The continent formerly known as Galifar, and before that, the Dhakaani Empire.

The days of the week on Khorvaire are named as follows:

• Sul
• Mol
• Zol
• Wir
• Zor
• Far
• Sar.

The months of the year on Khorvaire are each associated with a dragonmark, and are named as follows:

• Zarantyr (Mid-winter) Mark of Storm
• Olarune (Late winter) Mark of Sentinel
• Therendor (Early spring) Mark of Healing
• Eyre (Mid-spring) Mark of Making
• Dravago (Late spring) Mark of Handling
• Nymm (Early summer) Mark of Hospitality
• Lharvion (Mid-summer) Mark of Detection
• Barrakas (Late summer) Mark of Finding
• Rhaan (Early autumn) Mark of Scribing
• Sypheros (Mid-autumn) Mark of Shadow
• Aryth (Late autumn) Mark of Passage
• Vult (Early winter) Mark of Warding

Geography

• Khorvaire is not the largest continent, but it has the most nations of any continent on Eberron. Starting in the west, the Demon Wastes borders the Barren Sea and is defined by the Shadowcrags and the Icehorn Mountains. South of that are the Shadow Marches, bordering Droaam to its southeast and the Eldeen Reaches to its northeast. East of the Reaches is Aundair, whose north shore is the beginning of the Bitter Sea. Across Scions Sound is Karrn, which is ends at the Ironroot Mountains. The foothills of those mountains are the beginning of the Mror Holds, all the way to the other side of the mountains, where the Lhazaar Principalities begin. This strip of coast and collection of islands is the beginning of the Lhazaar Sea and is north of Q’Barra, which is separated from the Talenta Plains to its west by the Endworld Mountains. South of Q’Barra is Valenar, whose western shore is the beginning of the Thunder Sea, and whose western border meets the Mournland, formerly Cyre. On the west side of the gray mist is Darguun, which is divided from Zilargo in the west by the Seawall Mountains. North of both of these nations is the central nation of Thrane. To the southwest of that is Breland, which is east of Droaam.