	Lunrecoltă 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Recolta	Kerrem	Lunrecoltă 1	Lunrecoltă 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Recolta	Rendru	Lunrecoltă 1	Lunrecoltă 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Rekòlta	Kherephuv	Lunrecoltă 1	Kolektiribe 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Sklizeň	Fraxan	Lunrecoltă 1	Žnivýměs 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Urozhay	Tridesy	Lunrecoltă 1	Urozhayalun 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Urozhay	Vesturia	Lunrecoltă 1	Urozhayalun 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Urozhay	Vsemy	Lunrecoltă 1	Urozhayalun 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Žatva	Belasar	Lunrecoltă 1	Žnivýměs 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Žetev	Dulocha	Lunrecoltă 1	Žatvovýmes 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Žetva	Jedinstven	Lunrecoltă 1	Žetvenimjes 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Žetva	Murja	Lunrecoltă 1	Žetvenimes 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Žetva	Ollygrus	Lunrecoltă 1	Žetvenimes 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Žetva	Ottavia	Lunrecoltă 1	Žetvenimjes 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Žetva	Spokojno	Lunrecoltă 1	Žetvenimes 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Zhŭtva	Burev	Lunrecoltă 1	Zhŭtvenalun 1	The harvest festival. The morning is spent bringing in a major part of the harvest, and everyone gathers in the evening for a feast. Those too poor to hold their own feasts are invited to those with more, and those not living on farms or in lands where a harvest is to be had have smaller but still notable feasts.
Danžena	Jedinstven	Lunrăzboi 8	Ratnimjes 1	A day to honor the women (and in some parts, the gender non-conforming, trans people, and others who do not mesh with patriarchy) and the work they do that went unrecognized under imperial rule. This is a day when the contributions of women to the fight for liberation are honored and tales are told of the women who fought in the uprising.
Zhenskiyden'	Vsemy	Lunrăzboi 8	Voyennayalun 8	A day to honor the women (and in some parts, the gender non-conforming, trans people, and others who do not mesh with patriarchy) and the work they do that went unrecognized under imperial rule. This is a day when the contributions of women to the fight for liberation are honored and tales are told of the women who fought in the uprising.
Námorný Deň	Dulocha	Lunrăzboi 7	Vodnýmes 7	Dulochans honor the sea on this day. Many have games on boats. Some go swimming. Others spend time on the beach. If the weather does not permit, they simply make a small offering.
Danmolitve	Ottavia	Lunrăzboi 5	Ratnimjes 5	In Ottavia, this day is when all religious people (who believe in prayer) do so openly and in public, performing special prayer ceremonies. No prayer is illegal on this day save outright treason. People come to watch, and even those who are not religious give coins to the praying folk to be mentioned in the prayers.
Vaddisznóvadászat	Idangar	Lunrăzboi 4	Háborúshold 4	The start of the Idangarian boar hunt season. This day is marked by a ritual hunt during which only the bravest and strongest go hunting, and the whole community waits in anticipation. When they return unscathed, they are celebrated and the boar is feasted upon (if caught). If someone is harmed, they are honored as the Boar's Prey that year, given a special feast. If someone dies, no boars shall be hunted this year.
Tagasitulekulaine	Surva	Lunrăzboi 31	Sõjakuu 31	The earliest day on which the great fishing fleets will return. If return on this day, a celebration is held. If they do not return, there is a ceremony to bring good catch and good fortune to the ships and speed their return. Any person with a loved on in the fleet should go to the sea and place an offering in the waters.
Puraparamiče	Kherephuv	Lunrăzboi 26	luludǎripen 26	The old stories are stories told by people so long ago they are no longer remembered. Stories of the hunt, of survival, of great beasts, of the ancient world, reformed over and over again. Stories of love and desire, of community, of aging and birth. These stories are remembered in evolved forms ages later, and on this day, the fey and those who live among them celebrate by telling, performing, reciting, playing, or otherwise expressing what is known of them in various displays, ranging from families gathered together to hear them from the elders to children playing as them in the village green to grand theatricals at the royal palace.
Starépříběhy	Fraxan	Lunrăzboi 26	Válečnýměs 26	The old stories are stories told by people so long ago they are no longer remembered. Stories of the hunt, of survival, of great beasts, of the ancient world, reformed over and over again. Stories of love and desire, of community, of aging and birth. These stories are remembered in evolved forms ages later, and on this day, the fey and those who live among them celebrate by telling, performing, reciting, playing, or otherwise expressing what is known of them in various displays, ranging from families gathered together to hear them from the elders to children playing as them in the village green to grand theatricals at the royal palace.
Grimiznanoć	Murja	Lunrăzboi 25	Ratnimes 25	A night during which Murjans march in their crimson resplendence. Military marches, nobles riding with their forces, and songs of glory. On this night, torches line every street and lane, and the might of Murja is seen in the flickering lights as they ride or march.
Echinocţiu	Rendru	Lunrăzboi 21	Lunrăzboi 21	The spring equinox in Rendru is a night of sorrow, when the nights get shorter and the sun becomes ascendant. On this night, one tends the shadows and brings care to the house, keeping windows closed and lights out.
Prvapomlad	Dulocha	Lunrăzboi 21	Vodnýmes 21	Like most elemental communities, Dulochans celebrate this with a major festival. Music and dancing, feasting, and flowers are abundant, and everyone runs into the fields and forests to honor the blooms they find.
Vecherdocheri	Tridesy	Lunrăzboi 21	Voyennayalun 21	A day for young, new, or initiate witches. They are given the day off from any service, and the older witches take time to re-learn or revisit old tasks or to learn something completely new, skills, and abilities in order to not only refresh their memories, but to remember what it was like to be new.
Ziprimăvară	Campurile	Lunrăzboi 21	Lunrăzboi 21	First day of spring, the most important day of the year in Campurile. In Campurile, this is the day of rejuvenation, renewal, rebirth, and the utmost power of spring itself. On this day, there are massive festivals, flower costumes, the choosing of the flowergirls, the calushari dances, and powerful rituals, culminating in the burning of the effigies of winter.
Bunăziua	Gradina	Lunrăzboi 20	Lunrăzboi 20	A day to honor history, parade in the realm, and have dances and feasts. A day to be good to one another, to forgive small debts, to encourage someone to adventure, or to set out on one of your own. A day to honor the start of things, similar to the first of the year, but for those who put it off.
Dobrýden	Fraxan	Lunrăzboi 20	Válečnýměs 20	A day to honor history, parade in the realm, and have dances and feasts. A day to be good to one another, to forgive small debts, to encourage someone to adventure, or to set out on one of your own. A day to honor the start of things, similar to the first of the year, but for those who put it off.
Dobrýdeň	Belasar	Lunrăzboi 20	Válečnýměs 20	A day to honor history, parade in the realm, and have dances and feasts. A day to be good to one another, to forgive small debts, to encourage someone to adventure, or to set out on one of your own. A day to honor the start of things, similar to the first of the year, but for those who put it off.
Laćho Dĭves	Kherephuv	Lunrăzboi 20	luludǎripen 20	A day to honor history, parade in the realm, and have dances and feasts. A day to be good to one another, to forgive small debts, to encourage someone to adventure, or to set out on one of your own. A day to honor the start of things, similar to the first of the year, but for those who put it off.
Ziemasbeigas	Kardis	Lunrăzboi 20	Karamēn 20	Last day of winter: Kardisians mourn the end of winter and honor the coming of warmer weather by performing somber ceremonies. If any snow is left, they gather some up to store as a coolant. They make special desserts and sing dirges.
Luftardhmes	Shar	Lunrăzboi 18	Hëna e luftës 18	Day of the Prophesied War: A day to honor prophesies of a war that is said will one day start on this day. On this day, disagreements are settled, debts are forgiven, problems are solved nonviolently, and grudges and feuds are set aside. It is a day during which all efforts are made to end conflicts and bring peace, to put off the prophecied war longer.
Den'korony	Vesturia	Lunrăzboi 15	Voyennayalun 15	A day to honor the imperial authority. It is a national day of patriotic performances, appearances and speeches by the royal family, and tributes to the heroes of the past.
Cholovichanich	Kordonia	Lunrăzboi 12	Voyennayalun 12	A night wherein Kordonian men gather in heavy robes and burn Lilith, the traitor woman, in effigy. They hide their faces so she may not scorn them, and their leaders give speeches about the inherent supremacy of the male race. They all drink special drinks and refuse their wives this night.
Deňoštepov	Belasar	Lunrăzboi 11	Válečnýměs 11	A day of jousts. A day of tourneys during which the best jousters and spear-wielders of the realm gather for the local lords and ladies and commoners to watch them contest. Winners of the tourneys are granted a boon by their lords and declared champion, and the champions go the following year to contest before the king. The winner of national tourney is given a boon by the king. If they are not already serving in a garrison, they are given their choice of garrison to join, if they wish. Every winner is also given an apple and a flower by the local ladies.
Ditaparë	Shar	Lunrăzboi 1	Hëna e luftës 1	In Shar, this day is spent quietly keeping an eye out for portents or omens of what the coming year will hold. They have a long list of customs in terms of theri food, drink, clothing, schedule, and activities that they must adhere to on this day to prevent a year of disaster or misfortune.
Jaungadadiena	Kardis	Lunrăzboi 1	Karamēn 1	New Year's Day in Kardis is a recognition of its place as marking the coming of spring and the last days of winter. For the next three weeks, everyone will wear green to honor the spring's near arrival, and on the day of the New Year, everyone plants a seed somewhere secret.
Jertisaripen	Kherephuv	Lunrăzboi 1	luludǎripen 1	A day to ask for forgiveness for the past year. The Kherephuvians make a list and set out on this day to ask forgiveness of anyone whom they have not made amends with from the past year, doing this best to check off everyone on the list.
Naujųjųmetųdiena	Paurek	Lunrăzboi 1	Karomėn 1	The Imperials and the church celebrate the New Year with rituals of new beginnings, confessions, pardons, transitional actions, and special meals to bring luck, wealth, and achievement.
Novagodina	Burev	Lunrăzboi 1	Voennalun 1	The Imperials and the church celebrate the New Year with rituals of new beginnings, confessions, pardons, transitional actions, and special meals to bring luck, wealth, and achievement.
Novagodina	Murja	Lunrăzboi 1	Ratnimes 1	The Imperials and the church celebrate the New Year with rituals of new beginnings, confessions, pardons, transitional actions, and special meals to bring luck, wealth, and achievement.
Novagodina	Ollygrus	Lunrăzboi 1	Ratnimes 1	The Imperials and the church celebrate the New Year with rituals of new beginnings, confessions, pardons, transitional actions, and special meals to bring luck, wealth, and achievement.
Novagodina	Ottavia	Lunrăzboi 1	Ratnimjes 1	The Ottavian New Year is a day of spiritual practice. Everyone who has a faith seeks a moment of spiritual or religious reflection, and those without keep to themselves and have their own rituals. It is very individualized.
Novagodina	Spokojno	Lunrăzboi 1	Ratnimes 1	The Spokojni New Year is a day of release from a need to offer tribute or tax to the dragon. No tax or tariff is levied on this day, and anyone who buys, sells, or makes a deal is free to do so without scrutiny.
Novoleto	Dulocha	Lunrăzboi 1	Vodnýmes 1	New Year's Day in Dulocha is a day to honor time itself. It is a day to recognize the movement of time and the natural flow of the universe. Ceremonies are held every hour, but not everyone goes to every ceremony. Instead, they go to the one at the hour of their birth.
Novygod	Smeshan	Lunrăzboi 1	Voyennayalun 1	The Smeshani New Year is a day of rest and relaxation. Trading in the big trade houses is suspended, and merchants and the wealthy enjoy lavish meals. Working people, peasants, and serfs all work as a normal day.
Novygod	Tridesy	Lunrăzboi 1	Voyennayalun 1	The fey celebrate this day by taunting the Wild Hunt, toasting the nearest fairy queen and the Queen of All Faerie, and eating special meals for luck, change, and wisdom.
Novygod	Vesturia	Lunrăzboi 1	Voyennayalun 1	The Imperials and the church celebrate the New Year with rituals of new beginnings, confessions, pardons, transitional actions, and special meals to bring luck, wealth, and achievement.
Novygod	Vsemy	Lunrăzboi 1	Voyennayalun 1	New Year's Day in Vsemy is a tense day of expectation. While it is supposed to be a day of rest and reflection, almost every year, Vesturia engages in a major attack on the uprising's strongholds, and thus, it has become tradition very quickly that it is a day of expected battle. Everyone hunkers down, shares what food and drink they have, and prepares for what may come.
Novýrok	Belasar	Lunrăzboi 1	Válečnýměs 1	The fey celebrate this day by taunting the Wild Hunt, toasting the nearest fairy queen and the Queen of All Faerie, and eating special meals for luck, change, and wisdom.
Novýrok	Fraxan	Lunrăzboi 1	Válečnýměs 1	The fey celebrate this day by taunting the Wild Hunt, toasting the nearest fairy queen and the Queen of All Faerie, and eating special meals for luck, change, and wisdom.
Novýrok	Jedinstven	Lunrăzboi 1	Ratnimjes 1	New Year's Day in Jedinstven is celebrated with a day off work for everyone except those who have volunteered to work. If not enough people are working to fill every duty, elected officials fill in. It is a day of rest and reflection, in which the people plan for the future and help each other.
Újévnapja	Idangar	Lunrăzboi 1	Háborúshold 1	The Idangarian New Year is a day when spirits of the prey are free and safe, and spirits of the hunt rest. Idangarians honor this by eating no meat on this day, drinking only fresh water, and keeping an eye out for lost prey or spirits to help.
Uusaasta	Surva	Lunrăzboi 1	Sõjakuu 1	New Year's Day in Surva is a time to prepare for the voyages to come. Everyone goes to the shore and brings an offering to the sea, and those who are to set sail in the coming year, if they know they will be, bring something truly special.
Ziuanulnou	Affaria	Lunrăzboi 1	Lunrăzboi 1	The Affarian New Year is a day to decide what one will focus on in the coming year. One's health, one's mind, one's relationships, or one's self. By sunset, one must know which they hope to improve, then make a plan, which they write and keep to themselves, then spend the evening sharing a meal with those close to them.
Ziuanulnou	Campurile	Lunrăzboi 1	Lunrăzboi 1	New Year's Day in Campurile is a day of renewal. It is a day of fresh starts. Minor crimes are forgiven, people go out of their way to make amends with anyone they've had problems with, and everyone is considered to be starting anew at tasks they have unfinished or other work they need to do.
Ziuanulnou	Gradina	Lunrăzboi 1	Lunrăzboi 1	The fey celebrate this day by taunting the Wild Hunt, toasting the nearest fairy queen and the Queen of All Faerie, and eating special meals for luck, change, and wisdom.
Ziuanulnou	Kerrem	Lunrăzboi 1	Lunrăzboi 1	The Imperials and the church celebrate the New Year with rituals of new beginnings, confessions, pardons, transitional actions, and special meals to bring luck, wealth, and achievement.
Ziuanulnou	Rendru	Lunrăzboi 1	Lunrăzboi 1	The Imperials and the church celebrate the New Year with rituals of new beginnings, confessions, pardons, transitional actions, and special meals to bring luck, wealth, and achievement.
Denbásníka	Fraxan	Lunpură 8	Čistýměs 8	A day to honor poets. The art of poetry is held in high esteem in fey lands, and on Poet's Day, people give poets small coins in exchange for a quick couplet. There are poetry contests, recitals, and performances, and poets drink and eat for free all day.
Deňbásnikov	Belasar	Lunpură 8	Čistýměs 8	A day to honor poets. The art of poetry is held in high esteem in fey lands, and on Poet's Day, people give poets small coins in exchange for a quick couplet. There are poetry contests, recitals, and performances, and poets drink and eat for free all day.
Deňbásnikov	Dulocha	Lunpură 8	Striebornýmes 8	A day to honor poets. The art of poetry is held in high esteem in Dulocha, and on Poet's Day, people give poets small coins in exchange for a quick couplet. There are poetry contests, recitals, and performances, and poets drink and eat for free all day.
Ziua Poetului	Gradina	Lunpură 8	Lunpură 8	A day to honor poets. The art of poetry is held in high esteem in fey lands, and on Poet's Day, people give poets small coins in exchange for a quick couplet. There are poetry contests, recitals, and performances, and poets drink and eat for free all day.
Danporeza	Ollygrus	Lunpură 6	Čistimes 6	When taxes are due in the imperial lands. Tax-collectors, escorted by armed guards, travel the lands and collect taxes, levy them, and arrest debtors.
Den'nalog	Vesturia	Lunpură 6	Chistayalun 6	When taxes are due in the imperial lands. Tax-collectors, escorted by armed guards, travel the lands and collect taxes, levy them, and arrest debtors.
Dendanŭtsite	Burev	Lunpură 6	Chistalun 6	When taxes are due in the imperial lands. Tax-collectors, escorted by armed guards, travel the lands and collect taxes, levy them, and arrest debtors.
Mokesčiųdiena	Paurek	Lunpură 6	Grynasmėn 6	When taxes are due in the imperial lands. Tax-collectors, escorted by armed guards, travel the lands and collect taxes, levy them, and arrest debtors.
Ziua Impozitului	Rendru	Lunpură 6	Lunpură 6	When taxes are due in the imperial lands. Tax-collectors, escorted by armed guards, travel the lands and collect taxes, levy them, and arrest debtors.
Dundaübél	Colesh	Lunpură 5	Chistayalun 5	Among the Coleshi, winter is seen as the harshest part of the year, and surviving to halfway through is cause for celebration. What is left of the stories is assessed and a feast is made from what can be put together. Everyone gathers around and there is a roaring fire built. There is drinking and dancing if the weather is nice.
Sredizime	Dulocha	Lunpură 5	Striebornýmes 5	Midwinter is a festival to honor the passing of winter. Spring is nearer than not, and everyone who has survived is pleased to have made it. It is a celebration of the hard times ending and better times coming, with music, food, drink, and games.
Ziemasvidus	Kardis	Lunpură 5	Tīraismēn 5	Second most important holiday of the year. Kardisians have a huge feast, share gifts, sing winter carols, and tell scary stories. They break out the best of the winter stores. Cinnamon is part of every dish this night. An hour before midnight, they all go out into the cold and put out every light nearby if possible, waiting for a possible appearance of the midwinter elemental.
Deňživota	Dulocha	Lunpură 3	Striebornýmes 3	On this day, everyone's birthday is celebrated for the year. Presents are shared, everyone is a year older, and special meals are eaten.
Bijandipepale	Kherephuv	Lunpură 28	Festuime 28	The final day of the year is recognized by the fey as a special time, when promises and kept and deals are honored, when the dead may rise or the lost may be found. It is a time of transformation and becoming. They honor it with strange masquerades, vast celebrations, and elaborate dances.
Noch'starukhi	Tridesy	Lunpură 28	Chistayalun 28	On Crone's Night, the Tridesians honor the elder witches and bring them offerings. They do services for them, bring them food and teas, and ask nothing of them, not even instruction. They rest and tend their own magicks.
Renaştere	Gradina	Lunpură 28	Lunpură 28	The final day of the year is recognized by the fey as a special time, when promises and kept and deals are honored, when the dead may rise or the lost may be found. It is a time of transformation and becoming. They honor it with strange masquerades, vast celebrations, and elaborate dances.
Vozrozhdeniye	Tridesy	Lunpură 28	Chistayalun 28	The final day of the year is recognized by the fey as a special time, when promises and kept and deals are honored, when the dead may rise or the lost may be found. It is a time of transformation and becoming. They honor it with strange masquerades, vast celebrations, and elaborate dances.
Znovuzrodenie	Belasar	Lunpură 28	Čistýměs 28	The final day of the year is recognized by the fey as a special time, when promises and kept and deals are honored, when the dead may rise or the lost may be found. It is a time of transformation and becoming. They honor it with strange masquerades, vast celebrations, and elaborate dances.
Znovuzrození	Fraxan	Lunpură 28	Čistýměs 28	The final day of the year is recognized by the fey as a special time, when promises and kept and deals are honored, when the dead may rise or the lost may be found. It is a time of transformation and becoming. They honor it with strange masquerades, vast celebrations, and elaborate dances.
Pēdējaisniegs	Kardis	Lunpură 27	Tīraismēn 27	A day on which a future, mythological "final snowfall" is honored. A story is told of a time of endless spring that would one day come to Kardis, and everyone gathers to hear it. They drink special drinks made from melted snow mixed with milk and spices, and they listen for a while to the cold and dark winds. Eventually, very late, they all go to bed in the same room, bundled up for warmth.
Danakumulacije	Spokojno	Lunpură 25	Čistimes 25	Day of Accumulation: The day everyone brings something in tribute to the dragon ruler of Spokojno, and a smaller tribute to their local lord, and a small gift to the head of their household. The dragon, the local lords, and the heads of household in turn give something to a specific person they wish to honor.
Denzahradnický	Fraxan	Lunpură 24	Čistýměs 24	The gardens of Fraxan are celebrated on this day. Nobles craft their gardens all year for this day, to show them off and prove themselves superior to their neighbors, and commoners like to welcome friends in for a little shared midday feast in their gardens.
Zişofran	Campurile	Lunpură 21	Lunpură 21	Blooming of the Crocuses: A celebration of the crocus flower blooms, wherein Campurileans gather the flowers, spread the seeds, and engage in acts of joyous celebration. It is a day when they wear the colorful crocus blossoms and dance, sing, and play throughout the day, letting worries wait for the next dawn.
Kobaltodiena	Paurek	Lunpură 17	Grynasmėn 17	A day of national pride in Paurek. The Kobaltokardai (the army) march in blue array, and everyone gathers to cheer. The imperial family rides with them, and there are great displays of heroics and a massive tourney.
Deňmarca	Belasar	Lunpură 16	Čistýměs 16	All soldiers, knights, and other members of the Belasari military line up for parades, riding or marching through the kingdom's many towns, villages, and cities. The king rides a resplendent faeriesteed while wearing full armor.
Indulgenca	Kherephuv	Lunpură 13	Festuime 13	Carnival: A festival of indulgence, feasting, masking, and merriment, a day of pure joy during which everyone takes to the streets or the communal spaces or the village green in their most absurd outfits and dances, drinks, and eats their fill. Grand performances are put on and cups of special ceremonial drink are passed around. At the end of the night, a huge fire is lit and everyone throws offerings into it to the spirits.
Požitek	Fraxan	Lunpură 13	Čistýměs 13	Carnival: A festival of indulgence, feasting, masking, and merriment, a day of pure joy during which everyone takes to the streets or the communal spaces or the village green in their most absurd outfits and dances, drinks, and eats their fill. Grand performances are put on and cups of special ceremonial drink are passed around. At the end of the night, a huge fire is lit and everyone throws offerings into it to the spirits.
Pôžitok	Belasar	Lunpură 13	Čistýměs 13	Carnival: A festival of indulgence, feasting, masking, and merriment, a day of pure joy during which everyone takes to the streets or the communal spaces or the village green in their most absurd outfits and dances, drinks, and eats their fill. Grand performances are put on and cups of special ceremonial drink are passed around. At the end of the night, a huge fire is lit and everyone throws offerings into it to the spirits.
Svētkunakts	Kardis	Lunpură 13	Tīraismēn 13	Carnival: A festival of indulgence, feasting, masking, and merriment, a day of pure joy during which everyone takes to the streets or the communal spaces or the village green in their most absurd outfits and dances, drinks, and eats their fill. Grand performances are put on and cups of special ceremonial drink are passed around. At the end of the night, a huge fire is lit and everyone throws offerings into it to the spirits.
Ziua Grăsimii	Gradina	Lunpură 13	Lunpură 13	Carnival: A festival of indulgence, feasting, masking, and merriment, a day of pure joy during which everyone takes to the streets or the communal spaces or the village green in their most absurd outfits and dances, drinks, and eats their fill. Grand performances are put on and cups of special ceremonial drink are passed around. At the end of the night, a huge fire is lit and everyone throws offerings into it to the spirits.
Den'shchedrosti	Smeshan	Lunpură 11	Chistayalun 11	A day on which it is custom to give better deals or outright free things. A day on which the merchants give discounts, the poor give tokens, and the rich give generously.
Chystota	Kordonia	Lunpură 1	Chistayalun 1	Purification Day: This holy day of the imperial church is a day in which people are washed in to waters of the church and confess their sins, seeking to be purified. If they are found to be truly sorry, the waters will turn to flame and burn them clean. If they are not, the waters remain waters, and they are punished for their sins.
Dančistoće	Murja	Lunpură 1	Čistimes 1	Purity Day: A day when Murjans whose blood is pure are allowed to do almost anything they wish, as many laws are suspended for them this day, giving them rights to do certain trades, take liberties others cannot, and inflict punishments as they please.
Prechistvane	Burev	Lunpură 1	Chistalun 1	Purification Day: This holy day of the imperial church is a day in which people are washed in to waters of the church and confess their sins, seeking to be purified. If they are found to be truly sorry, the waters will turn to flame and burn them clean. If they are not, the waters remain waters, and they are punished for their sins.
Pročišćavanje	Ollygrus	Lunpură 1	Čistimes 1	Purification Day: This holy day of the imperial church is a day in which people are washed in to waters of the church and confess their sins, seeking to be purified. If they are found to be truly sorry, the waters will turn to flame and burn them clean. If they are not, the waters remain waters, and they are punished for their sins.
Dankrvi	Murja	Lunospăț 9	Gozbenimes 9	A day of blood testing. Murjan scholars and mages test the blood of all children under the age of 1 on this day to test their purity. If impurities are found, the birthing parent and the child are marked as impure and cast out of their otherwise pure households. If they are found to be pure, the child is marked as pure, and the household celebrates with a feast. The child is then given a Pure Name.
Deňohňa	Belasar	Lunospăț 6	Svátečníměs	The Day of Fire in Belasar is a presentation of medieval artillery. People go out into the fields and watch as the faeriefire cannons are tested and gunpowder devices are shown off. A 7-gun (cannon) salute is fired for the king. This display is in part an act of defiance to Faerie, which has outlawed gunpowder.
Sirmainānakts	Kardis	Lunospăț 30	Svētkumēn 30	A night when the rime of frost that forms overnight is held dear. Kardisian children try to place things on windows and other objects to make sure special patterns form over night, and adults look for symbols in the morning to see what omens might be found.
Běžeckýden	Virpristati	Lunospăț 28	Svátečníměs 28	On this day, every year, the people in Virpristat begin running and do not stop until they are exhausted. No one can explain why. No one has been able to prevent it. People who cannot walk find other ways to move. Everyone finds a way to move. Babies crawl. Everyone goes into a fugue, running or clambering as best they can, until they can't anymore. When they awaken, it is custom to help each other find their way home.
Deňbúrky	Dulocha	Lunospăț 26	Búrkovýmes 26	This day honors the storm elementals. They make offerings in the fields and forests, placing special sacks of rice, stones, and old coins out for the storms. If the storms are pleased, no lightning will strike nearby. If they are displeased, lightning will bring disaster somewhere nearby.
Izkuplenie	Burev	Lunospăț 24	Praznichnalun 24	Day of Redemption: In the imperial church, the Day of Redemption is a day when prisoners' sentences end and those who have confessed are done with their punishments. They are taken to a pool or pond, washed in clean waters, blessed by the sacerdos, and told to sin no more. Others with minor sins may be washed and cleansed without confessing, and baptisms happen on this day as well.
Raliklynkiv	Kordonia	Lunospăț 22	Pirshayalun 22	The Kordonian men gather naked but for their swords and perform a ritual dance marking their supremacy. Yes, really.
Satraseljavanja	Odekenean	Lunospăț 19	Gozbenimes 19	The Odekeneans are people who were displaced by the dragon of Spokojno, and on this day, at the 11th hour of the day, they hold a somber ceremony marking the exact start of the displacement. This is a memorial to those who were lost, those who were left behind, and those who left never to be seen again.
Danakcije	Ottavia	Lunospăț 18	Gozbenimjes 18	On this day, one acts on their faith, if the act is legal. It is a day when everyone gathers for mass, a meeting of minds, or any other spiritual gathering, and then go and spend the day acting on the lessons learned from their beliefs.
Dangrada	Jedinstven	Lunospăț 15	Gozbenimjes 15	A day when everyone gets into costumes and parades through the city, celebrating every neighborhood and the various civic institutions. Local leaders and council members wear special outfits and give out tokens and trinkets to partiers, and everyone drinks and eats for free.
Danpomračenja	Kupci	Lunospăț 12	Gozbenimes 12	The Kupci were criminalized long ago, cast out of polite society because they allegedly violated Divine Law. On this day, they mark the event that cast them out, known as the Darkening, and speak ancient rituals in the Cant. At night, they go on a raid, stealing from the nearest temple they can get into safely.
Deňvedy	Dulocha	Lunospăț 10	Búrkovýmes 10	This day honors those who study nature scientifically. The naturalists and philosophers of the elemental give special talks to the community, sharing knowledge and inviting people to join them in study, recruiting new students, and those who have graduated rejoin the community.
Den'osvobozhdeniya	Vsemy	Lunospăț 1	Pirshayalun 1	A celebration of the day the uprising against Vesturia began. The Vsemian people gather together. There are parades honoring the revolutionaries, feasts where everyone shares food, and speeches given by the leaders of the communes.
Svetiyatden	Burev	Lunospăț 1	Praznichnalun 1	A day during which the saints of the imperial church are honored, specifically the saints recognized by the Burevi church. Those named for a saint must make a sacrifice to that saint on this day, and those not must choose a saint to make an offering to.
Dankazne	Ollygrus	Lunnuntă 6	Svadbenimes 4	A holiday of the Imperial Church on which those who wish to confess their sins, come forward, and are punished and forgiven. This is a day of clemency with very strict rules. Heretics and murderers will be spared death if they confess on this day, but still face severe punishment. Minor infractions range from one lash to ten. Moderate infractions may face minor prison time or more lashes. Major infractions face prison, enslavement, or worse, but the punishments are always less than what they would be if they were confessed to on another day.
Denʹpokarannya	Kordonia	Lunnuntă 6	Svadebnayalun 6	A holiday of the Imperial Church on which those who wish to confess their sins, come forward, and are punished and forgiven. This is a day of clemency with very strict rules. Heretics and murderers will be spared death if they confess on this day, but still face severe punishment. Minor infractions range from one lash to ten. Moderate infractions may face minor prison time or more lashes. Major infractions face prison, enslavement, or worse, but the punishments are always less than what they would be if they were confessed to on another day.
Dennakazanieto	Burev	Lunnuntă 6	Svatbenalun 6	A holiday of the Imperial Church on which those who wish to confess their sins, come forward, and are punished and forgiven. This is a day of clemency with very strict rules. Heretics and murderers will be spared death if they confess on this day, but still face severe punishment. Minor infractions range from one lash to ten. Moderate infractions may face minor prison time or more lashes. Major infractions face prison, enslavement, or worse, but the punishments are always less than what they would be if they were confessed to on another day.
Danočeva	Murja	Lunnuntă 4	Svadbenimes 4	A day to honor the head of the household, the patriarch, the father. It is a day when the father's authority is praised. He is given special gifts from his sons, his daughters craft him something special (usually clothing), and his wife is required to do his bidding without question. If any transgressions are committed this day, punishments are harsher.
Danočeva	Ollygrus	Lunnuntă 4	Svadbenimes 4	A day to honor the head of the household, the patriarch, the father. It is a day when the father's authority is praised. He is given special gifts from his sons, his daughters craft him something special (usually clothing), and his wife is required to do his bidding without question. If any transgressions are committed this day, punishments are harsher.
Den'ottsa	Vesturia	Lunnuntă 4	Svadebnayalun 4	A day to honor the head of the household, the patriarch, the father. It is a day when the father's authority is praised. He is given special gifts from his sons, his daughters craft him something special (usually clothing), and his wife is required to do his bidding without question. If any transgressions are committed this day, punishments are harsher.
Denʹbatʹka	Kordonia	Lunnuntă 4	Svadebnayalun 4	A day to honor the head of the household, the patriarch, the father. It is a day when the father's authority is praised. He is given special gifts from his sons, his daughters craft him something special (usually clothing), and his wife is required to do his bidding without question. If any transgressions are committed this day, punishments are harsher.
Denbashtata	Burev	Lunnuntă 4	Svatbenalun 6	A day to honor the head of the household, the patriarch, the father. It is a day when the father's authority is praised. He is given special gifts from his sons, his daughters craft him something special (usually clothing), and his wife is required to do his bidding without question. If any transgressions are committed this day, punishments are harsher.
Tėvodiena	Paurek	Lunnuntă 4	Vestuviųmėn 4	A day to honor the head of the household, the patriarch, the father. It is a day when the father's authority is praised. He is given special gifts from his sons, his daughters craft him something special (usually clothing), and his wife is required to do his bidding without question. If any transgressions are committed this day, punishments are harsher.
Ziua Tatălui	Kerrem	Lunnuntă 4	Lunnuntă 21	A day to honor the head of the household, the patriarch, the father. It is a day when the father's authority is praised. He is given special gifts from his sons, his daughters craft him something special (usually clothing), and his wife is required to do his bidding without question. If any transgressions are committed this day, punishments are harsher.
Ziua Tatălui	Rendru	Lunnuntă 4	Lunnuntă 21	A day to honor the head of the household, the patriarch, the father. It is a day when the father's authority is praised. He is given special gifts from his sons, his daughters craft him something special (usually clothing), and his wife is required to do his bidding without question. If any transgressions are committed this day, punishments are harsher.
Relaksacia	Kherephuv	Lunnuntă 29	Kraljicakićhon 29	Day of Rest: On this day, Kherephuvians sleep all day unless required in service to their lords.
Liūdesionaktis	Paurek	Lunnuntă 25	Vestuviųmėn 25	On this night, the second emperor of Paurek killed himself after his eldest son was slain in battle. His daughter's husband, poised to take over, came to the emperor to tell of the slain son and to report another sorrow - they had lost their child. As well as this, the emperor also learned that his mother had died when her caretakers came to him. Overwhelmed with too many sorrows, he leapt from the highest tower and stained the walls of his castle. To honor this tragedy, Paurekis seal their homes - locking doors and windows - and sing by low light of the saddest of nights. They share a special soup and resolve to wake to a better day.
Päikesetõus	Surva	Lunnuntă 23	Pulmakuu 23	This is the day they celebrate the departure of ships on the suntide. This is a day of goodbyes, wishes of good harvest (for fishing) or trading, and giving of special charms to sailors. On this day, sailors' children are given presents from any sailors in port, sailors are given kisses from elders (of any gender) if welcome, and any who stay home perform special rites to bring protection to those who go out to sea.
Den'sveta	Quvetsaili	Lunnuntă 22	Svadebnayalun 22	The Quvetsali celebrate this day by lining streets or paths with small candles, then having a ritual procession through them. At the end of the procession, a larger fire is lit, surrounded by mirrors and lenses to create a huge beacon that shines and is honored throughout the region.
Noaptescurtă	Rendru	Lunnuntă 21	Lunnuntă 21	Summer solstice. This is the night the light begins to fade. Rendruans celebrate the weakening of the sun and the coming of shadows by mocking the sun with huge fires and lights. They call to the moons and night and sing great songs that boast of the coming dark.
Prvopoletje	Dulocha	Lunnuntă 21	Kvetinovýmes 21	Dulochans honor the start of summer with a festival. They have a feast of acorns, walnuts, and other nuts (stop you pervert), and everyone competes in games, enjoys music and dances, and sleeps outside if the weather permits.
Zivară	Campurile	Lunnuntă 21	Lunnuntă 21	First day of summer. The Campurileans honor the end of spring and the warmth of summer, the bright flowers, and the sun itself. They have a great festival, share works of beauty, and make sure everyone is fed and taken care of. Special wines and nectars are drunk, and a meal of fruit and nuts is part of the feast.
Pavasarabeigas	Kardis	Lunnuntă 20	Kāzumēn 20	Last day of spring. Kardisians honor the end of spring by having a special stew of the last winter meats and vegetables.
Încreștere	Gradina	Lunnuntă 16	Lunnuntă 16	Day of Rising: A holiday of the fey peoples wherein the fey or anyone who celebrates this day gather at dawn to dance, gather flowers, and share trinkets of appreciation. Children are encouraged to frolic until they tire; couples have hand fasting ceremonies; and special songs are sung until midmorning.
Povstání	Fraxan	Lunnuntă 16	Svatebníměs 16	Day of Rising: A holiday of the fey peoples wherein the fey or anyone who celebrates this day gather at dawn to dance, gather flowers, and share trinkets of appreciation. Children are encouraged to frolic until they tire; couples have hand fasting ceremonies; and special songs are sung until midmorning.
Rastúci	Belasar	Lunnuntă 16	Svatebníměs 16	Day of Rising: A holiday of the fey peoples wherein the fey or anyone who celebrates this day gather at dawn to dance, gather flowers, and share trinkets of appreciation. Children are encouraged to frolic until they tire; couples have hand fasting ceremonies; and special songs are sung until midmorning.
Uśtipen	Kherephuv	Lunnuntă 16	Kraljicakićhon 16	Day of Rising: A holiday of the fey peoples wherein the fey or anyone who celebrates this day gather at dawn to dance, gather flowers, and share trinkets of appreciation. Children are encouraged to frolic until they tire; couples have hand fasting ceremonies; and special songs are sung until midmorning.
Daudzuēnunakts	Vartsargu	Lunnuntă 14	Kāzumēn 14	On this night, the Vartsargu turn off every light in their homes. They close their eyes, and they imagine themselves. They let the shadow and dark enshroud them, and they breathe in the night. They find a place where their bodies end and the darkness begins, and they let the boundaries blur. It is a night of communing with the dark and letting your sense of self fade until you are simply part of it.
Ryzhevatvym	Vsemy	Lunnuntă 11	Svadebnayalun 11	A day on which the flag of Vsemy is flown, an orange banner of liberation and rallying, and people wear the color orange openly in spite of laws in Vesturia against it.
Danobreda	Ottavia	Lunnuntă 10	Svadbenimjes 10	This day in Ottavia is a day in which all religions and any practice that involves spiritual or magical rites gathers to show others the way they operate, if permitted by their beliefs.
Ziua Copilului	Kerrem	Lunnuntă 1	Lunnuntă 1	Children are kept inside for fear they will be taken on this day. Music plays from nowhere, and children are hypnotized and taken away if someone turns away for even just a moment. The dark is feared, the quiet is a threat, and everyone dresses their children in special outfits in the hopes it will spare them.
Noaptea Minții	Affaria	Lunmare 8	Lunmare 8	On this night, the Affarian people gather together for contests of the mind. They have puzzles, riddles, and games testing one's skill in reading, spelling, basic math, history, or knowledge of one's craft. Tongue twisters and other recitations are part of the fun as well.
Ilgas	Kardis	Lunmare 5	Lielaismēn 5	Longing for Winter. Kardisians honor the long hours until winter on midsummer by taking out any stored snow and drinking the water. They have a small, simple meal, and play games that mimic winter games - fake snow fights using clumps of cloth, for example - and sing carols of winter backward.
Kresnipoletje	Dulocha	Lunmare 5	Koreňovýmes 27	Midsummer is honored in Dulocha with a communal dance. Everyone arranges in large concentric circles, dancing in great rings, and pair off slowly but surely, eventually creating dozens of pairs that dance specific parts of the traditional performance. At the end of it, everyone shares food and drink.
Mijloculverii	Campurile	Lunmare 5	Lunmare 5	Midsummer is celebrated with another festival, smaller than the solstice festival, but still substantial. Everyone wears green and yellow, and there are big communal dances. Contests to find hidden acorns or other nuts are held for the children, and simple field games are played by all.
Jumătatan	Kerrem	Lunmare 30	Lunmare 30	The halfway point of the year according to imperial standards. The day is a day of rest for all. It is illegal to engage in certain kinds of work on this day - anything not necessary to survival - and anyone who violates this can be punished with hard labor. Most people stay inside and rest, except those who must do the vital tasks, such as fighting fires, healing and medicine, providing food, or serving the rich.
Polovingodina	Burev	Lunmare 30	Velikalun 30	The halfway point of the year according to imperial standards. The day is a day of rest for all. It is illegal to engage in certain kinds of work on this day - anything not necessary to survival - and anyone who violates this can be punished with hard labor. Most people stay inside and rest, except those who must do the vital tasks, such as fighting fires, healing and medicine, providing food, or serving the rich.
Polugodiye	Vesturia	Lunmare 30	Velikayalun 30	The halfway point of the year according to imperial standards. The day is a day of rest for all. It is illegal to engage in certain kinds of work on this day - anything not necessary to survival - and anyone who violates this can be punished with hard labor. Most people stay inside and rest, except those who must do the vital tasks, such as fighting fires, healing and medicine, providing food, or serving the rich.
Pusėmetų	Paurek	Lunmare 30	Didysismėn 30	The halfway point of the year according to imperial standards. The day is a day of rest for all. It is illegal to engage in certain kinds of work on this day - anything not necessary to survival - and anyone who violates this can be punished with hard labor. Most people stay inside and rest, except those who must do the vital tasks, such as fighting fires, healing and medicine, providing food, or serving the rich.
Deňkoreňov	Dulocha	Lunmare 27	Koreňovýmes 27	Day of Connection: On this day Dulochans go into the wilderness, seeking a tree with deep roots, and they perform a ritual under it. They gather under the tree, led by a druid or other spiritual leader, and commune with its roots, seeking their deepest reaches, connecting to the world. During this ceremony, they send their love and respect to the elementals of the world, and the whole community is welcomed as part of nature, learning their place in the ecosystem.
Ziua Fântânii	Gradina	Lunmare 24	Lunmare 24	A holiday for the well at which the princess traded golden gifts to save Trandafiru. Everyone places a shiny thing outside the nearest well as an offering, water is blessed, and everyone drinks it form special gourds.
Ugsaatanajḫüni	Colesh	Lunmare 23	Velikayalun 23	A night in which many Coleshi peoples perform ceremonies to commune with or honor their ancestors. A spiritual night of rituals and visions where people seek wisdom. Those who are not part of the ceremonies may bring questions to the shamans for wisdom from the ancestors.
Kartuviųdiena	Paurek	Lunmare 19	Didysismėn 19	On this day, Paurekis gather to watch the hangings of condemned criminals. It is a massive picnic and celebration of justice.
Danpodručja	Spokojno	Lunmare 18	Velikimes 18	Day of Territory: A national holiday in Spokojno in which the borders of the country and its internal fiefdoms are offiicially marked, parades are held along the borders as the forces of the internal fiefdoms show honor and respect to one another, and the dragon surveys his domain with a long flight around the entire borders. People come out to see the parades and the dragon, and officials hand out special maps for local leaders to use.
Den'tsaritsy	Vesturia	Lunmare 16	Velikayalun 16	The day to honor and celebrate the czarina of Vesturia. A parade is held in her honor, and a tourney is held for knights to gain her favor. Commoners are given time to enjoy both if they are in the capital, and those outside the capital are given leave to celebrate for an hour of the day with a drink and toast to her honor and a small cake.
Diveskraljicako	Kherephuv	Lunmare 16	Preparacia 16	A day on which Queen Matuya is celebrated. Considered her birthday, gifts are sent to her (usually useless trinkets from the common folk, but nobles try to outdo one another on this day). A pageant is held in the royal court wherein noble girls compete for the Queen's approval and to be part of her personal retinue. Commoners dress up in mock finery and dance in the streets, eating cake and drinking cheap wine.
Ziua Reginei	Gradina	Lunmare 16	Lunmare 16	A day to honor the Queen of All Fairies, whom Princ Trandafiru pays fealty to in Faerie. On this day, a toast is given to the Queen, everyone shares gifts, and a pageant is held wherein the commoners and nobles dress in finery or the best they can find while the local lord judges whom in the realm is worth a single fraction of the Queen's beauty.
Den'vozvrashcheniya	Smeshan	Lunmare 14	Velikayalun 14	A day on which anything bought or traded may be returned without offense and without argument. Merchants take back broken wares, gifts are returned if unwanted, and anyone hurt or offended is seen as the offender.
Glorîntunecată	Rendru	Lunmare 13	Lunmare 13	Day of Glory: On this day, Malaereans in Rendru celebrate the coup they staged to takeover the kingdom. This is a secret day, a day only the powerful Malaereans recognize or celebrate. They have private gatherings, toast to their success, and plot their future. At night, they perform a ritual mortal sacrifice of a Rendruan noble.
Noch'sekretov	Nevysloveny	Lunmare 12	Velikayalun 12	On this night, the Nevysloveny have a secret ritual the GM will only reveal if someone plays one.
Groazăsărbătorire	Kerrem	Lunmare 10	Lunmare 10	Goblins of Kerrem have a sprawling, debauched party and craft terrible illusions that come alive and wander the countryside. The goblins tell disturbing tales and eat a feast of meat and mushrooms and blood wines. They entertain themselves by tormenting peasants and serfs and slaves.
Tanets Fei	Tridesy	Lunmare 10	Velikayalun 10	A massive dance festival held by the whole tsardom. Everyone dances in wild circles for hours, not tiring, until it reaches a wild, fey frenzy.
Te Ačhes Upre	Kherephuv	Lunmare 1	Preparacia 1	Night of Tales: On this night in Kherephuv, children stay up to hear stories from the grandparents, who tell specific tales saved only for this night. One tale of love, one of hate, and one of adventure.
Adevărata Coroană	Gradina	Lunîntunecată 9	Lunîntunecată 9	True Crown Night: The night honors the defeat of the false royal family and the rise of Trandafiru in the old tales. On this night, everyone wears a colorful fake crown, attends a big party, and one person has the "true" crown, which has a special mark on its interior. Everyone trades crowns through the night, dances, eats, and shares songs and tales. Just before midnight, everyone checks inside their crown, and if they have the "true crown", they are made King/Queen/Sovereign of the Night, given a special stick (usually a weak stick decorated with flowers and feathers), and encourage to chase the pretenders away. Everyone else flees as the Sovereign whacks at them with the floppy stick, and the last person out of the building other than the Sovereign is "captured" and made the "Spouse/King/Queen" for the night. Depending on preference, this may lead to an intimate encounter, a special dance, or just a good laugh and a nice in a softer bed than usual.
Galḫüni	Colesh	Lunîntunecată 8	Temnayalun 8	Bonfire Night: Bonfires are lit, and people find their way out into the fields and wilderness to make love, celebrate with foods and indulgences, and keep warm through the spring night. The fires honor the coming summer and the warmth that it will bring, and people wear flowers, dance around maypoles, and perform various ceremonies.
Denopravy	Fraxan	Lunîntunecată 6	Temnýměs 6	A day when the crafters and artisans open their doors to all, subsidized by the crown, to repair, fix, craft, build, or otherwise make things for people who need them.
Den'dolgov	Smeshan	Lunîntunecată 4	Temnayalun 4	This day is a day set aside for paying debts. If someone makes an earnest attempt to pay their debts on this day, even if they cannot meet the full debt, there is an onus on the debtee to forgive part of what is left, postpone deadlines, and find clemency.
Apgailestavimonaktis	Paurek	Lunîntunecată 31	Tamsusismėn 31	On this night, Paurekis build a great fire, and everyone brings their regrets - either objects representing them, papers with them written down, or some trinket worth sacrificing - and they burn them, offering regret up to the spirits, resolving to start anew the next day.
Noaptea Numelui	Affaria	Lunîntunecată 30	Lunîntunecată 30	On this night, the best performers in all previous nights - Body, Mind, Heart, and Soul - complete against other champions to have an overall winner for the year. The four best are given 10 coin and a minor boon from their lord.
Noapteapriveghi	Kerrem	Lunîntunecată 27	Lunîntunecată 27	Vigilance: On this night, Kerremians stay up and place out offerings to the spirits who bring nightmares. If they fall asleep, they risk being taken away to the realm of nightmares, and thus, they do everything they can to stay awake until dawn.
Kuutõusulaine	Surva	Lunîntunecată 24	Pimekuu 24	This is the day they celebrate those still at sea and those lost at sea. It is a day of mourning, a day of hope for return, a day of rituals to protect from winter storms, a day to calm the seas. Those who are at home waiting perform rituals and share a small feast of preserved fish and fresh bread and cold water. Those at sea perform a ritual to the seas and storms that sacrifices wine brought specially for this purpose. If someone drinks this wine before it can be used, it is bad luck (and punished harshly).
Noćbdijenja	Ollygrus	Lunîntunecată 24	Tamnimes 24	A night of holy vigil for those who are to be knighted by the king or the lords. This night, candidates for knighthood are sent to a quiet grove or pool or some local outdoor location, no matter the weather, and they spend the night in prayer and vigil. If they are worthy, they will have had a vision of Divine power over night.
Trešāziemas	Kardis	Lunîntunecată 23	Tumšaismēn 23	Third day of winter. The last day of the opening winter celebrations in Kardis. On this day, everyone relaxes, sleeps in, and has a smaller meal, but with sweets. They still sing, they still dance, and they still share presents, but it is a slower day, and when the sun sets, they all go to work preparing for what comes next.
Otrāziemas	Kardis	Lunîntunecată 22	Tumšaismēn 22	Second day of winter: On the second day of winter, the festival continues. Kardisians wear holly leaves and berries, sing their winter carols, and perform ritual dances. As the sun sets, they light massive bonfires and bring offerings, then drink the night away.
Dlhýspánok	Belasar	Lunîntunecată 21	Svátečníměs 21	The longest night of the year, during which the fey perform rituals before they go to sleep so that they might have sacred dreams. The rituals always involve special teas before bed, tellings of the most ancient bedtime tales, and being in bed and not leaving from sundown to sun up.
Dlouhýspánek	Fraxan	Lunîntunecată 21	Svátečníměs 21	The longest night of the year, during which the fey perform rituals before they go to sleep so that they might have sacred dreams. The rituals always involve special teas before bed, tellings of the most ancient bedtime tales, and being in bed and not leaving from sundown to sun up.
Noaptelungă	Rendru	Lunîntunecată 21	Lunîntunecată 21	Winter solstice: On the longest night, the Rendruans have their biggest celebration of the dark. No light is allowed to be lit at all this day. When the sun sets, the parties begin as people feast, drink, sing, dance, and play games in the darkening world, staying up all night.
Pirmāziema	Kardis	Lunîntunecată 21	Tumšaismēn 21	First day of winter, most important holiday of the year in Kardis. On this day, Kardisians hold a massive festival and feast. They have games in the snow (if any), build ice sculptures, and sing the carols of winter. They roast boar and bull and stag, drink special spiced wines, and perform a ritual sacrifice to honor the elementals of winter.
Prvazima	Dulocha	Lunîntunecată 21	Mrazivýmesiac 21	The first day of winter is celebrated with a small feast. Everyone gathers and brings something to share, and presents are handed around to the children. They make offerings to the long night, sing special songs, and have warm drinks. Children go to bed late.
Somnlung	Gradina	Lunîntunecată 21	Lunîntunecată 21	The longest night of the year, during which the fey perform rituals before they go to sleep so that they might have sacred dreams. The rituals always involve special teas before bed, tellings of the most ancient bedtime tales, and being in bed and not leaving from sundown to sun up.
Zuralo Suno	Kherephuv	Lunîntunecată 21	Oodmor 21	The longest night of the year, during which the fey perform rituals before they go to sleep so that they might have sacred dreams. The rituals always involve special teas before bed, tellings of the most ancient bedtime tales, and being in bed and not leaving from sundown to sun up.
Danmoći	Spokojno	Lunîntunecată 17	Tamnimes 17	Day of Power: A day for contests of power. Physical, mental, emotional, or magical power are displayed or used in contests. Competitons abound, and the victors of each are rewarded richly by the dragon lord of Spokojno.
Dandogme	Ottavia	Lunîntunecată 15	Tamnimjes 15	On this day, religious leaders gather for debate. They announce major doctrinal changes or updates, and they share dogmatic practices with their followers, if relevant to their faith.
Zispânz	Campurile	Lunîntunecată 12	Lunîntunecată 12	Blooming of the Hellebores: A celebration of the hellebore flower blooms, wherein Campurileans gather the flowers, spread the seeds, and share gifts with one another. During the day, it is a time of generosity and cheer, and at night, they wear the flowers in their hair and seek lovers anonymously, wearing special masks, and no act this night is considered infidelity.
Molitva	Burev	Lunîntunecată 10-16	Tŭmnalun 10-16	Week of Prayer: A week in the tenth month during which those in the imperial church are expected to spend four hours of the day in prayer. Two before dawn, two after sunset. They must speak no words, do no work, respond to nothing, and in fact not even save themselves from danger for those four hours, kneeling in the dark and praying for their own salvation and the good of the empire(s). Many gather in the churches to pray together, while others do so in special places in their homes. If one is out and about when the appointed time comes, one must go to the nearest place safe to kneel and begin to pray, no matter what. If there is no good place to kneel, they must kneel and pray in a bad place. Anyone caught violating this is considered in a state of sin by the church and subject to punishment.
Sedmicamolitve	Ollygrus	Lunîntunecată 10-16	Tamnimes 10-16	Week of Prayer: A week in the tenth month during which those in the imperial church are expected to spend four hours of the day in prayer. Two before dawn, two after sunset. They must speak no words, do no work, respond to nothing, and in fact not even save themselves from danger for those four hours, kneeling in the dark and praying for their own salvation and the good of the empire(s). Many gather in the churches to pray together, while others do so in special places in their homes. If one is out and about when the appointed time comes, one must go to the nearest place safe to kneel and begin to pray, no matter what. If there is no good place to kneel, they must kneel and pray in a bad place. Anyone caught violating this is considered in a state of sin by the church and subject to punishment.
Tyzhdenʹmolytvy	Kordonia	Lunîntunecată 10-16	Temnayalun 10-16	Week of Prayer: A week in the tenth month during which those in the imperial church are expected to spend four hours of the day in prayer. Two before dawn, two after sunset. They must speak no words, do no work, respond to nothing, and in fact not even save themselves from danger for those four hours, kneeling in the dark and praying for their own salvation and the good of the empire(s). Many gather in the churches to pray together, while others do so in special places in their homes. If one is out and about when the appointed time comes, one must go to the nearest place safe to kneel and begin to pray, no matter what. If there is no good place to kneel, they must kneel and pray in a bad place. Anyone caught violating this is considered in a state of sin by the church and subject to punishment.
Den'svobody	Vesturia	Lunîntunecată 10	Temnayalun 10	A day imperials celebrate their freedom. This is a day that is spun as a day to celebrate personal and individual freedoms, but truly, it is a day where they flaunt privileges. They do things others can't. They flaunt wealth and power in public displays. They use more resources than others - burning more firewood or coal, riding magnificent steeds, parading their houses and power. It is a day most view as cruel, but the imperial powers-that-be celebrate as the patriotic height of their freedoms.
Noapteliberă	Rendru	Lunîntunecată 10	Lunîntunecată 10	Night of Liberty: A night imperials celebrate their freedom. This is a day that is spun as a day to celebrate personal and individual freedoms, but truly, it is a day where they flaunt privileges. They do things others can't. They flaunt wealth and power in public displays. They use more resources than others - burning more firewood or coal, riding magnificent steeds, parading their houses and power. It is a day most view as cruel, but the imperial powers-that-be celebrate as the patriotic height of their freedoms.
Paredzēšana	Kardis	Lunîntunecată 1	Tumšaismēn 1	Anticipation of winter: This marks the start of the winter celebrations, several weeks before the first day of winter. Kardisians begin preparations on their homes, both practical and festive, and begin prepping the herring. At the end of the day, if it is not snowing, they will go out and sing together. If it is snowing, families stay in and share songs.
Radnidan	Spokojno	Lunfertilă 9	Plodnimes 9	Day of Discipline: A day for training and committing. A day to establish routines, teach others, and make decisions. The dragon requires on this day that his disciples send him their plans for the year, what they intend to train in, how they intend to do it, and the schedule they intend to keep.
Danmajki	Murja	Lunfertilă 7	Plodnimes 7	A celebration of mothers and maternal figures. The mother is given a day of rest as her daughters take over her duties. If she has no daughters, she does not get rest, but she is given presents by her sons. She is honored for her obedience by her husband. Unwed mothers are given a chance to find a husband on this day, but they must prove themselves truly servile.
Den'materi	Tridesy	Lunfertilă 7	Plodorodnayalun 7	A day in which the Mother-Witch is honored. This is a day when witches give rest to the Mother-Witch, taking on her duties and making sure she has no worries or needs.
Den'materi	Vesturia	Lunfertilă 7	Plodorodnayalun 7	A celebration of mothers and maternal figures. The mother is given a day of rest as her daughters take over her duties. If she has no daughters, she does not get rest, but she is given presents by her sons. She is honored for her obedience by her husband. Unwed mothers are given a chance to find a husband on this day, but they must prove themselves truly servile.
Denmaĭkata	Burev	Lunfertilă 7	Plodorodnalun 7	A celebration of mothers and maternal figures. The mother is given a day of rest as her daughters take over her duties. If she has no daughters, she does not get rest, but she is given presents by her sons. She is honored for her obedience by her husband. Unwed mothers are given a chance to find a husband on this day, but they must prove themselves truly servile.
Majčindan	Ollygrus	Lunfertilă 7	Plodnimes 7	A celebration of mothers and maternal figures. The mother is given a day of rest as her daughters take over her duties. If she has no daughters, she does not get rest, but she is given presents by her sons. She is honored for her obedience by her husband. Unwed mothers are given a chance to find a husband on this day, but they must prove themselves truly servile.
Motinodiena	Paurek	Lunfertilă 7	Derlingasismėn 7	A celebration of mothers and maternal figures. The mother is given a day of rest as her daughters take over her duties. If she has no daughters, she does not get rest, but she is given presents by her sons. She is honored for her obedience by her husband. Unwed mothers are given a chance to find a husband on this day, but they must prove themselves truly servile.
Ziua Mamei	Kerrem	Lunfertilă 7	Lunfertilă 3	A celebration of mothers and maternal figures. The mother is given a day of rest as her daughters take over her duties. If she has no daughters, she does not get rest, but she is given presents by her sons. She is honored for her obedience by her husband. Unwed mothers are given a chance to find a husband on this day, but they must prove themselves truly servile.
Ziua Mamei	Rendru	Lunfertilă 7	Lunfertilă 3	A celebration of mothers and maternal figures. The mother is given a day of rest as her daughters take over her duties. If she has no daughters, she does not get rest, but she is given presents by her sons. She is honored for her obedience by her husband. Unwed mothers are given a chance to find a husband on this day, but they must prove themselves truly servile.
Deňštítov	Belasar	Lunfertilă 6	Úrodnýměs 6	The soldiers march with their shields, the knights have tourneys in which they show off their defensive abilities, and the shieldmakers and armorers display their best works. If the king is in need of new personal guards, he names them this day.
Dita e Fateve	Shar	Lunfertilă 3	Hëna pjellore 3	A day to honor the three Fates, the ancient spirits who live in a cave somewhere in the world and weave the fate of all who exist. On this day, they are honored by offerings of weavings or textiles of some kind, special tea rituals, and answering the call of fate if one has felt it.
Kraljevrođendan	Ollygrus	Lunfertilă 29	Plodnimes 29	A celebration of the birthday of the king of Ollygrus. On this day, everyone must honor the king in word and deed. Toasts given, speeches made, a ritual greeting ("bless the king this day and all days"), and anyone who fails in this is arrested. The king makes a speech for which thousands gather, and a feast is held for his most favored noble followers.
Danzajednice	Jedinstven	Lunfertilă 27	Plodnimjes 27	This day is a day set aside for paying debts. If someone makes an earnest attempt to pay their debts on this day, even if they cannot meet the full debt, there is an onus on the debtee to forgive part of what is left, postpone deadlines, and find clemency.
Zibujorului	Campurile	Lunfertilă 26	Lunfertilă 26	Blooming of the Peonies: A celebration of the peony flower blooms, wherein Campurileans gather the flowers, spread the seeds, and settle matters of honor. If one has been slighted or feels their honor is blemished, on this day, they are obligated to address it, and those whom they have slighted or have slighted them are obligated to give them an opportunity to settle the issue without violence.
Danpodmaskama	Murja	Lunfertilă 20	Plodnimes 20	A day on which the sacred masks of each noble house are worn. They are taken out of their places of honor, and the patriarch and heir of each family wears one of the two masks. They meet at a red-draped ballroom and perform a ritual sacrifice, and then the women come in with their own masks. A dance is held, and at the end of the day, they eat a completely silent feast.
Schimbareanopții	Gradina	Lunfertilă 19	Lunfertilă 19	Transformation Night: A celebration of the story of Princ Trandafiru, who turns into a pumpkin by day. On this night, everyone is given a pumpkin to carve, and the one who makes the best carving gets to visit the Princ later in the month, one from every fiefdom within the principality. The pumpkins are then blessed and displayed for the rest of the summer, glowing softly in the night.
Torgovyden'	Smeshan	Lunfertilă 19	Plodorodnayalun 19	Day of Trades: A massive market day in the city of Smeshan where bartering is done and there are no taxes on trades. This is a day when the Smeshani come from all around the city and surrounds to bring something to trade, find good deals, and enjoy special treats. The great market is a mixture of market and festival.
Den'zmei	Vesturia	Lunfertilă 16	Plodorodnayalun 16	A day to honor the Serpent Goddess of Vesturia. A religious holy day in which everyone goes to church, makes offerings or sacrifices, and no snake is allowed to be killed. One commoner from every lord's domain is chosen to be bitten by a viper in the imperial church this day. If the commoner lives through it, they are given a year off work. If they die, their family is enslaved. Other celebrations are held in more religious parts of the empire wherein people dress as serpents and perform ritual dances.
Deňbeštie	Dulocha	Lunfertilă 16	Okrovýmes 16	A day to honor animals in Dulocha. People leave out special food for wild animals and give treats to domesticated ones, and everyone in the community brings their prize domesticated animals - pets or livestock - to local competitions. Local elders judge the animals and give them prizes, and the winner is always a child's pet, with both the child and the pet getting special treats. At the end of the day, those who wield elemental animal magic in the community perform a group dance that draws wild animals in to join them, and the whole community watches.
Szarvasvadászat	Idangar	Lunfertilă 15	Termékhold 15	The start of the Idangarian roe deer hunting season. This is a ritual hunt in which the quietest and most stealthy hunters are awarded. There is a game wherein if a hunter spots another hunter, they tag them with a special blunted arrow and send them home. If they catch a deer before this happens, they cannot be marked. Those who are marked are made to support the those who are not during the next seven hunts.
Danlanaca	Murja	Lunfertilă 13	Plodnimes 13	Day of Chains: An imperial holiday in which no taxes are placed on slave buying, selling, or trading. Anyone condemned to death may volunteer to be enslaved for life instead, being freely taken into slavery on this day.
Danlanaca	Ollygrus	Lunfertilă 13	Plodnimes 13	Day of Chains: An imperial holiday in which no taxes are placed on slave buying, selling, or trading. Anyone condemned to death may volunteer to be enslaved for life instead, being freely taken into slavery on this day.
Den'tsepey	Vesturia	Lunfertilă 13	Plodorodnayalun 13	Day of Chains: An imperial holiday in which no taxes are placed on slave buying, selling, or trading. Anyone condemned to death may volunteer to be enslaved for life instead, being freely taken into slavery on this day.
Denverigite	Burev	Lunfertilă 13	Plodorodnalun 13	Day of Chains: An imperial holiday in which no taxes are placed on slave buying, selling, or trading. Anyone condemned to death may volunteer to be enslaved for life instead, being freely taken into slavery on this day.
Grandiniųdiena	Paurek	Lunfertilă 13	Derlingasismėn 13	Day of Chains: An imperial holiday in which no taxes are placed on slave buying, selling, or trading. Anyone condemned to death may volunteer to be enslaved for life instead, being freely taken into slavery on this day.
Lanțnegru	Rendru	Lunfertilă 13	Lunfertilă 13	Day of Chains: An imperial holiday in which no taxes are placed on slave buying, selling, or trading. Anyone condemned to death may volunteer to be enslaved for life instead, being freely taken into slavery on this day.
Výměna	Fraxan	Lunfertilă 12	Úrodnýměs 12	House Swap Night: A wild night during which neighbors swap homes. It is a night of fun. Neighbors plot all year how they will sneak out of their own home and into the next. They place harmless traps around their homes, put up decoys to make others think they're at home, and have all sorts of pranks and games planned out. The whole family takes part, and anyone who is caught or "trapped" must forfeit and go to their own home, closing their eyes to not notice anyone else there. They must cede their bed to anyone who successfully snuck in. If someone succeeds at sneaking in, they get to sleep in the home's beds (if any), eat special treats left out for them, and have bragging rights for the year.
Adunare Foc	Campurile	Lunfertilă 1	Lunfertilă 1	Bonfire Night: Bonfires are lit, and people find their way out into the fields and wilderness to make love, celebrate with foods and indulgences, and keep warm through the spring night. The fires honor the coming summer and the warmth that it will bring, and people wear flowers, dance around maypoles, and perform various ceremonies.
Lõke	Surva	Lunfertilă 1	Viljakaskuu 1	Bonfire Night: Bonfires are lit, and people find their way out into the fields and wilderness to make love, celebrate with foods and indulgences, and keep warm through the spring night. The fires honor the coming summer and the warmth that it will bring, and people wear flowers, dance around maypoles, and perform various ceremonies.
Táborák	Dulocha	Lunfertilă 1	Okrovýmes 1	Bonfire Night: Bonfires are lit, and people find their way out into the fields and wilderness to make love, celebrate with foods and indulgences, and keep warm through the spring night. The fires honor the coming summer and the warmth that it will bring, and people wear flowers, dance around maypoles, and perform various ceremonies.
Utrymannya	Kordonia	Lunfertilă 1	Plodorodnayalun 1	Day of Abstinence: A church-driven holiday that is a reaction to Bonfire Night celebrations amongst the "heathens". A day wherein everyone, including married couples, abstain from bodily pleasures of all kinds - sex, rich or sweet foods, meat, alcohol or other substances, and so on, as a holy sacrament to honor the gods.
Vŭzdŭrzhanie	Burev	Lunfertilă 1	Plodorodnalun 1	Day of Abstinence: A church-driven holiday that is a reaction to Bonfire Night celebrations amongst the "heathens". A day wherein everyone, including married couples, abstain from bodily pleasures of all kinds - sex, rich or sweet foods, meat, alcohol or other substances, and so on, as a holy sacrament to honor the gods.
Danjedinstva	Jedinstven	Lundeschisă 7	Otvorenimjes 7	A day to celebrate the unity of the many peoples of Jedinstven. The many Cesti nations and others who make up the city-state commune are of many nationalities and ethnicities, and on this day, they share their cultures together to celebrate the unity that is their strength.
Danpopluna	Ottavia	Lundeschisă 4	Otvorenimjes 4	People in Ottavia spend this day working on a massive sacred quilt that is in parts all over the realm. They bring patches they have saved for it, and each patch sewn into it is a prayer or offering or some kind of gesture of faith, belief, respect, or understanding.
Plūdunakts	Kardis	Lundeschisă 30	Atvērtaismēn 30	A night on which the victims of floods are honored. Flooding can get very dangerous in the thawing months, and Kardisians fear the flood waters greatly. Those who have died in the floods are considered offerings to the elements, and on this day, there is a ceremony honoring them and appeasing the elementals.
Noaptea Corpului	Affaria	Lundeschisă 28	Lundeschisă 28	On this night, the Affarian people engage in physical contests. Races, tests of strength, contests of lifting great beams of wood, pulling laden wagons, pushing massive haybales. Climbing, swimming, riding. Any physical contest is part of the night of games.
Dandrveća	Ottavia	Lundeschisă 25	Otvorenimjes 25	Those in Ottavia who worship follow the Chetvrtizam religion spend this day in the forest, performing special rites to honor the Four. They spend the whole day wearing special robes, washing in the rivers and streams, and gathering for songs and rituals.
Kosvadászat	Idangar	Lundeschisă 23	Nyitotthold 23	The start of the Idangarian mouflon hunting season. Those who have caught a mouflon before wear its horns as badges of honor, and those who have not hope to earn theirs. A ritual hunt is held, and those who catch and kill a mouflon bring them back as quick as they can, for they are honored in the order they bring them back. If someone does not catch one before midnight, they are not allowed to wear the horns, even if they catch them later in the year.
Šubuunajniidélgé	Colesh	Lundeschisă 19	Otkrytayalun 19	When the Coleshi nomads follow the migratory birds. On this day, they watch which way the birds fly, and they pack up their tents and yurts and other belongings and start out in the direction indicated. Before they leave, the leaders of the community perform special rites to bring good fortune and travels. If a bird lands on anyone on this day, that person is said to have special fortune and wisdom.
Ašarųnaktis	Paurek	Lundeschisă 15	Atvirasmėn 15	The night the empress cried. According to historical record, the first empress of Paurek wept when her husband was felled in combat, and her tears and sorrow poisoned the ground, turning it into an uncrossable marsh that stopped the enemy army and allowed her son to defeat them and continue the empire. This day is honored by the Paurekis by drinking saved tears, singing mournful songs, and making offerings to the empress of the past.
Deňpestovat	Dulocha	Lundeschisă 12	Zelenýmes 12	This day honors those who tend the gardens, forests, and farms of Dulocha. They are given the day off, and others tend their chores and work. At the end of the day, a feast of vegetables and fruits is served to everyone, and special candied fruits are given to the children.
Trikorony	Tridesy	Lundeschisă 10	Otkrytayalun 10	Three Crowns Day: The day in which the Thrice-Tenth Tsardom celebrates the royal family. Everyone is invited to local castles and palaces for a big feast, and the royal family goes to different parts of the tsardom to visit and be seen. On this day, children play games to find the three crowns (usually cheap wooden circles), adults tell grand tales, and drinks are half price in every tavern, subsidized by the royal family.
Ćorrenqo Dives	Kherephuv	Lundeschisă 1	Kajasal 1	A day of fey pranks, tricks, and hoaxes. April fools, but with fairy magic. It can get outright dangerous.
Deňbláznov	Belasar	Lundeschisă 1	Otevřenýměs 1	A day of fey pranks, tricks, and hoaxes. April fools, but with fairy magic. It can get outright dangerous.
Denbláznů	Fraxan	Lundeschisă 1	Otevřenýměs 1	A day of fey pranks, tricks, and hoaxes. April fools, but with fairy magic. It can get outright dangerous.
Mrachenden	Burev	Lundeschisă 1	Otvorenalun 1	A church holiday in which frivolity is frowned upon. On this day, one must engage in serious work and contemplation, prayer, ritual, and study, in honor of the gods. It is a day devoted to topics people avoid, a day to discuss hard and difficult issues, and a day to consider unpleasant subjects.
Pokhmuryydenʹ	Kordonia	Lundeschisă 1	Otkrytayalun 1	A church holiday in which frivolity is frowned upon. On this day, one must engage in serious work and contemplation, prayer, ritual, and study, in honor of the gods. It is a day devoted to topics people avoid, a day to discuss hard and difficult issues, and a day to consider unpleasant subjects.
Tmurandan	Ollygrus	Lundeschisă 1	Otvorenimes 1	A church holiday in which frivolity is frowned upon. On this day, one must engage in serious work and contemplation, prayer, ritual, and study, in honor of the gods. It is a day devoted to topics people avoid, a day to discuss hard and difficult issues, and a day to consider unpleasant subjects.
Ziua Păcălelilor	Gradina	Lundeschisă 1	Lundeschisă 1	A day of fey pranks, tricks, and hoaxes. April fools, but with fairy magic. It can get outright dangerous.
Danžrtvovanja	Ottavia	Luncal 9	Konjskimjes 9	Many faiths hold their ritual sacrifices on this day, and others take this day to sacrifice something small, akin to Lent. It is a day of going without in honor of faith, religion, spiritual practice, or philosophical leaning.
Ved'minanoch'	Kuritsa	Luncal 6	Loshadeylun 6	A night when witches gather in the dark to perform a special rite that connects them to the depths of magical cycles and gives them a full year's worth of magic.
Ved'minanoch'	Tridesy	Luncal 6	Urozhayalun 6	A night when witches gather in the dark to perform a special rite that connects them to the depths of magical cycles and gives them a full year's worth of magic.
Žuvljikani Rat	Kherephuv	Luncal 6	Lova 6	A night when witches gather in the dark to perform a special rite that connects them to the depths of magical cycles and gives them a full year's worth of magic.
Mrekullitardhmes	Shar	Luncal 5	Hëna e kalit 5	Day of the Prophesied Miracles: A day to honor prophesies of a miracle that is said will one day start on this day. Sharians seek ways to witness a miracle on this day. They play games to spot portents of good things coming, honor spirits who bring good fortune, and do kind things in hopes it will bring about the miracle.
Mereemadepäev	Surva	Luncal 4	Hobusekuu 4	A day to honor the Goddess of the Sea. Offerings are brought to the sea, sailed out on small boats, and cast into as deep as water as they can find. On the return voyage, songs are sung honoring her, and the religious leaders on each boat offer some of their own blood to the water as well. At dusk, everyone gathers on the shore and shares a song and drink.
Agor	Kherephuv	Luncal 31	Lova 31	Day of Endings: The Wild Hunt rides, and all fey wear costumes to hide from them. Anyone whose story has come to an end may willingly give themselves to the Hunt, starting a new story thereafter.
Atvēsināšana	Kardis	Luncal 31	Zirgumēn 31	On this night, the Kardisians embrace the cooling temperatures by wearing heavy furs as if it were coldest winter, no matter what the weather is. They gather together and pretend to be hungry wolves or bears awakened from hibernation, playing pranks to scare people, and sharing treats.
Deňkoncov	Belasar	Luncal 31	Žnivýměs 31	Day of Endings: The Wild Hunt rides, and all fey wear costumes to hide from them. Anyone whose story has come to an end may willingly give themselves to the Hunt, starting a new story thereafter.
Konec	Fraxan	Luncal 31	Žnivýměs 31	Day of Endings: The Wild Hunt rides, and all fey wear costumes to hide from them. Anyone whose story has come to an end may willingly give themselves to the Hunt, starting a new story thereafter.
Noaptea Terorii	Kerrem	Luncal 31	Luncal 31	A night on which the terrors fly through the sky and come out of the dark. A night on which no one goes out if they can help it, as they will be hunted from above. A night on which even the goblins and ruling class are afraid.
Noapteaumbrelor	Rendru	Luncal 31	Luncal 31	A dark night on which everyone wears black, cuts the lights, and dances in the streets and out in the wilderness. If people who are not part of the same group (family or friends) run into one another, they must declare a ritual challenge and compete in a simple game. The winner gets a trinket or treat from the loser.
Noch'masok	Vsemy	Luncal 31	Loshadeylun 31	On Masking Night, children dress up in costumes and gather in the public squares and village greens to play games of pretend, eat festive foods like candied apples and sweetmeats, drink cider and punch, and ride donkeys and ponies dressed up as monsters. Adults work the festival for the kids and gather afterward for their own celebrations.
Noćmaski	Jedinstven	Luncal 31	Konjskimjes 31	On Masking Night, children dress up in costumes and gather in the public squares and village greens to play games of pretend, eat festive foods like candied apples and sweetmeats, drink cider and punch, and ride donkeys and ponies dressed up as monsters. Adults work the festival for the kids and gather afterward for their own celebrations.
Nočsenc	Dulocha	Luncal 31	Prírodnýmes 31	On this night, everyone snuffs the candles and lamps, keeps the windows closed, and remain in the dark from sunset to sunup. They tell stories throughout the night, honoring the spirits of shadow, and at dawn, they have a special meal of dark foods. They sleep four hours and have a late day.
Šupljina Jacka Noć	Ollygrus	Luncal 31	Konjskimes 31	A night on which Hollow Jack, the "other side" of the Lord God, the angry, wrathful, vengeful side, the side that is a monster, comes out. He wanders the realm and hunts those who have displeased him (usually by displeasing the lords). He sends a plague of rats against any plotting sedition, and he brings pain and punishment to criminal, outlaws, and rebels. Some say it is the god himself, while others say it is just the king's guards dressed up.
Ultimazi	Gradina	Luncal 31	Luncal 31	Day of Endings: The Wild Hunt rides, and all fey wear costumes to hide from them. Anyone whose story has come to an end may willingly give themselves to the Hunt, starting a new story thereafter.
Varjudeöö	Surva	Luncal 31	Hobusekuu 31	A dark night on which everyone wears black, cuts the lights, and dances in the streets and out in the wilderness. If people who are not part of the same group (family or friends) run into one another, they must declare a ritual challenge and compete in a simple game. The winner gets a trinket or treat from the loser.
Recoltadovleci	Gradina	Luncal 30	Luncal 30	The Pumpkin Prince honors his alternate form on this day. Pumpkins are picked, carved, and eaten, special dishes and drinks are made, and everyone dresses in orange. There is a fair and dance. The best pumpkin dishes are rewarded.
Králnarozeniny	Fraxan	Luncal 28	Koňskýměs 28	King's Birthday: The royal birthday is celebrated with a feast at which six lucky commoners are invited to join the royal court and nobles of the realm. Everyone else is given an apple or other fruit or sweet, if they show up to the castle gates. Taverns around the realm offer a toast at noon and midnight, and drinks are free to anyone in service to the king.
Den'velik	Vesturia	Luncal 25	Loshadeylun 25	A day in which families may be absolved of debts, taxes, or crimes if they offer up a slave, servant, family member, wanted criminal, or animal to the velikiy, the magical slavemasters of Vesturia who are part of the imperial power structure. They all travel to the local lord's castles to make their offers, hoping to be one of the lucky ones to be seen before the day is over. If someone is offered up against their will, there are guards on hand to capture them.
Nocúcty	Dulocha	Luncal 22	Prírodnýmes 22	On this night, the spiritual leaders of Dulocha go alone and in secret into the wilderness and make a blood sacrifice to the greater elementals, usually a cow, pig, goat, or stag. If they have a captured imperial, though, they may offer the blood of their enemy.
Večedobrodošlice	Delreči	Luncal 21	Konjskimjes 21	In honor of times of being cast out or denied respite, the Delreci customarily turn no one away on this night. It is a sacred night, and anyone who is in need on this night may seek sanctuary, comfort, or rest with them. A meal and a drink are promised, as well as a place to rest, and as much shelter as the Delreci has to share.
Gedulodiena	Paurek	Luncal 18	Arkliomėn 18	On this day, Paurekis mourn the previous imperial family, gathering in public spaces with white flowers and black buttons, placing them in a special bier placed there for this purpose. If they have it, they may also bring silver coins. After making their offerings, they gather for a quiet meal and go to bed early.
Danveličanstva	Spokojno	Luncal 15	Konjskimes 15	Day of Majesty: A day in which the dragon lord of Spokojno allows his subjects to have an audience with him. People travel from all over the kingdom to have a chance to meet and share grievances, ask boons, pay tribute, seek forgiveness, or simply get to see his majesty.
Dandugova	Ollygrus	Luncal 12	Konjskimes 12	This day is a day set aside for paying debts. If someone makes an earnest attempt to pay their debts on this day, even if they cannot meet the full debt, there is an onus on the debtee to forgive part of what is left, postpone deadlines, and find clemency. The imperial church uses it as a day to coerce people into confessions and paying tithes.
Denʹborhiv	Kordonia	Luncal 12	Loshadeylun 12	This day is a day set aside for paying debts. If someone makes an earnest attempt to pay their debts on this day, even if they cannot meet the full debt, there is an onus on the debtee to forgive part of what is left, postpone deadlines, and find clemency. The imperial church uses it as a day to coerce people into confessions and paying tithes.
Deňdlhov	Belasar	Luncal 12	Žnivýměs 12	This day is a day set aside for paying debts. If someone makes an earnest attempt to pay their debts on this day, even if they cannot meet the full debt, there is an onus on the debtee to forgive part of what is left, postpone deadlines, and find clemency.
Dendluhů	Fraxan	Luncal 12	Žnivýměs 12	This day is a day set aside for paying debts. If someone makes an earnest attempt to pay their debts on this day, even if they cannot meet the full debt, there is an onus on the debtee to forgive part of what is left, postpone deadlines, and find clemency.
Dendŭlgovete	Burev	Luncal 12	Konskalun 12	This day is a day set aside for paying debts. If someone makes an earnest attempt to pay their debts on this day, even if they cannot meet the full debt, there is an onus on the debtee to forgive part of what is left, postpone deadlines, and find clemency. The imperial church uses it as a day to coerce people into confessions and paying tithes.
Pokinipen	Kherephuv	Luncal 12	Lova 12	Day of Debts: This day is a day set aside for paying debts. If someone makes an earnest attempt to pay their debts on this day, even if they cannot meet the full debt, there is an onus on the debtee to forgive part of what is left, postpone deadlines, and find clemency.
Ziua Datoriilor	Gradina	Luncal 12	Luncal 12	This day is a day set aside for paying debts. If someone makes an earnest attempt to pay their debts on this day, even if they cannot meet the full debt, there is an onus on the debtee to forgive part of what is left, postpone deadlines, and find clemency.
Noaptea Sufletului	Affaria	Luncal 10	Luncal 10	On this night, the Affarian people show off their magic. Their innate or learned magic is wielded (if not a form of forbidden magic) in interesting and impressive displays, and some engage in magical contests or challenges for all to see.
Bakvadászat	Idangar	Luncal 1	Lóhold 1	The start of buck-hunting season in Idangar. A ritual hunt is held in which new hunters are marked and sent out on their own for the first time. Anyone who catches a buck is given a new bow, and anyone who catches anything else is given a new dagger. If someone does not catch anything, they are marked as "Prey" that night and "hunted" in a game of tag. The adults celebrate with a special feast, and young children play their own versions of tag. Winners of all the games get special treats.
Krug Nochi	Tridesy	Lunbarbă 7	Borodatayalun 7	On this night, the witches of Tridesy gather in public spaces to stand in a vast circle and hold hands, chant a ritual spell, and reinforce the magic that creates Tridesy as a realm of Faerie. Everyone else gathers with them and brings small offerings to support their magic.
Noaptea Inimii	Affaria	Lunbarbă 5	Lunbarbă 5	On this night, the Affarian people put on performances. Some are in theaters, some are in noble's halls, and some are in the commons, the village green, or a field or clearing at night. But they wear masks and costumes, put on theatrical or poetic performances, and in all of them seek to evoke powerful emotion.
Dandragulja	Murja	Lunbarbă 4	Bradatimes 4	A day on which those with the feirua jewels come together for a trading fair and day of magical rituals. They bring slaves as test subjects and create froemmlers or other horrific constructs.
Ćaćipen	Kherephuv	Lunbarbă 28	Kraljeskoćhon 28	Day of Truth: A day the fey tell true tales. Honored especially by those who honor the true stories as part of their fey tradition, but embraced by many fey, this is a day to tell the truth, to speak true tales, to recount histories and current events, and to share news. It is a day not of honesty but of telling stories that were or are true. It is a day of reporting tales, not of making them up. Those who honor this day do so with well proven tales, known tales, not things once kept secret.
Denpravdy	Fraxan	Lunbarbă 28	Vousatýměs 28	A day the fey tell true tales. Honored especially by those who honor the true stories as part of their fey tradition, but embraced by many fey, this is a day to tell the truth, to speak true tales, to recount histories and current events, and to share news. It is a day not of honesty but of telling stories that were or are true. It is a day of reporting tales, not of making them up. Those who honor this day do so with well proven tales, known tales, not things once kept secret.
Deňpravdy	Belasar	Lunbarbă 28	Vousatýměs 28	A day the fey tell true tales. Honored especially by those who honor the true stories as part of their fey tradition, but embraced by many fey, this is a day to tell the truth, to speak true tales, to recount histories and current events, and to share news. It is a day not of honesty but of telling stories that were or are true. It is a day of reporting tales, not of making them up. Those who honor this day do so with well proven tales, known tales, not things once kept secret.
Ziua Adevărului	Gradina	Lunbarbă 28	Lunbarbă 28	A day the fey tell true tales. Honored especially by those who honor the true stories as part of their fey tradition, but embraced by many fey, this is a day to tell the truth, to speak true tales, to recount histories and current events, and to share news. It is a day not of honesty but of telling stories that were or are true. It is a day of reporting tales, not of making them up. Those who honor this day do so with well proven tales, known tales, not things once kept secret.
Dantišine	Ottavia	Lunbarbă 25	Bradatimjes 25	On this day, silent observations are held for various faiths and religions. Gatherings of silent crowds occur in certain areas. And speaking above a whisper is considered unlucky.
Zicrin	Campurile	Lunbarbă 21	Lunbarbă 21	Blooming of the Lilies: A celebration of the lily flower blooms, wherein Campurileans gather the flowers, spread the seeds, and find a lily blossom of every color they can. Those who get the most colors are considered blessed by the elementals of spring and flowers. Every color has a specific meaning.
Denkrálovství	Fraxan	Lunbarbă 17	Vousatýměs 17	Day of the Kingdom: A patriotic holiday in which the citizens of the kingdom sing anthems, watch parades of the king's soldiers (with the king himself riding along), and eat special cakes in the national colors.
Lovveshtitsi	Burev	Lunbarbă 15	Bradatalun 15	A day when the witchfinders parade and are celebrated, children have pretend witch hunts, women are punished for non-criminal offenses, and men are feted by their families. The day ends with the witchfinders riding out for a fortnight of intensive hunting.
Lovvještice	Ollygrus	Lunbarbă 15	Bradatimes 15	A day when the witchfinders parade and are celebrated, children have pretend witch hunts, women are punished for non-criminal offenses, and men are feted by their families. The day ends with the witchfinders riding out for a fortnight of intensive hunting.
Noch'poleta	Tridesy	Lunbarbă 15	Borodatayalun 15	A night on which the witches of Tridesy fly through the night, taking henbane and flying on various objects. Their shadows are enchanted to curse or bless people, and people dare each other to stand in the path of the shadow.
Polyuvanavidʹom	Kordonia	Lunbarbă 15	Borodatayalun 15	A day when the witchfinders parade and are celebrated, children have pretend witch hunts, women are punished for non-criminal offenses, and men are feted by their families. The day ends with the witchfinders riding out for a fortnight of intensive hunting.
Deňmečov	Belasar	Lunbarbă 12	Vousatýměs 12	The day of the Tournament of Blades in Belasar. All the best swordspeople gather and compete in duels and melee rallies. Every contest goes to first blood, and this can be deadly. The people all come to watch the dangerous combats. There are also other displays of swordsmanship, from sword juggling and swallowing to sword dances and other displays. The winners of the contests all face one another at the end of the tournament, and the winner of all is the King's Sword for the year, a high-ranking personal adviser, trainer, and guard.
Paqjardhmes	Shar	Lunbarbă 10	Hëna me mjekër 10	Day of the Prophesied Peace: A day to honor prophesies of an era of peace that is said will one day start on this day. They seek to bring it about, staving off wars and conflicts by making amends, sending words of peace and accord to others, and disposing of the means of war if they can.
Deňkamenný	Dulocha	Lunbarbă 1	Kamennýmes 1	This day honors the mountains and stony hill lands. On this day, offerings are made to the earth and stone elementals, and Dulochans seek and gather special stones (like hagstones with holes in them or perfectly smooth river stones or shiny or colorful stones), creating special patterns with them as an act of devotion.