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''Delm'' is the ancient pagan word for the shrines and sacred places of the old gods, whereat it was unlawful to attack and shed blood. The word also indicates the last day of the pagan week, and in ancient times the day was respected as the day of pact, in which it was unlawful to fight and war. | ''Delm'' is the ancient pagan word for the shrines and sacred places of the old gods, whereat it was unlawful to attack and shed blood. The word also indicates the last day of the pagan week, and in ancient times the day was respected as the day of pact, in which it was unlawful to fight and war. | ||
Revision as of 19:31, 13 October 2019
Contents
Days of the Week
Palantanum
Maerniok
Halestornum
Gramdolok
Kalantorum
Vandors
Delm
Market day. Most castles and villages hold Delm as their market day. It also often a travel day for those who live in the hinterlands, making their way to the commandery.
Delm is the ancient pagan word for the shrines and sacred places of the old gods, whereat it was unlawful to attack and shed blood. The word also indicates the last day of the pagan week, and in ancient times the day was respected as the day of pact, in which it was unlawful to fight and war.
