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De Heron

pida 600 nat nelot, hen natlairet halun betrarine, dan de janum, Heron, jau Haudanumdi giter - hen vidi gaim Luhangida betrarine, fet de thera githanna: Mithiadi Lugetia, Teknafia Tehiena, va Liliafia Nadia - kam Delija kufme iha nage [Kitria-Alola] va pitumne hainum magur dolum. de halun turne wethinatha fia de Delijadi nilidia, Maida, ga kim November 10, 1293 Ano Domini, jau nat-hana, va haphet-hana, deca nifat deidi netranum nem Luhangidadi nirnia. kim liek, De Heron lam Lufdi gantet nugiet natlair.

De Heron lam natlanet natlair, ga fen 365 haphet ga relkeri 12 marhan, va hana walphet ga gata hata 4 va 400 nat. ti janum lanimri fet Lithesernadi katena: Marhan va Laneron. Laneron lam Mithiadi Teranet Zodiakdi haren - ga nem Delija, litherulantem dopentari, du pentari jau "De Delianadi Luliena", ga gieda adi kenasas dum Luf, ga mekrat adi Mitna, fel dolumdi mariana va thuremna. seu 12 Laneron, el fen dolumdi Teranet Zodiakdi harenna. tes seu Laneronna pentari jau Herondi 12 marhan. segu gom, Herondi marhanna jali, ga jalenri tiphan dolumdi Teranet Zodiakdi harenna va dolumdi haphetna, fet hanir late menir:

Vilent – Libra – 30 haphet
Menairon – Sekoripo – 30 haphet (ve 31 kim welatornat)
Sheletl – Sagitairus – 30 haphet
Inedes – Kaprikorne – 31 haphet
Walni – Akwairus – 30 haphet
Kirli – Pisces – 31 haphet
Milvan – Aries – 30 haphet
Sufruhi – Taurus – 31 haphet
Darmon – Gemini – 30 haphet
Kerlom – Kanser – 31 haphet
Rife – Elo – 30 haphet
Bredu – Virgo – 31 haphet

seu meso hen phalan ga metharme nehar fel Teranet nugina: mo livanna. pitha livanote, ve, likum va amivetha phetonna, ti fati kim 8r, 9r, 10r, 18r, 19r, 20r, 28r, 29r, 30r, va nim seu 31 haphet nem hen marhan, 31r. dakatie, nim seu 10 haphet kim hana livan, seu avenia 7 likum haphet va 3 pheton.

Herondi natlairet saga tur gom nielum: marhan haphet.nat. jau lutar, "Menairon 22.724" jou "nat 724, marhan 2, haphet 22". kim liphet, ti [Sheletl 26.723].

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The Heron calendar

Around 600 years ago, a calendar system was created, under the name of Heron, as a part of the Unification – an event when the kingdom of Luhangida, was formed, from the three kingdoms: The Lithian Lugetia, the Teknite Tehyena, and the Lilian Nadya – after New Delianism spread quickly across the Kitrian archipelago and brought unity among the three. The system set the birth of the Delianism’s great prophet, Maida, on November 10, 1293 Anno Domini, as the year one, and the day one, in order to commemorate his struggle in the genesis of Luhangida. Now, Heron is the Lufian global standard calendar.

The Heron is a solar calendar, with 365 days that is divided to 12 months, and a leap day coming every 4 and 400 years. Its name is derived from the Lithian words, Marhan “month”, and Laneron. The Lanerons are the Lithians’ equivalent of the Terran Zodiac – where, in New Delianism, aren’t represented astrologically, but are represented as “the eyes of the Delians (gods)” – watching all activity on planet Luf, including the entire humankind, for their merits and sins. There are 12 Lanerons, each with their own Terran Zodiac equivalents. These Lanerons are then represented as the 12 months of the Heron calendar. Below here is the list of months of The Heron, listed alongside its Terran Zodiac equivalents and its days, from first to last:

Vilent – Libra – 30 days
Menairon – Scorpio – 30 days (or 31 in leap years)
Sheletl – Sagittarius – 30 days
Inedes – Capricorn – 31 days
Walni – Aquarius – 30 days
Kirli – Pisces – 31 days
Milvan – Aries – 30 days
Sufruhi – Taurus – 31 days
Darmon – Gemini – 30 days
Kerlom – Cancer – 31 days
Rife – Leo – 30 days
Bredu – Virgo – 31 days

There is also one feature in The Heron that is probably weird to Terran standards – the lack of weeks. When it comes to weekends, or, work and school holidays, it falls on the 8th, 9th, 10th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 28th, 29th, 30th, and if there are 31 days in a month, 31st. In other words, if there is a 10-day week, there will be 7 work days and 3 holidays.

The Heron’s calendar notation uses the following format: Month Day.Year. For example, “Menairon 22.724” means “724th year, 2nd month, 22nd day”. Today, it is Sheletl 26.723.

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Delia-Falekeganda (part 1; 504 English words; 400 Lithian words)

Delia-Falekeganda lam falekeganda ga feturi dum Mina-Wilandi fetze, dum Lithe-Kalothe. de ganda de jelume mitharloga idiza dum Luhangida, dan debusumna ga nebi pida 3200 mitna ima kater kilomalte, ga gekari dan de gandet idiza shant hal pida 10000 kater kilomalte, ga nim tertari, hari 32 mika mitatre. gom idiza mefetet de safitre va limetere Lugetia-Githandi kitraga.

jau falekeganda, De Merget (dakatie, Luhangidadi keithete miemum) fen lice kento da de idiza, ga mo sa katin gandana. gom ganda finti 6 naga:

Wilwatikta: de lieku safitre kitraga fia Lugetia-Githan va Luhangida. gom naga mefetetme lazar jau de naga dan galgu vinina, faushame nem lametaria, veitia, va ariba, ga bedune late gom haphet, gir jomene de naga jada hen mitlaga suvanis drantna dum Luhangida. gom naga konteri jau de Luhangidafia vininadi latem.

Mekre: hen naga ga dum Lithe-Kalindi githe, lauma Gie-Kalint. gom naga witri gina jelamet Lufrenta Anita, ga hen shuforga hande suvanis drantna dum Lugetia. Mekre lam mefetetne witri jau de fetha gadu nithalena kapit va enes anita meirimina, ga enailane dan Lufrenta Anitadi katumum kim 539 MN.

Hanalufta: gom naga ga dum Delia-Falekegandadi mitsalga, atra Gie-Kalint va Lithe-Kalint. gom mitharloga naga dum Delia-Falekeganda va dum Luhangida dan 18 mika mitna. jau mitaset naga, Hanalufta kufme hefane, va tuta de naga tetane jada gantet lake kirent gina tidi bidame mekor vikhairent, Hanalufta jadanone hen galguga naga dum Luhangida, ga lufeiri tidi 720 kana-dalara limetra.

Kali: hen vikhairent naga ga nurda fet Hanalufta, ga meso de fetha fia Milwa Traganta Laftran. gom naga kimame witri jau de fetha fel Kalidilethir Vikhairent lastra niva, ga gaba deca reva de liekume intorfier Hanalufta Vikhairent. gina de nivadi shaka, navi vimvuna tetano hefa dum de naga. gom lishuk dan de nagadi mela jau phi satva lafena.

Hanitlam: gom naga ga dum suta fe Lithe-Kalint. gom naga witret jau Lugetiadi suvanus kirent, dan mastena, lukheina, tivathana, remetna, va shar. tethame jau fetha fel shant witret rathena, metka mitlanna va Hobitsis timuna, de naga hefano da bidame mireimo suvanus naga, thifu tidi phi 2 mika mitna mitatre.

Katsi: hen naga ga liceme Hanitlamdi sutafetze. ti tetane jau jehun kunatl drada, du kimame mier nebri dan de pithe Hanitlam he ti kufme hefane gina mitla suvanus. gina gam, va Hanitlamdi shauli vimvuna, de naga liek shatrame mitharir vimvuna, ga handa da Katsidi kitierme shatra 7 mika mitatre. gom naga relkeri da dara safitredi hir naga: Katsi va Katsi Witu.

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Delia-Falekeganda

Delia-Falekeganda (Delia Special Province) is a special province located on the east of the Mina Island, on the Lithe River Delta. The province is the most densely populated region in Luhangida, with estimates reaching around 3200 people per kilometers square; compared to the provincial area of about 10000 kilometers square; which, if calculated, equates to a population of 32 million. The area itself is historically the administrative and economic capital of the Lugetian Kingdom.

As a special province, the Merget (in other words, the central government of Luhangida) has direct control of the area, which is not like other provinces. The province itself consists of 6 cities:

Wilwatikta: The current administrative capital of the Kingdom of Lugetia and the Kingdom of Luhangida. This city is historically significant as the city with a rich culture, particularly in visual arts, poetry, and architecture, which remained to this day, making the city one of the most popular tourist sites in Luhangida. The city itself is considered as the symbol of Luhanese culture.

Mekre: A city located in a branch of the Lithe River, called the Gie River. This city is known for the classical Lufrenta Garden, which is one of the most visited single tourist sites in Lugetia. Mekre itself is historically known to be the place where gardeners gather and experiment with garden layouts, which culminates with the construction of the Lufrenta Garden in 539 MN.

Hanalufta: A city located at the coastline of the Delia Province, between Gie and Lithe rivers. This is the most populated city in the Delia Province and the entire Luhangida, with 18 million people. Being a coastal city, Hanalufta grew quite rapidly, and as the city started becoming a global trade hub due to its well-developed port, Hanalufta has become one of the richest cities in the entire Luhangida, as shown by its 720 billion-dollar (GDP) economy.

Kali: A port city north of Hanalufta, which also holds the Milwa International Airport. This city is recently known as the subject of the Kalidilethir Port megaproject, which aims to replace the currently overcrowded Hanalufta Port. Given the scale of the project, new real estates have started growing in the city. This is contrary to the region’s past as simply rice fields.

Hanitlam: A city south of the Lithe river. This city is famous as Lugetia’s tourism hub, with beaches, resorts, hotels, malls, and more. Initially a place of multiple famous myths, including mermaids and Hobbit-esque dwarves, the city has grown to a well-organized tourist city, although with the population of just about 2 million.

Katsi: A city directly south-east of Hanitlam. It started as a small fishing village, but recently had to catch up with the neighboring Hanitlam as it grew rapidly due to popular tourism. Because of that, along with the Hanitlam’s high real estate price tags, the city is now highly populated by real estates, which contributes to Katsi’s moderately high population of 7 million. This city is divided into two administratively separate cities: Katsi and Katsi Witu (West Katsi).

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