Timekeeping

The calendar of the Muralisian nations is identical to the French Republican calendar of our world. It contains twelve months, each divided into three ten-day weeks. The date at which our story begins is II Duodi Ventôse, 261 AU (After Unification, referring to the point at which Durant and Ghalea became solid states instead of loose tribal city-states). The passage of time will be loosely recorded by months, and will doubtlessly only figure in to the flow of events when something substantial occurs, necessitating the assignment of a proper date.

Autumn Months


 * Vendémiaire
 * Brumaire
 * Frimaire

Winter Months


 * Nivôse
 * Pluviôse
 * Ventôse

Spring Months


 * Germinal
 * Floréal
 * Prairial

Summer Months


 * Messidor
 * Thermidor
 * Fructidor

Days of the Week
 * Primidi (I, II, III)
 * Duodi (I, II, III)
 * Tridi (I, II, III)
 * Quartidi (I, II, III)
 * Quintidi (I, II, III)
 * Sextidi (I, II, III)
 * Septidi (I, II, III)
 * Octidi (I, II, III)
 * Nonidi (I, II, III)
 * Décadi (I, II, III)

For example, the sixth day of the second week of Messidor is expressed as {II Sextidi Messidor, 261 AU}.