Taschen Calendar

A Taschen year lasts 366 days over the course of twelve months and six non-month feast days.

Taschen months are all five six-day weeks long, with each two-month block representing a different god of the Taschen pantheon. Preceding each of these two-month periods is a non-month, non-week feast day that celebrates an aspect of Tasche related to the following months' god.

The Taschen day is 24 hours in length (with hours, minutes, and seconds matching Earth-based time). The six days of the week are named (in order), Siden, Aden, Asden, Roden, Eden, and Veden.

Seasons
Winter begins with the year, officially beginning on the first day of Sheleg and celebrated with the Winter's Crest festival on the second Aden of the month. It is often a short season, ending sometimes as early as Yom Rishon in late Tzonen.

Spring often starts earlier, but its official celebration is with the Daavat Festival on the 14th day of Kylig.

Summer begins in the middle of Naveet, officially starting at noon on the 26th day known as Ayanaant.

Autumn begins late in Aitru, marked by the traditional close of harvest on Fómar on the 29th day.

Feast Days
Breshet: The feast day of Time.

Himmel: The feast day of the Sky.

Ustav: The feast day of Life and Death.

Grün: The feast day of the Earth.

Draecht: The feast day of Magic.

J'elmer: The feast day of the Sea.

Holidays
Winter's Crest

Yom Rishon: A day of remembrance. Solemnity and respect are shown to those who have fallen in the defense of others. Its celebration often includes imagery of a platinum dragon.

Daavat Festival

Ayanaant

Fómar