A Modern Xi'an year (short: MXY) is exactly 1.28 Standard Earth Years.[1] Xi'an refer to their calendar in their "Imperial Age" , followed by a "imperial year."
In a forum post, it was stated that a Xi'an day was exactly 1.28 Earth Days, implying that the Xi'an also have 365.25 days in a year. This has not been referenced elsewhere outside of this post.[2]
New Calendar
The new calendar epoch began in I.0 (19668 BCE SEY) as a result of the Great Divide: the Xi'an homeworld was destroyed and the remaining Xi'an migrated to their only remaining planet, Ka'ua and crowned the first Emperor of all Xi'an. Since then the calendar counts forth until a next Imperial Age is announced. In case of a new house get in power, the current Imperial Age (era) ends and the calendar us reset to "year 0".
Imperial Ages
| Imperial Age | Start Date | End Date | SEY | Ruling House | Event |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I (First Imperial Age) | I.0 | I.14680 | From 19668 BCE to 878 BCE | Ru’a | Crowning of the first Xi'an Emperor |
| II (Second Imperial Age) | II.0 ? | II.1824 | From 878 BCE to 1457 CE | Xy.ō | I.14680 / II.0 Abdication of Emperor Se'ang se Ru’a and crowning of the first Xy.ō ruler. |
| The Dark | (II.1706) | (II.1824) | From 1305 to 1457 | Interregnum | Eradication of the Xy.ō dynasty during the Spirit Wars, but calendar was continued |
| III (Third Imperial Age) | III.0 ? | ongoing | From 1457 - ongoing | Kr.ē | II.1824 / III.0 Crowning of U.e'o se Kr.ē |
See also
- SEY, a Standard Earth Year
References
- ↑
- ↑ Kayfa 2 day's length ? (RSI Forum), 2018-03-07.