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! Date in [[Rokaselan Calendar]] !! Date in Gregorian Calendar !! Holiday !! Details | ! Date in [[Rokaselan Calendar]] !! Date in Gregorian Calendar !! Holiday !! Details | ||
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| 1 | | 1 Sairairita | ||
| sunrise March 21st - sunrise March 22nd | | sunrise March 21st - sunrise March 22nd | ||
| New Year's Day<br>{{script|script=rkdg|t=}} '' | | New Year's Day<br>{{script|script=rkdg|t=}} ''Tanasótan'' | ||
| The spring equinox is important in the Yukacan faith, as it marks that another winter has been survived. The [[quing]] of Rauratoshan is expected to ascend to the throne only on New Year's. A new moon occurring on this date is particularly auspicious. | | The spring equinox is important in the Yukacan faith, as it marks that another winter has been survived. The [[quing]] of Rauratoshan is expected to ascend to the throne only on New Year's. A new moon occurring on this date is particularly auspicious. | ||
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| 19 Rikurita | |||
| February 2 | |||
| Unity Day<br>{{script|script=rkdg|t=}} ''Tengkiraza'' | |||
| Imported from [[Kyaw Cen]], this holiday celebrates the United Ŋations. Competes with Korongrafi. | |||
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| 21 Rikurita | |||
| February 4 | |||
| {{script|script=rkdg|t=}} Korongrafi | |||
| An historic day of rest and prayer in Rauratoshan. One is expected to pray to those yukata they believe in for good fortune. It supposedly originates with the tragic deaths of an entire previous dynasty to a disease called "sculkblight." | |||
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| 1-5 or 1-6 Afukalrita | |||
| the 5 or 6 days preceding the New Year | |||
| {{script|script=rkdg|t=}} Afukalrita | |||
| The "hidden days", added to the calendar following 12 months of 30 | |||
days each, to even it out. Afukalrita is considered ''un''lucky, unlike Tanasótan; it is considered particularly unlucky if a new moon falls on 1 Afukalrita. | |||
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[[Category: Holidays|Rauratoshan]] | [[Category: Holidays|Rauratoshan]] | ||
Revision as of 03:22, 10 December 2024
This is a list of holidays celebrated by Rauratoshanian citizens, and other important days in Rauratoshan.
| Date in Rokaselan Calendar | Date in Gregorian Calendar | Holiday | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Sairairita | sunrise March 21st - sunrise March 22nd | New Year's Day Tanasótan |
The spring equinox is important in the Yukacan faith, as it marks that another winter has been survived. The quing of Rauratoshan is expected to ascend to the throne only on New Year's. A new moon occurring on this date is particularly auspicious. |
| 19 Rikurita | February 2 | Unity Day Tengkiraza |
Imported from Kyaw Cen, this holiday celebrates the United Ŋations. Competes with Korongrafi. |
| 21 Rikurita | February 4 | Korongrafi | An historic day of rest and prayer in Rauratoshan. One is expected to pray to those yukata they believe in for good fortune. It supposedly originates with the tragic deaths of an entire previous dynasty to a disease called "sculkblight." |
| 1-5 or 1-6 Afukalrita | the 5 or 6 days preceding the New Year | Afukalrita | The "hidden days", added to the calendar following 12 months of 30
days each, to even it out. Afukalrita is considered unlucky, unlike Tanasótan; it is considered particularly unlucky if a new moon falls on 1 Afukalrita. |