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The Calendar Rebellion was a political movement throughout the 610s and that came to a head in 623 IE over the issue of the calendar system used in [[Khutu]], the [[Negili Reckoning]]. Since the end of the [[Omban Empire|Empire]] in 338, Khutu had returned to the Negili Reckoning even though all the other successor states retained the [[Fair Cycle]] reforms. In 623, some of the most preeminent Khutuan noble lineages of the city of [[Onighus]], frustrated with the complexity of the old system and its lack of correspondence to neighbouring states, began simply using the Fair Cycle in their territories. While initially framed as a pragmatic action designed to smooth trade with neighbours, it quickly became a point of identity, with various nobles taking sides. Eventually, [[Eluli Ula|Eluli]] and His [[Conduit|Conduits]] intervened, in a few cases militarily, to bring the nobles in line. At least two lineage heads were executed and many others were temporarily jailed during the Rebellion.

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