Pantheonic Calendar

The Pantheonic Calendar is the second most used dating system within the continent. (after the Imperial Calendar) It was created after the establishment of the official Pantheon, point in time where the calender starts and is referred as year zero. When mentioning the calendar, one should use ´´X P.C.`` where ´X` is the year. Alternatively, ´´P.Y.`` is also allowed, the ´Y` being short for - year.

History
Before the calender was created, most settlements created their own dating system, this resulted in chaos when trading between encampments or when retelling history. Since most people already worshiped some variation of the current Pantheon, when the scholars and priests traveled all around the continent campaigning for the one true Pantheon, it was accepted quickly; this event became known as the March of Indelēas. Thus, in the passing of just a few months, when the hundreds of scholars came back together, it was established that the Pantheonic Calendar would begin, year zero being that very moment.

News of this would spread rapidly, and within some weeks, all the continent would start using this new system. Historians began to convert the past of their settlements and historical events into the new calendar. Everything was being done and recorded with the new system.

Calendar
The calender divides a year in ten months, and each of these months are divided into twenty days. There are no additional special rulings.