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ABOUT THE KIRK CALENDAR

A New Reckoning of Time

The Kirk Calendar is a new calendar system beginning on September 10, 2025. This date marks the beginning of Year I A.K. (After Kirk).

Years before the beginning of the calendar are designated B.K. (Before Kirk). There is no Year 0: Year I B.K. is immediately followed by Year I A.K.

The Kirk-months

A Kirk-year consists of twelve Kirk-months. Each month contains exactly thirty days, giving the year 360 regular days.

Every month is divided into three Kirk-weeks of ten days each.

12 months × 30 days = 360 days

The Kirk-week

Each Kirk-week contains ten days. The days are simply numbered: First Day, Second Day, Third Day, and so on through Tenth Day.

Three Kirk-weeks make one Kirk-month.

3 Kirk-weeks × 10 days = 30 days

Kirk Time

The day is divided according to a decimal system. Instead of twenty-four hours, a Kirk day contains ten hours.

Every Kirk hour contains one hundred minutes, and every Kirk minute contains one hundred seconds.

10 hours × 100 minutes × 100 seconds

A.K. & B.K.

The Kirk Calendar uses the beginning of the calendar as its historical epoch.

A.K. means After Kirk, while B.K. means Before Kirk.

10 September 2025
= 1.1.1 A.K.

Days Outside the Months

The twelve Kirk-months contain exactly 360 days. The remaining days of the year do not belong to any month or Kirk-week. They form a separate period at the end of the year.

I

Nothing Ever Happens Day

A day to commemorate all events that never happened.

II

Soy Day

A day to commemorate the year's most egregious acts of soy.

III

Coal Day

A day to commemorate the year's finest examples of coal.

IV

Gem Day

A day to commemorate the year's finest gems.

V

Kirk Day

A day to commemorate the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk.

VI · LEAP YEAR

Happening Day

A day to commemorate the few happenings that actually happened.

Leap Years

A Kirk-year is a leap year whenever Gregorian February 29 falls within that Kirk-year. Leap years therefore contain one additional day outside the months.

Regular year: 360 + 5 = 365 days
Leap year: 360 + 6 = 366 days