Kolistikus Calendar

Esteemed astronomer, mathematician, mage, scholar, artist and philosopher Corvas, the Stoic of Alvia (1066 -- 1201) designed a lunar calendar in response to the revelation that Austrus was, in fact, a moon of Clorus. Since the time of the Domirian Empire, the study of the cosmos had been explicitly forbidden and had been harshly repressed by the Merzian Inquisition until the 11th Century. He named it after the Meathean explorer Jean-Luc di le Coix's moniker 'Kolistikus'.

The 'Moon' itself was a measurement of the orbit of Vidus around Clorus, while the year was the amount of time taken for Austrus to orbit Clorus. The Clorusi year is significantly longer than the Austrusi year, and is only recorded for scientific reasons, although some groups such as the Corvas Astronomy Society in Gracinium print the Clorusi year underneath the Austrusi year in letters. The current Clorusi year is 195PDD.