Reigning in chaos.
The Lunisolar component of theAbysmal Calendar associates the Lunations with the Year. Each Year will have 12 or 13 Lunations, each Lunation is 29 or 30 Days long. As a result the Lunisolar Year will be 354 Days (+/- 1 Day) for 12 Lunations, or 384 Days (+/- 1 Day) for 13 Lunations.
Lunations are numbered 0 to 11 or 12, and Days of the Lunation are numbered 0 to 28 or 29.
Lunation 0 for any given Year contains the Southern Solstice (on or about December 21st).
Day 0 for any given Lunation occurs on the New Moon.
Lunisolar Year 0: December 13th 2012 to December 2nd 2013
Year 0 Lunation 0: December 13th 2012 to January 10th 2013
Year 0 Lunation 0 Day 0: December 13th 2012
Year 0 has 12 Lunations
Year 0 Lunation 0 has 29 Days
Year 0 Lunation 1 has 30 Days
Year 0 Lunation 2 has 29 Days
Year 0 Lunation 3 has 30 Days
Year 0 Lunation 4 has 30 Days
Year 0 Lunation 5 has 29 Days
Year 0 Lunation 6 has 30 Days
Year 0 Lunation 7 has 29 Days
Year 0 Lunation 8 has 30 Days
Year 0 Lunation 9 has 30 Days
Year 0 Lunation 10 has 29 Days
Year 0 Lunation 11 has 30 Days
Year 0 has 12 Lunations
Year 1 has 12 Lunations
Year 2 has 12 Lunations
Year 3 has 13 Lunations
Year 4 has 12 Lunations
Year 5 has 13 Lunations
Year 6 has 12 Lunations
Year 7 has 12 Lunations
Year 8 has 13 Lunations
Year 9 has 12 Lunations
Year 10 has 12 Lunations
Year 11 has 13 Lunations
Year 12 has 12 Lunations
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