The first day of the week. It refers to Ainuel, The First God, The God of the Sky, The God Who Brought Life.

The second day of the week. It refers to Milles, The Goddess of the Sea, The Cradle of Life.

Third day of the week. It refers to Arufa, the Goddess of the Night, She Who Watches In The Shadows, The Nature of the Universe.

The fourth day of the week. Refers to Shaadi, Goddess of Light, She Who Illuminate, She Who Cast Away Evil.

The fifth day of the week. Refers to Amman, The Goddess of Life, She Who Defines Life, The First Sinner.

The sixth day of the week. Refers to Hakkal, the God of War, He Who Separate Parent And Children, The Father of Strife.

The seventh day of the week. Refers to Marras, the Goddess of Dawn and Wisdom, The Guardian of Knowledge, She Who Grants Wisdom.

The eighth day of the week. Refers to Halleb, The Goddess of Death, The Dead Queen, The First Death.

The first month of Spring and the first month of the year. It starts around the time snows starts to thaw until the last snow disappears.

The second month of Spring. It starts the moment the last ice melts and ends at the moment the Bleum flower withers. In recent calendars, this is no longer observed and the start and end of Bleum is determined by Sayla.

The first month of Summer. It starts at the first rain after Sayla's new moon. Although the Sayla calendar is widely in use, this tradition remains in use in the remote regions.

The second month of Summer. It used to be characterized by harvest and festivals, but further in history, Bledsung is known as the season for blood sacrifice.

First month of Autumn and the last month of harvest. People start preparing for winter from this month.

The second month of Autumn. Characterized by fields after fields of vegetables, rows upon rows of drying racks and scores after scores of people finding mushrooms, hunting game and slaughtering livestock.

The first month of Winter. Often characterized by cold drizzles that eventually turned into light snow. Some hardy mushroom can still be harvested and game can still be found frolicking in the forest in large numbers.

The second month of Winter and also the last month of the year. Snow falls heavily in many places and the northern regions are often covered in extremely thick snow that can bury carriage and houses. It is impossible to find any food outside in the northern regions in Fulfrus.