The Gozaan Cycle

Overview
The Calender System used on Gozaa was created by the Demi-Gogues Onca and Vela from their own observations of the celestial movements. Onca laid the Calender's foundation out of necessity as a schedule for planting and harvesting. Onca took account of the movement of the sols and the changing weather of each season. Vela was responsible for recording the cycles of the moons. Both kept written records of these events and eventually compiled them into an accurate celestial calender. The same calender system is still in use today with no changes.

The Divisions
The Gozaan Cycle is divided into three seasons of 120 days. They are the inner ring, An (yellow), Ho (red) & Ki (blue).

The Seasons are divided into two Segs of alternating legnths of 30 and 90 days. They are the second ring; Seed (brown), Bloom (lime), Fruit (green), Sum (orange), Feast (lilac), and Shade (purple).

Ten days are equal to a bloc with each day of its own significance. 12 blocs make up an entire season.

The 5 Holidays are not shown on the written Calender. Nevertheless they are included in the final count of days, bringing the total to 365. Holidays are not static and are observed at the time of best opportunity. To retain the accuracy of the calender, the Holidays pause the advancement of the calender cycle for one day, after which the next day is observed as if no time has passed.

The 5 Holidays are, Onca's Rites, Vela's Rites, Aizha's Feast, Noro's Rites, Dema's Rites.

Summary
1 Cycle = 3 Seasons,6 Segs, 36 Blocs, 365 Days

1 Season = 2 Segs, 12 Blocs, 120 Days

1 Seg = 3 or 9 Blocs, 30 or 90 days

1 Bloc = 10 days