Time

Time
Callyrian year consists of 200 days divided into 4 seasons. Marking the date is therefore simple for anyone able to count to 50. For example: It is the 17th Day of Summer. This kind of chronology has been used for over a thousand years.

Every 100 years is dedicated to a different god in the Callyrian Pantheon, the period called a Cycle. When the last Cycle ends, it all starts from the beginning with the addition of a number in front of the Cycle. An example of a full official date: 5th Day of Winter, Year 38 of the 2nd Cycle of Ashab.

The current year is 78 in the 2nd Cycle of Galav. Before this was the 2nd Cycle of Ashab and in 22 years, the 2nd Cycle of Khera will begin.

The documented Cycles so far:

1st Cycle of Ashab 1st Cycle of Galav 1st Cycle of Khera 1st Cycle of Richa 1st Cycle of Ardont 1st Cyrcle of Eraricai 1st Cycle of Kasdiel 1st Cycle of Geren 1st Cycle of Egannan 1st Cycle of Nimire 1st Cycle of Ulfgald 1st Cycle of Ilit 2nd Cycle of Ashab 2nd Cycle of Galav 2nd Cycle of Khera

Since there has been at least 1200 years since the previous Cycle the unofficial way of pointing to a Cycle is without the number. So when someone says that "Last year was 77th year of Cycle of Galav", one should understand it as the current Cycle not the previous one that ended more than 1100 years ago. In written documents the number of the Cycle must be added however.