Astrology |

Most astrology of the Sasinthēne mainland comes from early Hesodic tradition, particularly that of the tribe of Sakhar. The Sakhar tribe were among those who early Sasinthēnes had close relations with, and in some cases, claimed descent from. During the emergence of the classical Sasinthēne culture, the Sakhar were emulated and seen as an ideal.

This system of astrology was first devised from astronomical readings taken at Calicart. The Solar Houses are the twelve constellations the sun travels through in the course of a year. The Spring Guides are the twelve constellations, two of which are also Solar Houses, which sit about 30 degrees above the horizon in each of the twelve classical directions, eight of which are named for them.

Solar Houses:

Start Date	End Date	Interpretation	Hesodic	Sasinthēne	Talenic
25 Dawn II	25 Waking	Twin serpents.		Òxias	Uksiäs
26 Waking	25 Tears	Lyrist.		Gioulade	Üladie
26 Tears	25 Wayfarer	Winged scorpion.		Charxōphōs	Karksops
26 Wayfarer	25 Wheel	Albatross.		Procoëges	Prokoejes
26 Wheel	26 Red	Hippocampus.	Ansus	Cataddouxa	Anssos
27 Red	26 October	Chariot.	Goemsut	Agéa	Gomsot
27 October	27 November	Dolphin.		Laöpherné	Loperne
28 November	27 December	Bowl.		Stozion	Stossiän
28 December	28 Undecember	Lion.		Zōchōs	Zogoss
29 Undecember	28 Night	Bull.	Hagharut	Acharōs	Hagrot
29 Night	23 Dawn I	Leaping fishes.		Techteri	Tekterie
24 Dawn I	24 Dawn II	Dog.		Caleōs	Kaliöss

Spring Guides:

Direction	Interpretation	Hesodic	Sasinthēne	Talenic
East	Dog.		Caleōs	Kaliöss
ESE	Dragon.	Zekulun	Azichor	Zgolan
SSE	Lovers.		Melōmmas
South	Lamb.		Móulo
SSW	Shepherd.	Hedet/Ospede	Pleömedōs	Ospad
WSW	Maiden.		Thébe
West	Lyrist.		Gioulade	Üladie
WNW	Clavicle.		Mitrea
NNW	Ram.		Cherdōs	Kerdos
North	Spearman.		Pógramon
NNE	Eagle and Gulf.	Harwa	Àroua/Zēgas
ENE	Wayfarer*		Etridōs
*Wayfarer points towards the Albatross and the Wayfarer’s stars.