Difference between revisions of "Festivals and Observances of Vimalia"

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*Festival of Kshamuna and Kerchala, (late winter) midnight journey with torches of Xamunite priestesses, journey of men at dawn to temple to meet wives
 
*Festival of Kshamuna and Kerchala, (late winter) midnight journey with torches of Xamunite priestesses, journey of men at dawn to temple to meet wives
 
*Purification of Waters of Lake Vimal, (early spring), small boats with candle lamps set out on the lake in the evening
 
*Purification of Waters of Lake Vimal, (early spring), small boats with candle lamps set out on the lake in the evening
*Annual Enthronement of Atur ([[Addinoro]])
 
 
*[[Salmakhumratta]] (late Spring)
 
*[[Salmakhumratta]] (late Spring)
 
 
*Republic Day, celebrates creation of the Republic in 2586, subsequent to [[Treaty of Johaulia (2585)]]
 
*Republic Day, celebrates creation of the Republic in 2586, subsequent to [[Treaty of Johaulia (2585)]]
  
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*Annual Enthronement of Atur ([[Addinoro]]) at the [[Great Temple of Atur]]
 
=See Also=
 
=See Also=
 
*[[Public Festivals and Commemorations of Aurice]]
 
*[[Public Festivals and Commemorations of Aurice]]

Revision as of 20:20, 23 July 2017

  • Summer Solstice, festival of Kwand and Khandiwa, day of restoration and judgment, day of the dead
  • Festival of Lord Vimal, late summer, starmoon is full (goddess of Starmoon is regarded as wife of Lord Vimal)
  • Festival Celebration of Triumph of Shakla over Kshu, early autumn
  • Winter Solstice, rebirth of the sun
  • Festival of Kshamuna and Kerchala, (late winter) midnight journey with torches of Xamunite priestesses, journey of men at dawn to temple to meet wives
  • Purification of Waters of Lake Vimal, (early spring), small boats with candle lamps set out on the lake in the evening
  • Salmakhumratta (late Spring)
  • Republic Day, celebrates creation of the Republic in 2586, subsequent to Treaty of Johaulia (2585)

By Locality

See Also