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Approved Lore Sith-Imperial Calendar

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OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
  • Intent: Codify the Empire's IC dating system
  • Image Credit:
    Click - sithacademy.com
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GENERAL INFORMATION
  • Media Name: Sith-Imperial Calendar
  • Format: Holonet Article / Flimsiplast Pamphlet
  • Distribution: Inter-Planetary
  • Length: Short
  • Description: In an effort to centralize record-keeping and reinforce Sith-Imperial values, the Sith Emperor decreed that the entirety of the Sith Empire and its territories would orient themselves off of a calendar system that marked its year zero at the formation of the Exiles' discovery of Korriban and the native Red Sith. This is viewed as the beginning of the Sith Order, connecting the modern Sith Empire to their earliest forefathers over seven thousand years ago. Furthermore, the Empire would adopt the ancient monthly calendar of Dromund Kaas for the Empire's administration. To alleviate any potential confusion, the Empire had developed an algorithm that could be installed on datapads that would convert other methods of time measurement into the Empire's new system and vice-versa, and was constantly updated with every new star system conquered by the Sith.
SOCIAL INFORMATION
  • Author: Office of the Sith Emperor
  • Publisher: The Imperial Missionhttp://starwarsrp.net/topic/118316-the-imperial-mission/
  • Reception: Individuals who were patriotic to Sith culture and history embraced the new dating system with the same zeal that they embraced anything passed down by the government, while the rest of the population's reaction was more or less mixed depending on who they were. Some enjoyed the centralization of information across the Empire's vast territory because it made bookkeeping easier and streamlined, but there were those that viewed it as another method of the Sith to keep power invested in their religion by marking their own formation as year zero. And then the rest didn't care enough one way or the other and went on with their lives.
CONTENT INFORMATION
  • A brief overview of the dating system, which utilizes the designation Before the Exile (BTE) and After the Exile (ATE) to measure time on official documents.
  • Unofficially, the term Imperial has been added as a suffix in the more common vernacular of the Empire. (Example: 859 ABY = 7759 ATE = 7759 Imperial)
  • Several example dates are provided to orient the unfamiliar by comparing it to their preferred method of dating.
    5 Months BTE - End of the Hundred Year Darkness
  • 1900 ATE - Great Hyperspace War
  • 2900 ATE ~ 2904 ATE - First Sith War
  • 2941 ATE ~ 2944 ATE - Second Sith War
  • 2945 ATE ~ 2949 ATE - Dark Wars
  • 3219 ATE ~ 3264 ATE - Third Sith War
  • 4900 ATE ~ 5900 ATE - Fourth Sith War
  • 6878 ATE ~ 6881 ATE - The Clone Wars
  • 6898 ATE ~ 6919 ATE - Galactic Civil War
  • 6925 ATE ~ 6929 ATE - Yuuzhan Vong War
  • 6940 ATE ~ 6941 ATE - Second Galactic Civil War
  • 7027 ATE ~ 7038 ATE - Fifth Sith War
  • 7325 ATE ~ 7635 ATE - Four Hundred-Year Darkness / Gulag Virus
  • 7732 ATE ~ 7736 ATE - Sixth Sith War / Sith-Republic War
  • 7738 ATE ~ 7747 ATE - Seventh Sith War / One Sith Resurgence
  • 7749 ATE - Omega War
  • 7750 ATE - Formation of the Tenth Sith Empire
  • 7752 ATE - Beginning of the Eighth Sith War / The Great Galactic War
  • 7759 ATE - Fall of Mandalore

[*]​A comprehensive calendar of each month, day, and festival.​
  • ​Dromund Kaas Standard Year = 312 Days
    60 minutes = 1 hour
  • 24 hours = 1 day
  • 5 days = 1 week
  • 7 weeks = 1 month
  • 35 days = 1 month
  • 312 days = 1 year

[*]​1 year = 8 months, 4 festival weeks, 4 holidays
  • - denotes a week long gala
  • * denotes a holiday, signaling the end of the gala. These days are time off for the Empire as a whole, including military. Those in combat zones observe them as best as possible.

[*]​Calendar:
  • -New Year’s Celebration
  • *Imperial Fair
  • 1. Ragnos
  • 2. Pall
  • -Commemoration of the Heroes of the Empire
  • *Imperial Military Ball
  • 3. Sadow
  • 4. Hord
  • -Gala of the Stars (celebrating interstellar travel, the arts, culture)
  • *Victory Day
  • 5. Syn
  • 6. Muur
  • -Festival of Strength (analogous to Festival of Life celebrations)
  • *Life Day / Sithmas
  • 7. Dreypa
  • 8. Adas

[*]​Days:
  • 1. Primeday
  • 2. Meneday
  • 3. Strenday
  • 4. Kalday

  • 5. Felday (the weekend)


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HISTORICAL INFORMATION

There had been many calendar dating systems over the eons to keep track of galactic events throughout history, with the Post Galactic Empire calendar being the most widespread in the galaxy, particularly by Republican governments who were predisposed to valuing the Rebellion's victory at the Battle of Yavin above all others.

In the modern era, some governments have gone on to use either the beginning or the end of the Four Hundred Year Darkness as the year zero of this new epoch, while others have marked other specific events in history to elevate.

The Sith Empire under Darth Carnifex chose to revere the foundation of their Order at the end of the Hundred Year Darkness over seven thousand years ago in 6900 BBY. This new calendar system was adopted by all levels of government and was encouraged across its vast territory as well, with the Imperial Mission serving as the primary vehicle for its distribution to newly annexed colonies.

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