Levitican Calendar

In the Levitican Calendar, there are 728 days in a year. The years are broken down into 4 seasons per year. The year begins in the middle of Frostfall, which corresponds to winter, then goes to Avernus, which corresponds to spring, then Summertide, which corresponds to summer, and finally Autumnus, which corresponds to fall.

The week is seven days long, and includes Morndas, Tirdas, Middas, Turdas, Firdas, Loredas, and Sundas.

This means that each season has 26 weeks total.

The current day is tracked by the day of the week, the week of the season, the season of the year, the current year, and the current age. Example -

"It is the 23rd Loredas of Frostfall in the year 897 of the Second Age"