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The Tellirian Calendar works the same way as the Gregorian Calendar, 12 months of the year and 7 days of the week, however, they are all named differently
The months of the year are named after dwarf planets and some of their moons, and the days of the week follow two traditions: The days from Monday to Friday follow the Germanic tradition while Saturday and Sunday follow the Greco-Roman tradition in Romance languages
The current year (The year this art is posted) is the year 413 AL, with AL meaning 'After Lirius' or 'After Tellirian Time'. This is the due to the fact that a sorceress named Lirius was born in 1610 AD. She had been seen as the messiah of this fantasy world, which explains why it's called 'Tellirian'

Description
The Tellirian Calendar works the same way as the Gregorian Calendar, 12 months of the year and 7 days of the week, however, they are all named differently
The months of the year are named after dwarf planets and some of their moons, and the days of the week follow two traditions: The days from Monday to Friday follow the Germanic tradition while Saturday and Sunday follow the Greco-Roman tradition in Romance languages
The current year (The year this art is posted) is the year 413 AL, with AL meaning 'After Lirius' or 'After Tellirian Time'. This is the due to the fact that a sorceress named Lirius was born in 1610 AD. She had been seen as the messiah of this fantasy world, which explains why it's called 'Tellirian'