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{{Holiday|day=Damhar 10|observed=Mainly in regions who follow the [[Koramian Heresy]], though worshipers of [[Vortumnus]] who follow the the [[Imperial Ecclesia|Imperial]] and [[Aebasan Orthodoxy|Aebasan]] traditions observe the day as well}} | |||
[[Image:Vortumnus.gif|right|100px|Symbol of Vortumnus]]Saint Garimund's Day is a feast day for the god of honor, [[Vortumnus]], dedicated to [[Saint Garimund of Ryard]]. It is believed that on this day in {{ICYear|198}} Saint Garimund was martyred fighting in the [[Battle of Waite Crossing]] against giants who sought plunder from a temple to Vortumnus there. Nobility who observe the day grant their workmen a day free of labor for feasting, though there is typically a long services in the morning recounting the deeds of Saint Garimund of Ryard (though those who follow the [[Imperial Ecclesia|Imperial]] and [[Aebasan Orthodoxy|Aebasan]] traditions focus on his martyrdom and ignore the discovery of the [[Glorious Galleon]] in this youth).<noinclude>[[Category:Vortumnus]]</noinclude> | |||
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Damhar 10
Observed by: Mainly in regions who follow the Koramian Heresy, though worshipers of Vortumnus who follow the the Imperial and Aebasan traditions observe the day as well
Saint Garimund's Day is a feast day for the god of honor, Vortumnus, dedicated to Saint Garimund of Ryard. It is believed that on this day in 198 IC Saint Garimund was martyred fighting in the Battle of Waite Crossing against giants who sought plunder from a temple to Vortumnus there. Nobility who observe the day grant their workmen a day free of labor for feasting, though there is typically a long services in the morning recounting the deeds of Saint Garimund of Ryard (though those who follow the Imperial and Aebasan traditions focus on his martyrdom and ignore the discovery of the Glorious Galleon in this youth).
