The word "almanac" in literature takes on a spectrum of meanings—from a practical compendium of navigational and astronomical data to a symbol loaded with cultural and social resonance. In some works, such as in [1] and [2], the almanac is celebrated as a source of wisdom and practical advice, providing maxims for prudent living, while in others it is used satirically or symbolically. For instance, in [3] the acceptance of an Imperial Almanac signifies political subordination, and [4] employs the term metaphorically to comment on the unpredictability of fate. At the same time, references to specialized editions—be they nautical ([5], [6]), regional ([7], [8], [9]), or even playful literary devices ([10], [11])—underscore the almanac's multifaceted role as both a chronicle of empirical information and a cultural artifact that shapes, and is shaped by, societal values and expectations.