Festival Days: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
New page: In accordance with the Galactic Standard Calendar, there are three '''festival days''' in each year, during which celebrations are held outside the normal counting of weeks and months.... |
removed link to "Galactic Standard Calendar" |
||
| (3 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
In accordance with the | In accordance with the Galactic Standard Calendar, there are three '''festival days''' in each year, during which celebrations are held outside the normal counting of weeks and months. | ||
The celebrations of the festival days have existed for | The celebrations of the festival days have existed for many years, however they are under different names and with different symbolisms today than during the days of the Old Republic or the Empire. | ||
The three festival days recognised and celebrated by the New Republic are [[Endor Day]], [[Restoration Day]], and [[Liberation Day]]. | The three festival days recognised and celebrated by the New Republic are [[Endor Day]], [[Restoration Day]], and [[Liberation Day]]. | ||
[[Category:Calendar]] | |||
Latest revision as of 19:35, 8 May 2009
In accordance with the Galactic Standard Calendar, there are three festival days in each year, during which celebrations are held outside the normal counting of weeks and months.
The celebrations of the festival days have existed for many years, however they are under different names and with different symbolisms today than during the days of the Old Republic or the Empire.
The three festival days recognised and celebrated by the New Republic are Endor Day, Restoration Day, and Liberation Day.