Quentinian Independence Day
| Quentinian Independence Day | |||
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| Holiday | |||
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| Also Called | Birthday of the United States of Quentin | ||
| Celebrated By | United States of Quentin | ||
| Date | January 7th | ||
| Type | Federal Quentinian Holiday | ||
| Celebrations | |||
| Celebrates | Release of the Quentinian Declaration of Independence | ||
| Festivals | Quentinian Independence Festivals | ||
| Traditions | Shooting guns, parades, smashing pumpkins, waterworks, fireworks | ||
| Frequency | Annual | ||
| History | |||
| Declaration of Independence Released: | January 7th, 1823 | ||
| Declared National Federal Holiday: | January 1st, 1836 | ||
Quentinian Independence Day, lesser known as the Birthday of the United States of Quentin, is a Federal Quentinian Holiday celebrated annually on January 7th, in United States of Quentin. The holiday observes the release of the Quentinian Declaration of Independence by The Territorial Assembly on January 7th, 1823, which sparked the Quentinian War for Independence as well as declaring the Territories were independent and free from the Republic of Megatridimensional Order. The Declaration was actually finished on December 21st, however was not released until the 7th of January.
The holiday, which is one of the most important of the year in the country, is celebrated with waterworks and shows, parades, Smashing of Pumpkins, and fireworks. This is in addition to numerous sports events, which are usually some of the best attended of the year, picnics, barbecues, and other family gatherings, which lead to some of the highest numbers of people travelling of the year in the country.
