Imperial Calendar

The Imperial Calendar is the most used dating system within the continent. It was created by the court of the Empire on the year of it´s establishment. (1729 P.C.) That day, was proclaimed as year zero within the Imperial Calendar. When referring to the calendar, one should use ´´X I.C.`` where ´X` is the year. Alternatively, ´´I.Y.`` is also allowed, the ´Y` being short for - year.

History
Although the continent already had a dating system, namely the Pantheonic Calendar, the new rulers of the land decided it was necessary to create a new system, whilst having the old one serving the function of historical marker. The court of Eluf Beran made clear that they wanted a new beginning for the continent, and for that, the system was required.

The Empire recommends that every future legal document and future history should be recorded using the Imperial Calendar. Although it does not discards the old Pantheonic system as useless, all official notifications and alerts from the Empire are made using the I.C. system. Certain historical events, such as founding of Varod, are sometimes mentioned using the official calendar, replacing 721 P.C. with 1008 b.E. - before the Empire.

Calendar
The Imperial Calendar utilizes the same division as the Pantheonic Calendar, that is, one year is divided in ten months, which in turn are divided into twenty days each.