Boxlandian Calendar

Boxlandian Calendar
The Boxlandian Calendar was a system of time used in Boxlandia to identify the year. This is different to the tradition Gregorian Calendar, the traditional calendar used around the world (eg: BC, AD, 2015, 2016, 2017 etc), minus North Korea.

The years were a number, followed by AZ, to represent time 'After Zander' (Zander I), signifying the signing of the constitution by the founding fathers. For example '26 AZ'.

A year in the Boxlandian Calendar would roughly be around two weeks in the traditional Gregorian Calendar, (for example the year 3 AZ would be two weeks in a tradition calendar, before it then moves on to 4 AZ).

Other Uses

 * The Boxlandian Calendar was also used due to the lack of sunlight in Boxlandia, especially the North. The shortness of days therefore meant condensing the size of the years, days and months.
 * Christmas occurred every two weeks due to this calendar.