Everything You Never Even Wanted to Know About Both Klingon Calendars and the Day of Honor!

[Stevil2001]

The alternative was to do more math than I really wanted to do for the sake of a dating system that 90% of my readership weren't even going to notice.

Having said that, I apologize to the remaining 10% (which likely includes everyone reading this thread).

I always felt like the "Year of Kahless" likely referred to Kahless's birth or death or maybe some other significant date, like when he unified the Klingon Empire. If that's c. 850 C.E., then you have two points for a slope-intercept equation. Simple algebra! (In fact, Michael Schuster and I once worked this all out for a Klingon-focused Enterprise novel we pitched.)

Keith, you have to know we care!

 

[ryan123450]

The alternative was to do more math than I really wanted to do for the sake of a dating system that 90% of my readership weren't even going to notice.

Having said that, I apologize to the remaining 10% (which likely includes everyone reading this thread).

No problem KRAD! Still plenty of interesting chronological data you established that it’s fun to pour over. And if you ever do anything else Klingon related, shoot me or the Timeliners group a message and we’ll do the math for you!

 

[Christopher]

Still plenty of interesting chronological data you established that it’s fun to pour over.

That's "pore over." You generally want to avoid pouring things over books. Makes them hard to read.

 

[Burning Hearts of Qo'nos]

Holy hell, this is fantastic!

 

[ryan123450]

Thanks! Glad a few more people are showing interest as time goes on.