Editing Ynglism (section)

====''Krugolet'' and ''kologod''====
Ynglism proposes a unique structure of time which differs from that of other branches of Rodnovery and which Aleksandr Khinevich claimed to be a genuine Slavic calendar.{{sfn|Shnirelman|2007|p=52}} It is used by the Ynglists for organising their life and their divine liturgies.{{sfn|Gaidukov|2000|p=127}} It is based on great cycles of 144 years — ''krugolet'' (круголет), literally "circle flight", personified as '''[[Chislobog]]''' —, with each year beginning on 20 September on the autumn equinox, consisting of nine months of forty or forty-one days subdivided in weeks of nine days, with each day consisting of sixteen hours, each hour consisting of 144 minutes, and each minute of further subdivisions.{{sfnm|1a1=Gaidukov|1y=2000|1p=127|2a1=Shnirelman|2y=2007|2p=52}}<ref name="Ynglism-calendar">{{cite web|title=Славянские названия месяцев |trans-title=Slavic names of the months|url=http://derzhavarus.ru/slavyanskie-nazvaniya-mesyacev.html |website=Derzhava Rus |date=18 December 2014 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170621212830/http://derzhavarus.ru/slavyanskie-nazvaniya-mesyacev.html |archive-date=21 June 2017}}</ref> In the ''krugolet'', years are arranged in groups of sixteen, with fifteen of them constiting of 365 days and the sixteenth year consisting of 369 days.{{sfn|Gaidukov|2000|p=127}} Each year also has its own name and associated animal (e.g. White Dog, White Goat, and the like).{{sfn|Shnirelman|2007|p=52}}

According to Ynglist teachings, the "cycle of the year" (кологод, ''kologod'') is itself a phenomenon reflecting the order of the supreme God, that is to say its active manifestation, Yngly.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> Each month's name may be written as a compound of two Ynglist runes, of which the first rune is either ''Ay'' (Ай), ''Bey'' (Бэй), ''Gey'' (Гэй), ''Day'' (Дай), ''E'' (Э), ''Vey'' (Вэй), ''Xey'' / ''Khey'' (Хей), or ''Tay'' (Тай), reflecting basic sounds in Indo-European tongues and representing the natural characteristics manifesting in the given month.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> The second rune in the names is always the rune [[File:Ynglist Let rune.svg|20px]] ''Let'' (Летъ), which means "year" as well as "summer", as the months are phases of the year which comes to its full maturity in summer.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> The only exception to this rule is the first month, Ramkhat (Рамхатъ), whose name refers to the beginning of Ra-M-Kha's ordering action, Yngly, represented by the ''swastika''-like first rune and extending as the entire year.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/>
{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|-
!Month!!Runic sign!!Meaning!!Corresponding Latinate month(s)
|- bgcolor="#FFD0C0"
| '''Ramkhat'''<br>Рамхатъ || [[File:Ynglist Ramhat runic.svg|100px|center]][[File:Yngly (supreme God's action) rune.svg|50px|center]] || Ramkhat represents the principle of divinity articulating itself as the first month and as the entirety of the year; Ra-M-Kha/Ramkha who sets in motion and sustains a new year cycle.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> Another symbol of this month is a hooked cross, which is the symbol of Yngly, the fiery action of the supreme God itself in the whole universe.<ref name="Derzhavarus-Ynglism"/> || September–October
|- bgcolor="#FFD0C0"
| '''Aylet'''<br>Айлетъ || [[File:Ynglist Ay rune.svg|50px|center]] || Aylet is the month of new gifts. The rune ''Ay'' means prosperity, full baskets. It is the propitious tide for weddings, for beginning building new things, and for harvests.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> || November
|- bgcolor="#FFD0C0"
| '''Beylet'''<br>Бэйлетъ || [[File:Ynglist Bey rune.svg|50px|center]] || Beylet is the month of white light and peace, representing the pure radiance of divinity, glory and the resting of the soul.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> || December
|- bgcolor="#FFD0C0"
| '''Geylet'''<br>Гэйлетъ || [[File:Ynglist Gey rune.svg|50px|center]] || Geylet is the month of blizzards and fierce and severe cold.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> || January–February
|- bgcolor="#FFD0C0"
| '''Daylet'''<br>Дайлетъ || [[File:Ynglist Day rune.svg|50px|center]] || Daylet is the month of the rebirth of nature; plants and animals awaken and are strengthened.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> || March
|- bgcolor="#FFD0C0"
| '''Elet'''<br>Элетъ || [[File:Ynglist E rune.svg|50px|center]] || Elet is the month of sowing, this being the foremost meaning of the rune ''E''. It is the sowing not only of seeds in the ground, but also of the word in people; it is therefore the month of naming and renaming of persons, for them to be born again.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> || April
|- bgcolor="#FFD0C0"
| '''Veylet'''<br>Вэйлетъ || [[File:Ynglist Vey rune.svg|50px|center]] || Veylet is the month of winds. The rune ''Vey'' is an image of flying, and of blowing wind. This month is when Stribog ("Wind God") and his children are most active.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> || May–June
|- bgcolor="#FFD0C0"
| '''Xeylet'''<br>Хейлетъ || [[File:Ynglist Xey rune.svg|50px|center]] || Xeylet, or spelled "Kheylet", is the month of the receipt of the gifts of nature. The rune ''Xey'' is an image of positive force. What was sown in Elet and grew throughout Veylet, is finally harvested in Xeylet.<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> || July
|- bgcolor="#FFD0C0"
| '''Taylet'''<br>Тайлетъ || [[File:Ynglist Tay rune.svg|50px|center]] || Taylet is the month of completion of the year, of divine creation, of full summer. The rune ''Tay'' means the top, the limit, the end of something (just like the homophonous Chinese grapheme and in words like "[[Taiga]]", literally "end of the path").<ref name="Ynglism-calendar"/> || August
|}