Holidays in Covtle - Revision history

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	It is also customary to light candles to remember the people who died on the journey across the Wiþi mountains and out of the Pìleloget Empire. The number of candles lit is very specific and complex to determine. There is a specific number of candles that must be lit on each day, but then one candle is added for every important death, either within the family or of a major person in society. The candles are left to burn until they are completely gone. The number of candles for the Day of Exile is three.		It is also customary to light candles to remember the people who died on the journey across the Wiþi mountains and out of the Pìleloget Empire. The number of candles lit is very specific and complex to determine. There is a specific number of candles that must be lit on each day, but then one candle is added for every important death, either within the family or of a major person in society. The candles are left to burn until they are completely gone. The number of candles for the Day of Exile is three.

	== ~~Lada~~ ad ~~lablanþa~~ ==		== Lorbadlog ad atofvej ==
	'''Date:''' 16 þali - 21 þali		'''Date:''' 16 þali - 21 þali

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			== Lada ad lahocaðratle ==
			'''Date:''' 11 glimeri

			'''Location in Covtle:''' Everywhere

			'''Significance:''' Major

			Lada ad lahocaðratle (English: Day of Arrival) celebrates the arrival of Baðatrepava and his followers on the land that became [[Lajavlugli]], or the Great City. The day is celebrated with a large feast, which traditionally centres on fish, because that was what was available in the region where Baðatrepava settled the city, and according to Leafil and Lawizadria, he personally caught a single fish big enough to feed his entire group of followers. In addition to the fish it's common to have maize and other foods that are recently harvested.

			Following the large feast, it is traditional for Adcovtle to exchange gifts. These are often practical items, such as replacing worn-out clothing. However, among the very wealthy this can turn into flaunting wealth with gifts such as additional mansions. There is also a tradition of the monarch making a "gift to the people", which has become a fancy way of announcing new government projects, especially ones that are related to infrastructure.

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	After this event it is customary for people to go to a park and spend the rest of the day there, picnicking and generally relaxing. This is especially common in the warmer south, but still quite prevalent in the colder north. It's common to eat filling and starchy foods such as potatoes during the picnic.		After this event it is customary for people to go to a park and spend the rest of the day there, picnicking and generally relaxing. This is especially common in the warmer south, but still quite prevalent in the colder north. It's common to eat filling and starchy foods such as potatoes during the picnic.

	''More ~~being~~ added here.''		== Lacanaval ad tevlor ==
			'''Date:''' 0 vlori to 5 vlori

			''' Location in Covtle:''' Mangátle

			'''Significance:''' Major

			{{Excerpt\|Lacanaval ad tevlor\|hat=no}}

			''More to be added starting here.''

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	== Lada ad ladadera ini ==		== Lada ad ladadera ini ==
	'''Date:''' 0 atawiþi		'''Date:''' 0 atawiþi

	'''Location in Covtle:''' Everywhere		'''Location in Covtle:''' Everywhere

	'''Significance:''' Minor		'''Significance:''' Minor

	Lada ad ladadera ini, or New Year's Day, is a minor holiday in Covtle. It is a day off across the [[Wiþi empire]]. A tradition found in northern Covtle is to go ice skating, but this is far from universal.		Lada ad ladadera ini, or New Year's Day, is a minor holiday in Covtle. It is a day off across the [[Wiþi empire]]. A tradition found in northern Covtle is to go ice skating, but this is far from universal.

	== Lelvledadá ==		== Lelvledadá ==
	'''Date:''' First elvleda on or after 20 losi		'''Date:''' First elvleda on or after 20 losi

	'''Location in Covtle:''' Everywhere		'''Location in Covtle:''' Everywhere

	'''Significance:''' Major		'''Significance:''' Major

	Lelvledadá, or the Day of Wednesday, is a quirky and popular celebration in Covtle. It commemorates the popular reaction to [[King Emtlanðo]]'s decree eliminating elvleda (English: roughly Wednesday) from the calendar, which resulted in popular protest and [[Emtlanðo's abdication]]. It has overtones of defiance of the authority of the monarchy and others more generally.		Lelvledadá, or the Day of Wednesday, is a quirky and popular celebration in Covtle. It commemorates the popular reaction to [[King Emtlanðo]]'s decree eliminating elvleda (English: roughly Wednesday) from the calendar, which resulted in popular protest and [[Emtlanðo's abdication]]. It has overtones of defiance of the authority of the monarchy and others more generally.

Johanna: Created page with "There are many '''holidays in Covlte''', celebrating a wide variety of occasions. While the majority of holidays in Covtle focus on the historical exile of Baðatrepava, there are many other holidays celebrating the seasons, such as Lacanaval ad tevlor, or other events, such as Lelvledadá. Below is a list of holidays in Covtle, from the beginning of the year to the end. == Lada ad ladadera ini == '''Date:''' 0 atawiþi '''Location in Covtle:''' Everywhe..."

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Created page with "There are many '''holidays in Covlte''', celebrating a wide variety of occasions. While the majority of holidays in Covtle focus on the historical exile of Baðatrepava, there are many other holidays celebrating the seasons, such as Lacanaval ad tevlor, or other events, such as Lelvledadá. Below is a list of holidays in Covtle, from the beginning of the year to the end. == Lada ad ladadera ini == '''Date:''' 0 atawiþi '''Location in Covtle:''' Everywhe..."

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There are many '''holidays in Covlte''', celebrating a wide variety of occasions. While the majority of holidays in [[Covtle]] focus on the historical [[exile of Baðatrepava]], there are many other holidays celebrating the seasons, such as [[Lacanaval ad tevlor]], or other events, such as [[Lelvledadá]]. Below is a list of holidays in Covtle, from the beginning of the year to the end.

== Lada ad ladadera ini ==
'''Date:''' 0 atawiþi
'''Location in Covtle:''' Everywhere
'''Significance:''' Minor
Lada ad ladadera ini, or New Year's Day, is a minor holiday in Covtle. It is a day off across the [[Wiþi empire]]. A tradition found in northern Covtle is to go ice skating, but this is far from universal.

== Lelvledadá ==
'''Date:''' First elvleda on or after 20 losi
'''Location in Covtle:''' Everywhere
'''Significance:''' Major
Lelvledadá, or the Day of Wednesday, is a quirky and popular celebration in Covtle. It commemorates the popular reaction to [[King Emtlanðo]]'s decree eliminating elvleda (English: roughly Wednesday) from the calendar, which resulted in popular protest and [[Emtlanðo's abdication]]. It has overtones of defiance of the authority of the monarchy and others more generally.

On Levledadá it is customary for everyone, including children, to get up early in the morning, and gather at a designated meeting point, carrying signs that say "Ðo psote Lelvleda!" or "It's Wednesday!" On occasion you will see other, more modern demands, mixed in, depending on how political the particular parade is. Then the parade will set off to a government building. The oldest and largest of these parades, in Glisng, goes directly to the royal palace. At the location someone will come out, the monarch in Glisng or another figure of governmental authority in other locations, and will declare "Ðo psote cleda!" or "It's Thursday". The crowd will declare that it's elvleda, and the figure of authority will declare it to be cleda again. The crowd will repeat their declaration, and the figure of authority will repeat theirs. Then finally, the crowd will demand that it's elvleda one more time, and the figure of authority will instead throw some combination of coins and candy into the crowd, depending on the mixture of adults and children.

After this event it is customary for people to go to a park and spend the rest of the day there, picnicking and generally relaxing. This is especially common in the warmer south, but still quite prevalent in the colder north. It's common to eat filling and starchy foods such as potatoes during the picnic.

''More being added here.''

[[Category:Holidays of Tiðloten]]