Dialosi

Skyfall

Greenrise

Freki

Vani

Midsummer

Sigmosi

Raintide

Nosali

Duni

Etasi

Varkosi

Deepfrost

Abmarah

Primordial Era

First Era

Second Era

Third Era

Fourth Era

Saacel

Kalcel

Jaacel

Koscel

Varcel

Buncel

Arrcel

Leap Day

January

February

March

April

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Moon

Gregorian

Before Common Era

Common Era

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Shieldsmeet

Hammer

Midwinter

Alturiak

Ches

Tarsak

Greengrass

Mirtul

Kythorn

Flamerule

Eleasis

Eleint

Highharvestide

Marpenoth

Uktar

The Feast of the Moon

Nightal

Harptos

Dale Reckoning

VIII

Calendar of the Eberron setting with 12 months of 28 days and 7 special festival days

Zarantyr

Olarune

Therendor

Eyre

Dravago

Nymm

Lharvion

Barrakas

Rhaan

Sypheros

Aryth

Vult

Eberron

Year of the Kingdom

Calendar of the Exandria setting from Critical Role

Horisal

Misuthar

Dualahei

Thunsheer

Unndilar

Brussendar

Sydenstar

Fessuran

Quen'pillar

Cuersaar

Duscar

Exandria

Post-Divergence

Miresen

Grissen

Whelsen

Conthsen

Folsen

Yulisen

Da'sen

Calendar of the Greyhawk setting with 12 months of 28 days and 4 festival weeks

Fireseek

Readying

Coldeven

Growfest

Planting

Flocktime

Wealsun

Richfest

Reaping

Goodmonth

Harvester

Brewfest

Patchwall

Ready'reat

Sunsebb

Needfest

Greyhawk

Common Year

Starday

Moonday

Godsday

Waterday

Earthday

Freeday

Morning Star

Sun's Dawn

First Seed

Rain's Hand

Second Seed

Midyear

Sun's Height

Last Seed

Hearthfire

Frostfall

Sun's Dusk

Evening Star

Scrolls

Merethic Era

Sundas

Morndas

Tirdas

Middas

Turdas

Fredas

Loredas

The fire-giant Kingdom of Namhet was destroyed, and the Empire of Makhet and the Kingdom of Diburuk took its place.

The Queendom of Stearra forms in the foothills of the Km’mala Peaks.

The Surya Sultanate is formed in the Kav'orra Desert under the leadership of Sol Sultana after she killed her adoptive brother the Pharaoh and destroyed the Empire of Makhet. It quickly expands to encompass almost all of Eqos.

The blue dragon named Klokrenkron destroys the Fire Giant city of Agunskil and buries it deep under the desert sands.

A Lunar train line was constructed in the Kazarin Protectorate connecting Furukiri to Angelroost.

Legendary hero Prince Alric of Vetalo disappeared alongside his city when the darkness consumed it. The Kingdom of Vetalo’s land transforms into the Undead Sands, and is taken over by the Surya Sultanate.

Sol Sultana floods the caves of the underground city of Stearra, destroying the Queendom of Stearra. She did this to prevent the rebirth of the avatar of Lunaa fated to kill her.

Sol Sultana died mysteriously, leading to the shattering of the Surya Sultanate into countless kingdoms and city-states including the Varkani Emirate, the Dibayadi Empire, the Suryag Sultanate, the Kingdom of Amanaa, the Kingdom of Temokwo, and the Kingdom of Kazarii.

he Undead Sands were taken over by a new power called al-Shhubus. The immortal undead rulers created a new city called al-Fahim, or Alphanim.

The blue Vedavin were created by Vertum, and were granted magic by Varkanus, who turned the barren Vanadweep island into one lush with life. They then formed the Neelakandam Dynasty.

Yogi Raktabhatta wrote the Varveda, the first of the key Ashtadharmic texts.

Yogi Raktabhatta wrote the Loksmriti, the second of the key Ashtadharmic texts.

The Varkani Emirate fell apart during a period of great drought, splitting into the Varkunasam Kingdom of the Goldheim and the Varhamsat Khadumate of the Ashen Coast.

The Kingdom of Kazarii was divided between two sons, forming the Kingdom of Kazarin and the Kingdom of Tokaa.

Yogi Ashaneras wrote the Rakhapurana, the third of the key Ashtadharmic texts.

The Varkunasam Kingdom was overthrown by humans who formed the Queendom of Wesamala.

In this year, Rakash Zaaba I led a slave revolt against House Suryag, taking over Kasaaq and becoming the Taraja of the city, forming the Kasaaqi Dynasty.

Rakash Zaaba I waged war with desert-dwarf House Kawar of Ammba and the scattered riverlords, but failed due to fighting on two fronts. It was a challenging year for the fledgling dynasty.

To strengthen his position, Rakash Zaaba I married Ulkaa Bhatialli, one of his fellow former slaves. Ulkaa's sister's family would eventually lead to the rise of House Majhii.

Rakash Zaaba I made a deal with the various factions that control the river and moved all his forces towards Ammba.

The town of Wa'sadak was founded over the ruins of older towns, giving Rakash Zaaba I and his forces a solid footing in the Kav'orra.

Rakash Zaaba I finally emerged victorious in the siege of Ammba, claiming control over the city and proclaiming himself Mahataraja.

ogi Athira wrote the Saeveda, the fourth and newest of the key Ashtadharmic texts.

Azani Zaaba I, the second Mahataraja, led the First War for Dibayad but failed in the siege of the city, retreating and calling off the attack.

Azani Zaaba I married his cousin, Palkii Majhii, and his sister, Sivii Zaaba, to their cousin Debii Majhii, elevating Majhii into a minor house.

Azani Zaaba I brought in Mem'mala/House Mathii under the Dynasty through a promised marriage to his infant son, Kretu I.

Kretu Zaaba I conquered the growing town of Therah off the coast, putting House Majhii in charge and making them a Mahaan House.

Kretu Zaaba I's brother, Zavii Zaaba I, became the High Priest of Stars and started the rule of three. This rule required the king to take two concubines in addition to their married wife for the three moons of the sky. Some say that this was done to save his brother Kretu from his loveless marriage, while others believe it was a religious act.

Kretu Zaaba I's reign is marked by his long 2-year war on the Dragonborn Clans of Km'mala. Unfortunately, he dies of sickness while campaigning against the dragonborn city of Keningjei. His successor, Kuuja I, razes the city in retribution. The act is seen as brutal and inhumane by many, and it further fuels the tension between the Dynasty and the dragonborn.

After a long campaign against the dragonborn clans, Kuuja Zaaba I finally conquers the city of Koorjing and brings the Km'mala Peaks under the dynasty's control.

Kuuja Zaaba I decides to stay in Koorjing to consolidate his power and hold down his new city. However, he eventually meets his end in battle, killed by the guerrilla tactics of the dragonborn. His death marks a significant setback for the Dynasty.

The Queen Regent, Ainii, steps in to fill the power vacuum left by Kuuja's death, signing a final peace treaty with the dragonborn clans. With the new Mahataraja, Rakash Zaaba II, being only six years old, House Anganba is put in charge of Koorjing and the Km'mala Peaks. The Dynasty hopes that this will bring stability to the region and prevent further conflicts with the dragonborn.

Rakash Zaaba II, had been involved in several expansionist conflicts south of the river. However, his marriage to Lanniel of Aeteria, a moon elf, changed him. Lanniel convinced him to embrace a peaceful approach, and as a sign of his love for her, Rakash did not take the two concubines that were expected of him.

After coming to an agreement with the immortal rulers of Alphanim, Rakash Zaaba II constructed the black marble Veiled Wall that separated Kasaaq from the cursed sands of Alphanim. As a believer of Theratis, Rakash formed the order of the Veiled Guard to protect Kasaaq from the undead sands.

Lanniel was a significant influence on her half-elf son, Mahataraja Kuuja Zaaba II. Her influence led to a long period of peace in Kasaaq. However, Kuuja had a son with his wife, Azani Zaaba II, which caused a disagreement of succession with his eldest bastard son, Zoran. Zoran took the last name Zehir from his Drow mother. Kuuja II's mother, a moon elf, warned him against legitimizing the drow child. In an effort to claim his place as the rightful ruler, Zoran challenged his father to single combat. Kuuja II was still in top shape despite being middle-aged for a half-elf and defeated his son. To meet Zoran halfway, Kuuja II let him keep his new name of Zehir and made him the Lord of Wa'sadak. Although resentful, Zoran Zehir I accepted his defeat.

The Aatrii family took advantage of internal strife and civil war to usurp the Queendom of Wesamala and turn it into the Aatrii Kingdom. They pushed back the encroaching Empire of Yoldra back into the eastern Km’mala Peaks and defended against Teerian raids from the west.

The Aatrii Kingdom formed a defensive alliance with the Neelakandam Dynasty of Kei’rss island, bringing in the Vedavin into their kingdom without bloodshed by using the threat of a common enemy- The Teerian Raiders.

Teerian varangian raiders called the ‘Farhammers’ repelled from the Gold Beach settled down in the Akshos Highlands of Eqos. Their leader, Johan Tokisson, formed a new kingdom in the city of Eddai called the Vurmark Raj.

A disagreement with the Kingdom of Dibayad turned into the 5-year Second War for Dibayad, which ended when the Dabull Raja killed Kuuja II in battle outside the gates of Dibayad. This loss caused Lanniel Zaaba, the moon elf, to disappear from the empire, distraught from the violence and the loss of her son.

Mahataraja Azani Zaaba II held onto his grandmother's peaceful ideals for most of his life, but clamped down hard on any dissent in the empire, especially during the short-lived Mathii rebellion in the city of Mem'mala. His wife, Airina Mathii, left him to side with her family for the rest of her days.

As Azani II died with no male heirs, his eldest daughter Mahatarani Raktii Zaaba came into power aged 26. Most of the city states wouldn't accept a female monarch, so she immediately rallies power and becomes a near-mythical figure that used blood magic and restructured the army into a more modern one to hold the dynasty together. At the same time, Zoran Zehir I, 95 years after his defeat to his late father, comes back into the fray as the 'true male heir' of Azani II, as his legitimate half-brother. Still as young as ever due to being 3/4th elf, many flocked to his cause. In response to people calling Raktii the 'Blood Queen', he names himself the 'Venom King' - The houses split into two factions supporting the two, the dynasty fell into open civil war. Majhii and Heyvang supported House Zaaba while houses Mathii and Kawar backed House Zehir. Zoran Zehir I even allied with House Dabull of the neighboring Dibayadi Empire, bringing the foreign power into the civil war.

Raktii gives birth to her newborn son, Zrari Zaaba. She continues to fight against the Zehir rebellion, training an order of blood mages to aid in the battlefield.

Raktii faces off against her uncle Zoran Zehir I on the battlefield herself, and is known to have 'controlled' his blood to help her get the final hit in. Zoran's eldest son, Kuuja Zehir I, is also slain in the same battle. The rebellion at an end, Raktii becomes the first ruler to take over Dibayad in the short Third War for Dibayad, forcing House Dabull to bend the knee- finally uniting the great houses of the Kav’orra. Zoran's remaining son, Rakash Zehir, bends the knee to Raktii as well.

Raktii's empire stretched far south of the river, even controlling as south as the Edeni city of Jamre and the Vyzum city of Newhope.

The battle of Bloodgrass takes place between the forces of Kasaaq and Ghasarii. The Ghasaran forces were all cut down, comprising of mostly Aurian refugees.

After only a short rule over this empire, it's clear to Raktii that despite her prowess, as she grew older the other houses would do away with a female monarch. She abdicated the throne to her son Mahataraja Zrari Zaaba once he was 20, but held a major position as queen regent for the remainder of her days.

Zrari Zaaba finally fosters good relationships with House Kawar, and promotes mining throughout the lands in accordance with the Swarna Guild. He also marries a princess from the Aatrii Kingdom, and does not take the traditional two concubines. He carries out an extermination of mining pests such as Aurumvoraxes.

The various riverlord clans are brought under a single Mahaan house by Zrari Zaaba, naming the merchant lord sand-elf Duin'hir Rethi the sole lord of the river.

Mahataraja Rakash Zaaba III loses control of the territories south of the Rethi River after small wars and rebellions, losing the Blood Queen's lands. After independence, the Kingdoms of Vanem & Temokwo alongside the Amadi family created a common Jamran state called the Kwadenhi.

The trade guilds of the Aatrii Kingdom create a massive merchant army of mercenaries and supporters, and take over power from the monarchies of the kingdom. This leads to a chaotic period of nearly fifty years in which the Aatrii Kingdom is divided between the royals and the merchants.