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	The Aebasan Calendar is most often used in western [[Geography of Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. It is based on the establishment of the first human city, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] at the dawn of [[the First Age of Man]] slightly less than eight millennia ago. Events prior to this are abbreviated "AT" (Antethenos) and events after this foundation are abbreviated "MT" (Metathenos). Though most nations on Gallorea have their own calendar based on how long the current regnant has been ruling or since the foundation of their kingdom, the Aebasan calendar is commonly used among historians and sages of the continent as a 'neutral' calendar. It is the oldest known human dating system.		The Aebasan Calendar is most often used in western [[Geography of Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. It is based on the establishment of the first human city, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] at the dawn of [[the First Age of Man]] slightly less than eight millennia ago. Events prior to this are abbreviated "AT" (Antethenos) and events after this foundation are abbreviated "MT" (Metathenos). Though most nations on Gallorea have their own calendar based on how long the current regnant has been ruling or since the foundation of their kingdom, the Aebasan calendar is commonly used among historians and sages of the continent as a 'neutral' calendar. It is the oldest known human dating system.

	The current year in the Aebasan Calendar is {{AeYear\|~~7979~~}}.		The current year in the Aebasan Calendar is {{AeYear\|7984}}.
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	The current year in the Aebasan Calendar is {{AeYear\|7979}}.		The current year in the Aebasan Calendar is {{AeYear\|7979}}.
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	The Aebasan Calendar is most often used in western [[Geography of Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. It is based on the establishment of the first human city, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] at the dawn of [[the First Age of Man]] slightly less than eight millennia ago. Though most nations on Gallorea have their own calendar based on how long the current regnant has been ruling or since the foundation of their kingdom, the Aebasan calendar is commonly used among historians and sages of the continent as a 'neutral' calendar. It is the oldest known human dating system.		The Aebasan Calendar is most often used in western [[Geography of Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. It is based on the establishment of the first human city, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] at the dawn of [[the First Age of Man]] slightly less than eight millennia ago. Events prior to this are abbreviated "AT" (Antethenos) and events after this foundation are abbreviated "MT" (Metathenos). Though most nations on Gallorea have their own calendar based on how long the current regnant has been ruling or since the foundation of their kingdom, the Aebasan calendar is commonly used among historians and sages of the continent as a 'neutral' calendar. It is the oldest known human dating system.

			The current year in the Aebasan Calendar is {{AeYear\|7979}}.
	[[Category:Time]]		[[Category:Time]]

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	The Aebasan Calendar is most often used in western [[Geography of Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. It is based on the establishment of the first human city, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] at the dawn of [[the First Age of Man]] slightly less than eight millennia ago. Though most nations on Gallorea have their own calendar based on how long the current regnant has been ruling or since the foundation of their kingdom, the Aebasan calendar is commonly used among historians and sages of the continent as a 'neutral' calendar. It is the oldest known human dating system.		The Aebasan Calendar is most often used in western [[Geography of Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. It is based on the establishment of the first human city, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] at the dawn of [[the First Age of Man]] slightly less than eight millennia ago. Though most nations on Gallorea have their own calendar based on how long the current regnant has been ruling or since the foundation of their kingdom, the Aebasan calendar is commonly used among historians and sages of the continent as a 'neutral' calendar. It is the oldest known human dating system.
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	The Aebasan Calendar is most often used in western [[Geography of Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. It is based on the establishment of the first human city, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] at the dawn of [[the First Age of ~~Mankind~~]] slightly less than eight millennia ago. Though most nations on Gallorea have their own calendar based on how long the current regnant has been ruling or since the foundation of their kingdom, the Aebasan calendar is commonly used among historians and sages of the continent as a 'neutral' calendar. It is the oldest known human dating system.		The Aebasan Calendar is most often used in western [[Geography of Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. It is based on the establishment of the first human city, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] at the dawn of [[the First Age of Man]] slightly less than eight millennia ago. Though most nations on Gallorea have their own calendar based on how long the current regnant has been ruling or since the foundation of their kingdom, the Aebasan calendar is commonly used among historians and sages of the continent as a 'neutral' calendar. It is the oldest known human dating system.
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	The Aebasan Calendar is most often used in western [[Geography of Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. It is based on the establishment of the first human city, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] at the dawn of [[the First Age of Mankind]] slightly less than eight millennia ago. Though most nations on Gallorea have their own calendar based on how long the current regnant has been ruling or since the foundation of their kingdom, the Aebasan calendar is commonly used among historians and sages of the continent as a 'neutral' calendar. It is the oldest known human dating system.		The Aebasan Calendar is most often used in western [[Geography of Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. It is based on the establishment of the first human city, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] at the dawn of [[the First Age of Mankind]] slightly less than eight millennia ago. Though most nations on Gallorea have their own calendar based on how long the current regnant has been ruling or since the foundation of their kingdom, the Aebasan calendar is commonly used among historians and sages of the continent as a 'neutral' calendar. It is the oldest known human dating system.
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The Aebasan Calendar is most often used in western [[Geography of Gallorea|Gallorea]]. It is based on the establishment of the first human city, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] at the dawn of [[the First Age of Mankind]] slightly less than eight millennia ago. Though most nations on Gallorea have their own calendar based on how long the current regnant has been ruling or since the foundation of their kingdom, the Aebasan calendar is commonly used among historians and sages of the continent as a 'neutral' calendar. It is the oldest known human dating system.