A religious holiday during which believers of the Korrui faith remove their head coverings (one of only three days this is allowed during Ballam) to celebrate the the heat, longer days, and life to arrive in the coming spring. In most areas Solarrus is celebrated on the 15th of January, though in colder areas (such as Canada, Russia, Iceland, Greenland, and a few others) it is celebrated on the 15th of March. Key Solarrus celebrations include dancing, scrying, and story telling at festival gatherings.
by The Queen of Canada December 19, 2020
Occurring on the 11th day of the first month of the Christian calendar year (the 23rd day of the Pantarran calendar year), Lunarrus is one of three days taking place during Ballam during which teen followers of the Korrui religion remove their hair coverings to socialize freely (usually at parades, festivals, and and public dances, clogging up public spaces.)
by The Queen of Canada December 18, 2020
A festival in celebration of stars, family, and the living world usually including parades, live plays, and community projects to better the world around them practiced by followers of the Korrui faith taking place on the seventh day of the first month of the Christian calendar year and on the nineteenth day of the Panterran calendar year.
by The Queen of Canada December 18, 2020
An insult referring to Korrui who refuse to social distance, simply because of a religious holiday (such as Stellarrus, Lunarrus, Solarrus, Luna Flame or Krampus.)
by The Queen of Canada December 18, 2020