Public Holidays in YN

[Irinaea]

Irinaea has ten officially recognised public holidays, on which most workers are entitled to a day off and many businesses are required to close. It should be noted that if a holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the following Monday is considered a public holiday in lieu.

New Year’s Day (1 Jan)
Armed Forces Day (7 Feb) – Commemorates the establishment of the Irinaean Expeditionary Force in 1915, which fought in several major campaigns in World War I, when Irinaea was still part of the British Empire. Today, the days serves as a tribute to the men and women currently serving in all three branches of the Irinaean Defence Forces.
Good Friday (Movable)
Easter Sunday (Movable)
Easter Monday (Movable)
Labour Day (1 May) – As in many other countries, this date is set aside to commemorate the victories of the labour movement, and to give thanks to all the working people of Irinaea.
Irinaea Day (8 Jul) – This is the date traditionally given for the first landing of Europeans in what is now Irinaea, in 1505. It has been a public holiday since 1905, and is a patriotic occasion similar to the 4th July or Bastille Day, during which parades are held, families and friends gather for picnics or barbecues, and fireworks displays are put on.
Remembrance Day (11 Nov) – Commemorates the Armistice of 1918. Set aside as a day of mourning and reflection on the sacrifices of Irinaean servicepeople in all wars.
Christmas Day (25 Dec)
Boxing Day (26 Dec)

[The Jamesian Republic]

Jamesian Holidays

January 1st: New Years Day - Celebrates the coming of the New Year
First Monday of January: Timothy Russell Day - Celebrates Timothy Russell the leader of The Jamesian Civil Rights Movement.
February 14th: Valentines Day - Celebrates love in the Jamesian Republic PDA is allowed for that one day.
March 17: St. Patrick’s Day - A cultural celebration for Wallish - Jamesians.
Any Friday/Saturday/Sunday in late March - April: Good Friday - Passover - Easter- Christians celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Hebrews celebrate being spared from the angel of death during their captivity in Mosarat thousands of years ago.
Last Monday of May: Memorial Day - A national day of mourning and celebrating of those who died in service.
June 26: Liberation Day - Aprican Jamesians celebrate the anniversary of their formal release from slavery.
First Monday of September: Labor Day - A celebration of the workers of the Jamesian Republic
September 24th: Independence Day - The anniversary of The Jamesian Republic’s independence from Great Woodlawn.
Second Monday of October: Native Jamesians Day - A cultural celebration of Native Jamesian cultures
Last Thursday of November: Thanksgiving - People celebrate what they are thankful for.
December 24th/ 25th: Christmas Eve/Day - The day before Christmas and The day of Christmas. Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ
December 31st: New Years Eve: The last day of the year.

[Nova Catania]

List of National Holidays in Catania
This year, (2021) the Revision of National Holidays Act goes into effect, adding a few new holidays.

January 1: New Year’s Day

January 4: Anniversary of the ratification of the current constitution in 1821 (new)

February 16: Final match of hockey championship (new)

February 20: Maritime Day, celebrates the nation’s seafaring heritage

March 18: Final match of basketball league (new)

April 19: Discovery Day, commemorates the discovery of Catan

May 3: Federation Day, when the first settlers banded together to create the nation

June 3: Last Day of School, the school year officially ends (new)

June 5: Memorial Day, to honor fallen veterans

June 20: Armed Forces Day, first celebrated when troops came home from WWII

July 20: Space Day, although Catania did not have anything to do with the Apollo 11 moon landing, this is considered a human achievement. Also this is the day we launched our first astronaut.

August 12: Children’s Day, when the government lets children run the Parliament for a day (new)

September 4-7: Soccer Weekend, the weekend of the championship game of the National Soccer League (new)

Sometime in November: Autumn Day, the start of Fall, historically important

December 31: New Year’s Eve

Since most winter holidays are religious, and the government is not allowed to support any religion[s], after much consideration, the Revision of National Holidays Act scrapped all winter holidays.

[Victoria 1684]

Annual Public Holidays in the Kingdom of Victoria - As set by Public Holidays Act 2014

• New Year's Day - 1st January
• Good Friday - Friday immediately before the second Sunday in April
• Easter Monday - Monday immediately after the second Sunday in April
• May Day - 1st May
• Eid al-Fitr - Moveable; 1 Shawwal in the Islamic calendar
• Victoria Day - 28th June (celebrating the foundation of the Kingdom of Victoria in 1684)
• Tenaro Day - 2nd August (celebrating Victorian victory in the Battle of Tenaro in 1818)
• Emancipation Day - 10th September (celebrating the abolition of slavery in Victoria in 1831)
• Yom Kippur - Moveable; 10th day of Tishrei in the Hebrew calendar
• All Saints Day - 1st November
• Christmas Day - 25th December
• Boxing Day - 26th December
• New Year's Eve - 31st December

The Monarch may proclaim additional one-off public holidays.

[Dyrrhonian Isles]

Some of the public holidays in the Dyrrhonian Isles are on August 25^th, 26^th, 27^th, and 28^th, a four-day celebration of the life of St. Bartholomew.

[Nolo gap]

the first day of every month, making every third weekend a three day weekend

the autumnal equinox (which is also new years)
the winter solstice (the entire week of)
the vernal equinox (which is elections and voting week, also national animal appreciation day)
the summer solstice (which is also a celebration of water, bathing, air conditioning, refrigeration,
and generally all methods of cooling off, and the sacraficing of water melons)

(each of which are considered the hinge or mid point of their seasons rather then the beginnings of them)

[Antaviana Maiana]

1st January: New Year
6th January: Epifany
1st March: Coronation day.
Movable Easter. Palms Sunday, Good Friday and Ressurrection Sunday are next Monday are considered public holidays
1st May: international Workers day
8th Victory WW2 / Europe's day
Movable: Ascension and Corpus Christi are public Holidays.
15th August our Lady of August.
27th August. Antaviana's day. Independence day.
12th September Constitution day.
22th September. Monarch's Birthday.
7th October. Battle of Lepanto.
1st November: All Saints.
11th Novermber Armistice WW1 veterans day.
25th December Nativity/Christmas
26th December St Stephens.
31th December new years Eve.

[Greater Angelus]

The following is a list of holidays established and recognized by Angelan state, which guarantees all workers (exempting those in essential services) paid days off.

1 January - New Year's Day

1 February - Remembrance Day
Commemorates the memory of those killed in the War of Liberation

12 April - Ancestors' Day
To remember and honor ancestors at burial shrines, and a celebration of family

1 May - International Workers' Day
A celebration of the labor movements and the working class

12 June - Election Day
The date of the annual general election to the People's Council, and all local elections

Last Friday of June - Queer Liberation Day
Celebration of the lives of queer people and the continued struggle for queer liberation

Last 3 days of July - Festival of the Celebration of Life and Death
Also known as the Summer Festival, it is Angelus's most widely recognized holiday internationally for its massive parades and individualized "life masks"; to commemorate the cycle of life and death and staying in harmony with the natural order

Third Wednesday-Friday of September - Harvest Festival
To celebrate the harvest with good food and drink

28 October - National Liberation Day
The date of the establishment of the Socialist Republic of Greater Angelus, celebrated by the Angelan People's Armed Forces parade in Victorique

18 November - Revolution Day
Commemorating the day Founding Mother Emmeline Vivialyn first took up arms against the Empire

31 December - New Year's Eve

[Hasmonean Judea]

The national holidays of Hasmonean Judea are identical to those of the Sadducean sect of Judaism which dominates the royal House of Hasmon, the monarchy, the priesthood, the Levitical trade, and the Sanhedrin. These include:

Rosh Hashanah- the New Year
Yom Kippur- the Day of Atonement
Sukkot- the beginning of the autumn harvest
Shemini Atzeret- the final day of Sukkot
Simchat Torah- the last day of the old Torah reading and the first day of the new
Hanukkah- the festival of national deliverance and liberation
Tu B’Shevat- festival of trees
Purim- the day of deliverance from genocide
Passover- the Feast of Unleavened Bread
Lag B’Omer- interval between Passover and Shavuot
Shavuot- the day of establishment of the Torah, the Law of Moses
Tisha B’Av- the commemoration of the destruction of the First Temple
Tu B’Av- the festival of love

[Legatra]

Save for foreign or worldwide & time-specific holidays, examples being New Year’s Eve and St. Patrick’s Day, Legatra only has one official public holiday. This would be the entire month of June, the holiday itself commonly being called simply “June” or “pride” in reference to pride in expression. June serves as a celebration of gender minority rights, independence, freedom in sexuality and gender identity, workers rights, happiness, and so many more different holidays, reasons, festivities, and events wrapped in one. At the start of the month celebrations tend to be all-out before dropping off towards the end off the month. Legatrans tend to throw luxurious and wild parties reminiscent of ancient Roman parties.

Another aspect of culture during pride are the laws passed in relation to the workforce during this time period. Since the labor force can not be put on hold for an entire month, workers are instead guaranteed a month (28 days to 31 depending on jurisdiction) of holiday or vacation days by law, preferably not to be used only in June and during a continuous block of the month. Regardless, many workers still take the month off, even such important professions as parliament representative, and tend to be replaced by equally qualified stand-in workers who may work only or mostly during pride. Additionally, all educational facilities must begin or have already begun summer break by the first of June, save a few.

[Daniel-Franklin]

Starting with tomorrow's holiday:

30 June - National Redemption Day (overthrow of the monarchy by the Evangelical faction)
1 July- Midsummer's Day (semi-lapsed among much of the populace, but still celebrated by some antigovernmental or traditionalist folks)
7 August- Generalissimo Day (birthday of General Adam Turner)
19 September- Marriage Day (celebration of the holy estate of matrimony)
26 October- Harvest Festival Day (official alternative to Halloween/All Hallows Eve/All Saints Day)
24 November- Thanksgiving Day (official day of prayer, feasting, and gratitude to God)
24 December- Christmas Eve
25 December- Christmas Day
31 December- New Year's Eve
1 January- New Year's Day
14 February- Christian Love Day (alternative to Valentine's)
5 March- Father's Day
Last Sunday in March- Easter Sunday (the old customs regarding Easter have been largely replaced)
1 April- Mother's Day
10 April- Agriculture Day
1 May- Industry Day (alternative to May Day)
15 May- Commerce Day (created to celebrate management and small business)
29 May- Remembrance Day (day to honor living and slain veterans)

[Eurum]

January 1st- New Year’s Day
February 14th- Valentine’s Day
March 12th- Armed Forces Day
April 9th- Eurum Day, the day that commemorates Eurumian independence from the British Empire. A paid holiday for workers.
May 1st- Labor Day, a paid holiday for all workers.
June 14th- Tania Day, the day commemorating the Tania Revolution, which overthrew the Eurumian Empire.
July 2nd- Election Day, when all federal elections must take place. A paid holiday for all workers.
August 12th- Constitution Day, commemorating the ratification of the original Eurumian Constitution.
August 24th- Liberty Day, commemorating the emancipation of all slaves in 1823.
December 25th- Christmas Day
December 31st- New Year’s Eve

The Chancellor may make proclamations for special observances on certain days, such as June 1st to commemorate Pride Month.

[The Union of British North America]

January 1 - New Year's Day
January 7 - United Commonwealth Day
April 2 - Good Friday (2021)
April 5 - Easter Monday (2021)
May 23 - Union Day
August 1 - Emancipation Day (for ending of slavery in North America and for the royal assent and promulgation of the Equal Rights Act 1946)
October 1 - Labour Day
October 25 - Thanksgiving
November 14 - Sovereign's Birthday
December 25 - Christmas Day
December 31 - New Year's Eve

[Hibernian State]

1 January – New Year’s Day
17 March – Saint Patrick’s Day
Movable – Good Friday
Movable – Easter Monday
14 April – King’s Birthday
1 May – Labour Day
First Monday in August – August Holiday
Last Monday in October – October Holiday
25 December – Christmas Day
26 December – Saint Stephen’s Day

[Alinghi Federal-Democratic Republic]

In Alinghi exist the Confederal Holidays and Cantonal Holidays.

Here is listed the Confederal Holidays:
1st January: New Years Day
1st May: Army and Labor Day - Over to be Workers' day is the day that the Alingan Army doean a coup d'etat, to force the King to organize a referendum and an election of a new costituent assembly. This after in a situation of a near-civil war situation. The king rise to the throne in the year 1998 differently form the previous king that respected the democratic istution that make the alingan people to tolerate the monarchic istitution, he had accentred the powers in his hand makin the nation in an autoritarian nation, the situation became hot when 12th Janary 2004 the king ordered to shoot to manifestant in protest, killing 1 000 day. That day will called bloody snow monday, Since that day the situation degenerate, police officers, militare became to disertate, people become to make imponent manifestation and some violent action became to happen in throught the nation. The intervention of the General Van Hoppen, avioded the worse. Estabilsed a Military Junta acalled "Demoratic Restoration Military Junta", and sine 25th May 2004 became a "Democratic Restoration Civil Junta" when the military member where substituted by civilan member by civil society and leader of the until the cop was a underground political praties exept the head of the Junta remain the General. The first action of the Junta was the abolition of all anti-democratic k0ng's decree, re-enstabish the civil and political liberties, and the organization at the next year of the istitutional Referendum and the election of the new parliament. This was one of the few coup d'etat in the world, that enstablish a democratic regime.
25th May: Republic Day or Democratic Republican Revolution Day: Day that commemorate the referendum held in 25th May 2005 that makes Alinghi a Republic.
29th June: Diversity Pride Day: Day that celebrate the diversity of single alingan. In that day in the Capital are organizing a great pride parade. This was a sort of evolution of Gay prides what after the all LGBT battles had been succesful, the organizers decide to evolve the parade, deciding to focus to be pround what you are, indipendently what you are, and embrace the differenciese that make you different from another person.
31st August: Indipindence Day: When Alinghi regain indipendence from occupation from Kingdom of Pavan in 31st August 1946
5th September: Ex-Slaves Hospitality Day: Then the Alingan Anti-Slavery Association was founded, in 1782. The society pratically freed in legal or illegal method the black african slaves from USA and African Slave Traders, and give them the possibility to move in Alinghi as free men. The 70% of them under the risk to be re-enslaved again accepted to move in Alinghi. Intially where expected that initially the two communties, the caucasic ex-colonist and black ex-slaves would be separated in asort of apartheid, but slovly (and not without any initial opposition) the society became to mix, and the idea of separation became to fall, making Alinghi onward in the world on racial tolerance, and the first multi-racial marriages become to be performed but only after 1968 became so popular, actually 90% of alingan citizen have anchestors both from european colonist and ex-black slaves, the 30% had anchestors from the Jews escabed by nazi persecution.
21st October: Thanksgiving and Unity Day: Commemorate then in 21st October 1656 the first colonists arrived in Alinghi, and commemorate the in teh same day 100 after (21 October 1756) the four nation federates and form the Alingan Nation
25th December: Winter's Day: A secular alingan version of Christmas
26th December: Boxing Day: In that day usually the wealthed people give to less fortunate people present.
31st December: New Year Eve

[Isles of Eamhna]

Public Holidays in Eamhna

• 1 January — New Year's Day
  
• (movable) — Good Friday
  
• (movable) — Easter Monday
  
• 16 April — Emnian Language Day
  
• First Monday in May — Labour Day
  
• Last Monday in May — Spring Bank Holiday
  
• 8 July — St. Celestinus's Day
  
• Last Monday in August — Summer Bank Holiday
  
• 25 December — First Day of Christmas
  
• 26 December — Second Day of Christmas/Boxing Day
  
• 31 December — New Year's Eve

[Ottoman Konstantiniyye]

Public holidays
January 1: New Year's Day - First day of the Gregorian new year
March 30: Celebration of Mehmet - Celebration of the birthday of Mehmed the Conqueror
April 23: Children's Day - Dedicated to children
May 1: Labour and Solidarity Day - May Day
May 23: Youth Day - Dedicated to youth
May 29: Conquest Day - Celebration of the fall of Constantinople to Ottoman forces
July 24: Constitution Day - Celebration of the Second Constitutional Era of the Ottoman Empire
November 6: Celebration of Suleiman - Celebration of the birthday of Suleiman the Magnificent
Third week of December: Liberation and Independence Week - Celebration of independence from Turkey
Muharram 1 (Islamic calendar): Islamic New Year - Marks the beginning of a new year in the Islamic Hijri calendar
Shawwal 1-3 (Islamic calendar): Eid al-Fitr - Marks the end of Ramadan
Dhu'l-Hijjah 8-13 (Islamic calendar): Week of Hajj and Eid al-Adha - Marks annual Islamic pilgrimage to Makkah

Proposed religious holidays
Muharram 10 (Islamic calendar): Ashura - Religious holiday for Muslims - marks the day that Moses and the Israelites were saved from the Pharoah by God creating a path in the Sea
Nisan 15-22 (Hebrew calendar): Pesach - Religious holiday for Jews - celebrates The Exodus, the freedom from slavery of the Israelites from Ancient Egypt that followed the Ten Plagues.
Kislev 25 - Tevet 3 (Hebrew calendar): Hanukkah - Religious holiday for Jews - marks the successful revolts of the Jewish Maccabees against Antiochus IV Epiphanes
Tishrei 10 (Hebrew calendar): Yom Kippur - Religious holiday for Jews - atonement for personal sins, fate of each person is sealed for the upcoming year
December 25 (Revised Julian calendar): Christmas - Religious holiday for Christians - marks birth of Jesus Christ
Determined by the Computus: Easter - Religious holiday for Christians - celebrates resurrection of Jesus Christ

[Somiens-et-Haveras]

Nouvel an - New Year's Day - Janv 1^er
The celebration of the beginning of the new year in the Gregorian Calendar

Fête des Fleurs - Flower Festival - Avril 8^e
Adapted from the Japanese Hanamatsuri (花祭り) festival, which celebrates the birth of the Buddha on April 8th, the Fête des fleurs has become an important national civic holiday, with many large parades, celebration, and lots and lots of flowers.

Fête du Travail - Labor Day - Mai 1^er
The celebration of International Labor day on the first of May.

Fête de l'Indépendance - Independence Day - Juin 27^e
The day Somiens-et-Haveras declared independence from France, and the declaration of an independent republic. The second most important national civic holiday after the Fête de la Révolution.

Fête de la Bastille - Bastille Day - Juil 15^e
Celebration of the French Revolution and the storming of the Bastille on July 15th.

Fête du Bon - Bon Festival - Août 13^e-16^e
The Bon Festival, from August 13-16, was first celebrated in Somiens-et-Haveras by Japanese immigrants in the 19th century. Since then, it has become the most important festival among the Somiénois-et-Haverasien Japanese community, and is also increasingly celebrated by other ethnic groups.

Fête de la Révolution - Revolution Day - Déc 3^e
A celebration marking the beginning of the December Revolution, following the election of the Socialist Republican Party, and the creation of a Socialist Republic. The most important national civic holiday of Somiens-et-Haveras, there are often large fireworks displays, parades, and speeches from politicians.

Noël - Christmas Day - Déc 25^e
The only Catholic holiday which is still celebrated as a national public holiday. Its celebration is becoming increasingly secularized, with many non-christian Somiénois-et-Haverasiens celebrating and giving gifts.

Réveillon de Nouvel an - New Year's Eve - Déc 31^er
The day before New Year's. During Réveillon de Nouvel an, there is usually a countdown to the beginning of the New Year, accompanied with firework displays and celebrations.

[Justosia]

May 1
Day of Glory
The birthday of the sovereign Emperatriz.

May 1
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Founding of the former Kingdom of Justosia in 1777

October 5
Day of Deliverance
Celebrates the quashing of a medium scale Communist/Socialist rebellion in Barceltia, one of the empires' largest cities, in 1950

April 1
Justosian Christmas as NJEC scripture says this is when Christ was really born.

[Dar Al-Badw]

Traditional muslim holidays (Eid Al-Fitr, Eid Al-Adha and Ashura) are celebrated in addition to-

George Fenwick Day: August the 21st, celebrating the decision of Lord-President George Fenwick I to go to war with the Emirate of Dar Al-Badw (the previous Dar Al-Badw regime).

Munkcestrian Day: August the 27th, celebrating the Munkcestrian victory and the establishment of the new government.

[Bigpipstan]

November 2 - All souls day: A public holiday when people visit the nation's different burrial grounds and pay respect to the dead. Usualy this involves puting flowers on the person's grave or placing them on a object that was associated to that person. There is also the practice of lighting candles above where the person is burried.
December 31 - Heart warming Eve: A public holiday when people exchange gifts and have a good time.
January 31 - Lover's day: A public holiday when people in relationships can spend a whole day with oneanother. This is generaly the day you want to ask someone out if you are single.
May 1 - labour day: A public holiday when all non essential workers can relax.
Summer solitace: A day when people observe the summer solitace, a tradition left over from our Equestrian past.

[America Novus]

1 January: New Year's Day
6 January: Election Day (commemorates the January 6 riots at the Old Government Capitol that led to the Second American Civil War, also used as Election Day)
21 February: Washington Day
1 May: International Labor Day
19 June: Civil Rights Day
4 July: National Day
8 August: Presidents' Day (commemorates birthday of President Seabrook on the 8th of August, 2239)
22 September: Remembrance Day (commemorates the Day of Ruin that saw many of the old cities of America go up in a nuclear blast)
12 October: Native Peoples' Day
11 November: Soldiers' Day
18 December: Liberty Day (commemorates Unification of the United Republic of America)
24 and 25 December: Christmas
31 December: New Year's Eve

[Grussland]

Grussland, despite being official an atheist and socialist state, nonetheless has Christian roots. Some holidays were implemented by the old Communist regime to make up for lost religious holidays, but others (such as Christmas) persisted out of culture and popular significance. There are currently 12 statutory public holidays.

Listed below are the dates for 2021:
New Year's Day Fri., Jan. 1, 2021
Recognition Day Fri., Feb 26 2021 - Recognizing the lives lost in the Patriotic War of Reunification
Good Friday Fri., Apr. 2, 2021
Easter Sunday Sun., Apr. 4, 2021
Easter Monday Mon., Apr. 5, 2021
Labour Day Sat., May 1, 2021
Unity Day Wed., Jun. 30, 2021 - National day, the day of formal reunification
Break Day Thu., Jul. 1, 2021 - Basically a day off after celebrating the nation's foundation to nurse those hangovers
Family Day Tue., Aug 31, 2021
Oktoberfest Sun., Sept. 18 to Sun., Oct. 3, 2021 - Employers must provide employees with one paid day off in this two-week period.
Christmas Day Sat., Dec. 25, 2021
2nd Day of Christmas Sun., Dec. 26, 2021

[New Kowloon Bay]

New Years Day: January 1
Patriots Day: February 6, recognition for all souls lost in all wars NKB has been in
Easter Week: 10 April-16 April
Labour Day: May 1
Independence Day: May 25, Celebrates the independence of NKB
Halloween: October 31
Thanksgiving: November 22
Christmas and Boxing Day: 24th-27th December

[Jabanese]

New Year:1ST January
Din Mubarak Ka-8 February

Heil Der Kaiser-27th April Stop Of The German Dutch War In the Jabanese Isles
The Day We Lost-2ND September (which is also our independence day)
Reuintie- 1st december Unification Of Jabanese

Remembrance Of The Axis Day-9th December Remembrance Of The Jabanese Soldiers Who Fought For The Axis It Is Celebrated With A 10 Minute Silence

Christmas-25TH December