The Irilolo Calendar consists of 365 days and 366 days on Gregorian Leap Years. It is currently observing Year 13,800,002,024.
The Calendar begins on the Gregorian 3 November and runs parallel when the next Gregorian Year is NOT a Leap Year.
The Calendar has no months and instead counts days. For example: "Hey, what are you doing on the 69th?" = "Hey, what are you doing on January 10th?"
The extra day from Gregorian Leap Days is the last day of the Irilolo Calendar and takes place on the Gregorian 2 November. It's called Worlds-Closest-Together Day and is the day when all Words are the closest together and Mallyaags have the most influence upon this World.
The Irilolo Calendar on a Gregorian Non-Leap Year
3 November - The 1st (Irilolo New Year's)
1 December - The 29th
1 January - The 60th
1 February - The 91st
1 March - The 119th
1 April - The 150th
1 May - The 180th
1 June - The 211th
1 July - The 241st
1 August - The 272nd
1 September - The 303rd
1 October - The 333rd
1 November - The 364th
2 November - The 365th (Irilolo New Year's Eve)
The Irilolo Calendar on a Gregorian Leap Year
3 November - The 1st (Irilolo New Year's)
1 December - The 29th
1 January - The 60th
1 February - The 91st
1 March - The 120th
1 April - The 151st
1 May - The 181st
1 June - The 212th
1 July - The 242nd
1 August - The 273rd
1 September - The 304th
1 October - The 334th
1 November - The 365th (Irilolo New Year's Eve)
2 November - Worlds-Closest-Together Day (Usually no number, not usually called the 366th)
The Irilolo Calendar also features weeks, built on 12 days. 30.417/30.5 weeks.
The weeks are named as followed.
One-Week
Two-Week
Three-Week
Four-Week
Five-Week
Six-Week
Seven-Week
Eight-Week
Nine-Week
Ten-Week
Eleven-Week
Twelve-Week
Thirteen-Week
Fourteen-Week
Fifteen-Week
Sixteen-Week
Seventeen-Week
Eighteen-Week
Nineteen-Week
Twenty-Week
Twenty-One-Week
Twenty-Two-Week
Twenty-Three-Week
Twenty-Four-Week
Twenty-Five-Week
Twenty-Six-Week
Twenty-Seven-Week
Twenty-Eight-Week
Twenty-Nine-Week
Thirty-Week
Thirty-One-Week
The 12 days of the week are named as follows.
One-Day
Two-Day
Three-Day
Four-Day
Five-Day
Six-Day
Seven-Day
Eight-Day
Nine-Day
Ten-Day
Eleven-Day
Twelve-Day
"Do you wanna go to the cinema on the 127th? It's an Eleven-Day!"
The Irilolo Calendar also features 12 hour days with 120 minutes each. 1 minute remains 60 seconds.
