Planets of Chihazh

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Chihazh is commonly considered by Galhafan astronomers to have 11 known major planets in 10 orbits[1], although we would probably classify Havatrakh as a brown dwarf rather than as a planet. Names are given in both modern Ivetsian with their derivation from Classical Sanle and in Classical Blafu, the language of scholarship. Planetary names are descriptive. In Ivetsian, they end with a suffix derived from the Classical Sanle tkab meaning "star", but now used to simply mean "planet". In modern Ivetsian, this morpheme is usually -takh, but can sometimes be -dakh or -ska. Excluding Galhaf itself, there were five planets known to ancient observers.

Major Planets
Order Name (Ivetsian) Etymology (Classical Sanle) Mass Type Orbital period Semimajor axis Eccentricity Discovered
I Zhimblaska Shimrá tkab (Hidden Star) 5.432×1023 kg Rocky 9.8175 d 11,857,000 km .024 507 OE[2]
II Tuzatrakh Tosár tkab (Fast Star) 3.875×1023 kg Rocky 37.3471 d 28,895,000 km .016 Known since ancient times
III Ufsandakh Pshán tkab (Bright Star) 2.043×1025 kg Rocky 126.728 d 65,248,000 km .067
IV Galhaf Wagallapa (Our World)[3] 5.28962×1024 kg Rocky 259.655 d 105,255,160 km .066
Inner Asteroid belt
V Zheftakh Zhev tkab (Great Star) 1.846 × 1028 kg Gas[4] 1,701.18 d
4.65768 yr 		368,541,000 km .0415 Known since ancient times
Uspendakh[5] Tpen tkab (Follower Star) 3.0471 × 1024 kg Rocky
VI Vozataftakh Ksátlhap tkab (Slow Star) 9.131 × 1026 kg Gas 5,963.68 d
16.3280 yr 		850,475,000 km .0212
VII Undaska Ald tkab (Child star) 1.8723 × 1024 kg Rocky 8,945.52 d
24.4920 yr[6] 		1,114,440,000 km .1613 828 OE
VIII Nyatakh Nikh tkab (Outer Star) 2.0507 × 1026 kg Ice giant 18,587.2 d
50.8901 yr 		1,814,660,000 km .0563 185 BOE
Middle asteroid belt
IX Ufsahastakh Psaks tkab (Shepherd Star) Ice giant 90,178 d
246.897 yr[7] 		5,200,060,000 km .068 845 OE
X Havatrakh Kabar tkab (Found star) 7.0645 × 1028 kg Brown dwarf 135,267 d
370.348 yr 		6,814,690,000 km .057 882 OE
Outer asteroid belt


Lesser Planets (incomplete)
Located in Inner Asteroid Belt
Name (Ivetsian) Etymology Mass Orbital period Semimajor axis Eccentricity Discovered
Dakuska[8] Tak-lo tkab (First star)
Zhibaska Divb tkab (Ally Star)
Ostagaska Shtark tkab (Brother Star)
Located in Middle Asteroid Belt
Ungyaska Mkék tkab (Cold Star) 76.3352 yr[9] 2,377,880,000 km 0.2403
Dreftakh Dref tkab (Winter Star) 76.3352 yr[9] 2,377,880,000 km 0.1723
Located in Outer Asteroid Belt
Shivrashandakh Shivrashan + -takh 2,740 yr 25,873,200,000 km 0.1896

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Some astronomers define "major planet" differently and thus count more than 11
  2. ↑ Due to its proximity to Chihazh, it is always lost in the glare
  3. ↑ Classical Kasshian
  4. ↑ Sub-brown dwarf
  5. ↑ Trojan planet
  6. ↑ In 3:2 resonance with Vozataftakh
  7. ↑ In 2:3 orbital resonance with Havatrakh
  8. ↑ Originally known as Jishiska, then Dakuhezh
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 In 3:2 resonance with Nyatakh
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