Public holidays
The Republic of Yarlistan is familiar and prosperous country where the people are united under one flag. The inhabitants view eachother as friends and are very helpful to eachother. Whenever someone needs help there is always someone to help out.
There are 4 different public holidays that celebrates events and all of them hold a sacred position.
Yarls Birthday
6 December
December 6 is Yarl’s birthday and one of the most widely celebrated public holidays in the Republic of Yarlistan. It marks the day on which he first manifested in physical form. On this date, an anonymous user posted the first image of Yarl on 4chan and publicly proclaimed the prophecy.
People throughout the Republic of Yarlistan celebrate his birthday, but the largest festivities are held in Yarlopolis.
1337 Day
13:th day after the start of the 37:th week annually
National Day
13/3 7Pm UTC
Yarltoberfest
1:st week in October annually
The mysterious 1337 Day is celebrated annually on the thirteenth day of the thirty-seventh week. As with Yarl’s birthday, the largest festivities are held in Yarlopolis, where a grand parade takes place.
The true reason for the celebration remains unknown to most people, yet they all gather to praise and worship the holy number 1337.
The National Day of the Republic of Yarlistan is celebrated annually on March 13, beginning at 7:00 p.m. UTC. It is a celebration of the nation’s eternal prosperity and a time when all inhabitants come together in unity.
The origins and significance of the date and time remain known only to a chosen few. The largest festivities are held in Yarlopolis, although National Day is celebrated throughout the entire Republic.
Yarltoberfest is celebrated throughout the first full week of October in the region of Yavaria, located in the southeastern part of the Republic of Yarlistan.
By the beginning of the festival, the crops have been harvested and millions of litres of Yeissbier have been brewed to satisfy the many visitors attending the festivities. Singing and dancing continue throughout the entire week, and everyone celebrates together as one large family.