Holidays

The holidays established by law, declarations, or culture are called national holidays. National holidays of the Kingdom are split into three categories:

​Days of Celebration
​These days celebrate the history and culture of the Kingdom.

​Days of Solemn Remembrance
​These are days remembering tragic events that happened in the past and serve as reminders to better ourselves so nothing like that happens again.

Non-National Days
​These are days important to the Kingdom but are not recognized as formal national holidays.

National Holidays

Days of Celebration and Solemn Remembrance are Bold.
Non-National Days are normal text.

Jan 1 New Year's Day
Jan 27 National Day of Solemn Remembrance in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust
Feb 4 ​Constitution Day
April 7 National Day of Solemn Remembrance for the Victims of the Rwandan Genocide
April 23 National Day of Solemn Remembrance in Memory of the Victims of the Armenian Genocide
​April 24 King Max I's Birthday
May 4 Star Wars Day
May 8 National Day of Solemn Remembrance for Those Who Lost Their Lives during the Second World War
July 6 Jupiter Day (Founding Day)
Aug 23 National Day of Solemn Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition
Sep 11 National Day of Solemn Remembrance to Remember 9/11 and All Victims of Terrorism
Sep 21 Good ​Memories Day
​Dec 24 Christmas Eve
Dec 25 Christmas Day

​Dates Vary:
​Easter Sunday
Rosh Hashanah
​Yom Kippur