Luminary calendar

The Luminary calendar (Mayyian: Knaer tiom, lit.: days of brightness) are a succession of calendars mainly used by countries adhering to the religion of Knadianism, predominantly centered in the continent of Vikressia and its wider cultural sphere. In the most modern iteration, the Calaphiel Standard, the calendar year is defined to be 362.125 days long, calculated from the time taken for Mundis to make a complete rotation around Siol, making it a solar calendar.

Weeks
The calendar week of the Luminary calendar lasts 10 days each, three weeks making up a full month.