The Hunnite calendar is based on a regular structure of the year with 13 months of 28 days, totaling 364 days. A day outside the calendar is added to celebrate the New Year, bringing the year to 365 days, with an additional day every 4 years to better follow the solar cycle and reach 366 days. The months are named after the great figures of the Hunnite Church, notably saints and scholars, but especially ancient pagan gods, reflecting the cultures absorbed and reinterpreted through its history and expansion.
from Yennayer, Saïhuni's saint companion during his exile
from Asizdeg, Hunnite ritual of purification of livestock
war deity and transitions, worshipped by the Amẓiw tribes
from the Hunnic word ldi (“to open”, as flowers do in spring)
from Saint Karmen, regarded as the first saint of Tamurt's history
from Tafukt, the pagan solar deity, symbol of summer
from hunnic sebɛa = "seven"
from hunnic tmanya = "eight"
from hunnic tẓa = "nine"
from hunnic ɛecra = "ten"
from Anzar, rain deity adored by the Amẓiw tribes
from Ayyur, the pagan lunar deity, symbol of winter
saint scholar, unifier of the Hunnite branches
The Passage of Ages is the great Hunnite New Year festival, celebrated during a day outside the calendar (or two days every four years), marking the end of a cycle of 13 months and the beginning of a new one. In societies influenced by Hunnite culture, this period has a dual nature: both a time of popular celebration, with gatherings, fireworks, communal meals, and exchanges, and a moment of deep spirituality for the most devout, marked by prayers, purification rituals, charity, and reconciliation. The night symbolizes the break in time, while dawn represents the rebirth of the world and of individuals. This festival thus plays a central role in strengthening social unity, encouraging forgiveness, and allowing everyone to enter a new cycle renewed and purified.
Formation of Vaïluvah and birth of the Hunis
The Hunis fully come into possession of their abilities
Shaping of the space-time laws by Daïhuni and Saïhuni
The Hunis grant leadership to Daïhuni
Creation of the first stable matter by Saïhuni
Fusion of two twin galaxies, creation of the Smoking Widow
Sitri enters its current stellar state
Chaotic formation of Tamurt
Creation of the first life forms by Maïhuni
Appearance of the first intelligent species
Beginning of the Age of Collosi
Chaotic era of destruction
End of the Age of Collosi
Creation of the first humanoids of earth and sky
Formation of the first hunter-gatherer groups
More structured communication, advanced proto-language
Migration of terrestrial humanoids across the great continent
First tensions in Empyrea between sky peoples and the ibekkis
Emergence of strong local legends and beliefs
Metaphysical anomaly, formation of the Souls' Pantheon
Transition to agriculture and sedentary life
Total opacification of Empyrea
Discovery of flussacite
Emergence of social classes in permanent villages
Disappearance of the beluzeben people and flussacite
Creation of the first city-states: Missfielle, Sentlone, High-Peaucri…
Formation of the High-Kingdom of Darvallon
Generalisation of the flux as an art and combat tool
Near-total genocide of the ibekki species by sky humans
Fall of the High-Kingdom of Darvallon
Appearance of sea humanoids through evolution
Ramp-up of Naïhuni's new demons, named daēvas
Discovery of remains of the first demons, emergence of asewdims
Sealing of most daēvas, escape of the remaining ones
Arrival of daēvas in the Khanate of Séfar, in the Great Desert
Destruction of Séfar by the daēvas, and takeover of the desert
Corruption of ambient flow by the ijdials in the Séfar triangle
Standardization of armies and beginning of inter-state diplomacy
Great war of sea humanoids, victory of the octopeople
Formation of the Federal Principality of Greyshore around the ice sheets
First integration of humans into the Oz sisterhood of the teryalines
Peak of the great nomadic clan Amẓiw, later divided into tribes
Ibekki revolution against the Great Kingdom of Empyrea
Victory of the ibekkis, massacre of the sky peoples
Expansion of commercial road networks across Amenẓaw
Constant clashes between Amẓiw and waɣzen tribes
Beginning of the era of anomalies and ethical use of flow
Overflow of the Souls' Pantheon into the material world
Disruption of flux among all its users
Development of total irruption in some flux practitioners
First cases of yaqẓa come up around Tamurt
Emergence of flux talent in certain advanced practitioners
First cases of emerald blood found
First appearances of amrigs
Manifestation of imans in some individuals, even non-users of flux
Violent overflow of the Souls' Pantheon, distortion of reality
Formation of naïhunite sects
Creation of the Tutlayt language by Naïhuni and its transmission
Creation of naïhunite occult arts: tutli and ölücaly
Metaphysical chaos and psychical disturbances among humanoids
Conflict between Saïhuni and Daïhuni on how to solve the situation
Maïhuni and Saïhuni collaborate to resolve the crisis
Setup of boundaries between reality and Souls' Pantheon
Acts of terrorism by naïhunites against earth peoples
Daïhuni exiles Saïhuni and assigns him a prophetic quest
Creation of the zekes by Maïhuni
Saïhuni is tested, spreads hunnism across Amenẓaw
Ascent to Empyrea and confrontation with Elios and his army
Near-total destruction of the cloud, debris fall to Amenẓaw
Saïhuni helps the peoples of land, sky, and sea to recover
Saïhuni regains full power and ascends to the Great High
Consolidation of hunnism, formation of several branches
Daïhuni yields power to Saïhuni
Saïhuni’s banishment of the Zekes from the material world
Hunnism spreads and integrates into rebuilding societies
Creation of the Order of Hunnite Justice, a violent inquisition
Repeated attacks by the OHJ against non-believers and other religions
Censorship and banning of naïhunite occult arts
Beginning of the era of major technological advancements
Descent of Saïhuni sur Empyrea, reason still unknown
Formation of new city-states, descendants of the first
Beginning of diplomatic friendship between Geldhaven and Precandia
Repeated clashes between OHJ and Amẓiw tribes on charges of heresy
Saint Massine reunifies Hunnite currents into one strong doctrine
The Order of Hunnite Justice is expelled from the Church
The Phytnesse dynasty is restored to the throne in Gildburner
The new Kingdom of Empyrea acts as the seat of the Hunnite Church
Hunnite scholars research the distant past
Creation of the World Table, an annual meeting of global leaders
Veilandgrad collapses after a coup d'état and becomes Veil
Ramp-up of new naïhunnite sects
Offensives of the OHJ against various targets
Discovery of the black hole LCS-1, 870 light-years away
Advent of the Empire of Arandia
Century of Blood in Precandia
Fall of the Empire of Arandia
Anomalous birth of Ghost, iman of Death
Disappearance of Ghost
Anomalous appearance of the Vaï egg, iman of the universe itself
Disappearance of Vaï
Return of the Beluzeben to Tamurt, marking the beginning of the planet's colonization
Dominance Uth's Planetary reign, Dark Dome's construction around Tamurt
Agellid Agellid frees the peoples of Tamurt and destroys the Dome
Observation of the unexplained disappearance of the black hole LCS-1 "Lucullus"
The arrival on Tamurt of an anomalous entity, named Lucullus after the vanished black hole
Hunnite scholars establish a connection between Lucullus and an ancient Hunnite prophetic myth
Lucullus, later renamed Luke, joins Tamurt's Scientific Society
Deep debate between the Hunnite scholars and the Scientific Society about Luke
The emergence of a white hole at the former location of LCS-1
Luke departs Tamurt for the white hole, whose existence is still unknown to Tamurt's scientists
Temporality