Ba calendar

The Ba calendar is a lunisolar calendar divided into 10 months of 34 days each, followed by a four day period of festivities before the end of the year that are not part of any month. Thus, the year is formed by 344 days, the length of one solar cycle. This new Ba calendar was introduced in the year 13 A.C. by the monks of the Ba temple of Moltunni Eoylan to honor the new beginning of the new Ba kingdom Bascadaunpent.

It is commonly used in modern day Bareshdort and Baodourwhey, and a few communities in other countries.

Months
The months of the Ba calendar are based on the cycle of Ruedoe, the moon.
 * 1) Riesino (named after Riesla Cohl Pontis)
 * 2) Adesino
 * 3) Kotorno
 * 4) Wetel
 * 5) Yana
 * 6) Skorno
 * 7) Spoisino
 * 8) Lasrino
 * 9) Efrimi
 * 10) Hadvenos (named after Hadvene Nepper)

Seasons
The year is divided into four seasons: spring, summer, the harvest and winter.

Riesino, Adesino and Kotorno are the months of spring; Wetel, Yana and Skorno are the months of summer; Spoisino and Lasrino, the months of the harvest; and Efrimi and Hadvenos the months of winter.