The Standard Phael Calendar dates back at least to Saint Inoxpheles and the founding of the Phael Church. However, many of its important dates, festivals and seasonal benchmarks coincide with earlier pagan accounts of the passing of time.

The Calendar traditionally begins in spring with the first of the new year occuring (according to tradition) on the day of the thaw.

Here the months are presented in the following format: #. Sevillan Name (etymology)/Harkalle Name (etymology)/Earth Equivalent time period//# of days

Spring

• 1 . Cancellaro (from the Sevillan word for "gate") / Thawdona (from the Old Harkalle words for "thaw" and "door") / Late February-Early March
• 2 . Fiorento (from the Sevillan word for flower) / Engledren (from the Old Harkalle for impregnate) / Late March-Early April
• 3 . Barcomero (from the Sevillan word for sailor- it was the time of calm seas) / Kru-aroa (from a spring fertility festival) / Late April- Early May

Summer

• 4 . Canido (from Sevillan for Dog- it heralded a Sevinic dog festival) / (Late May-Early June)
• 5 . Calladia (from Sevillan for hot) / Tyrsvard (from Old Harkalle for Tyrako, the fire god's sword) / Late June-Early July
• 6 . Miraglio (from the Sevinic plague goddess, most disease came seasonally in late summer) / Kragyr (from the god of labor) / Late July- Early August

Autumn

• 7 . Zuccado (from the Sevillan for Pumpkin) / Eirebloom (remarking on the second flowering of Eiregeyze plants during this month) / Late August-Early September
• 8 . Luzovio (from a Pagan Harvest Festival) / Sceethaer (from the Old Harkalle for Scythe-weilder) / Late Semptember-Early October
• 9 . Tremero (from the Sevillan for tremble, as in leaves) / Ancenrind (from a particular Harkanian wind thought to be holy) / Late October- Early November

Winter

• 10 . Fruelldo (from Sevillan for frost) / Priesis (the Saint that paints ice on the trees) / Late November-Early December
• 11 . Cozio (from the Sevillan for cutting, it was when the life of the trees was cut) / Bowrskaadi (from Old Harkalle- the bower of Skaad, Leyli's Raven consort) / Late December-Early January

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• 12 . Temeperefina (from the Sevillan for Time and End) / Alvhorn (from the supersistion that the Elves sounded the horn that ended the year) / Late January-Early February

Important Dates

1st Cancellaro - New Year's Day

8th or 9th Fiorento - Spring Equinox

26th Fiorentino- Merod Lightbringer's Birthday/Founders Day (Harkania)

8th or 9th Calladio - Summer Solstice

23rd Calladio- Feast of St. Inoxpheles (Sevilla)

9th or 10th Luzovio - Fall Equinox

2nd-9th Cozio- Festivale (Thorvahld)

9th or 10th Cozio - Winter Solstice

31st Temperefina - New Year's Eve