National holidays of Daragonia

National holidays in Daragonia consist of a mix of religious, nationalistic, as well as days of rememberance that are legalized in the Commonwealth of Daragonia. As of 4 May 2020, there are currently 17 national holidays.

Date	Name	Remarks
1 January	New Year's Day	A celebration of the New Year.
1 March	Saint David's Day	A celebration of the life and deeds of the Welsh patron saint David.
8 March	Women's Day	A celebration of the achievements of women.
13 March	Republic Day	A celebration of Daragonia's founding.
17 March	Saint Patricks Day	A celebration of the life and deeds of the Irish patron saint Patrick.
First Sunday after the 21 March	Easter Sunday	A commemoration of the resurrection of Jesus from the dead.
8 April - 16 April	Passover	Celebration of the Israelites emancipation from slavery in Egypt.
21 April	Holocaust Memorial Days	A commemoration of the 11 million Jews, Romany, Christians, Socialists, and other opponents of Nazism who were systematically murdered by the Third Reich.
23 April	Saint George's Day	A celebration of the life and deeds of English the patron saint George.
24 April	Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day	A commemoration of the 1.5 million Armenians systematically murdered by the Ottoman Empire.
1 May	Workers’ Day	A celebration of the achievements of the working class and workers’ rights.
9 May	Victory in Europe and Africa Day	A celebration of the defeat of Nazi Germany and the Axis powers in the European and African theatres.
2 September	Victory in Asia Day	A celebration of the defeat of the Japanese Empire in the Asian theatre.
11 November	Remembrance Day	A commemoration of the victims of war, imperialism, and genocide.
25 December	Christmas Day	A celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.
31 December	Karamu Ya Imani	A celebration of African-American heritage and culture and a day of gift-giving.