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== Legacy == | == Legacy == | ||
{{See also|Dia Roxo}} | {{See also|Dia Roxo}} | ||
The legacy of the Ano Roxo lives on in a national holiday, the aptly named Dia | The legacy of the Ano Roxo lives on in a national holiday, the aptly named Dia Roxo or Día Rojo, which is celebrated on the 4th of September each year to remember the events of conflict. It is typically celebrated, ironically, by festival, similar to Carnival. The color red is typically worn and Cartadanians will flood the streets of the country, dancing and celebrating. Larger cities, like [[New Venceia]] and [[Sierra]] will typically shut down city streets as a result, and it is not uncommon to hear large crowds of people excitedly chanting ''"Libre"'', something also associated with Independence Day, celebrated on the 30th of October. | ||
=== Contribution to Luson Rebellion === | === Contribution to Luson Rebellion === | ||
The Ano Roxo was the only violent conflict of the Luson Rebellion and to date, other than minor events of the [[Great War]], is the most violent event to occur in Cartadania proper. It was the height and end of the rebellion, bringing it and the century to an explosive close. Many historians believe it put a great deal in perspective for the upper class of Cartadania, and those that conformed to the demands of the lower- and middle-classes prevailed. | The Ano Roxo was the only violent conflict of the Luson Rebellion and to date, other than minor events of the [[Great War]], is the most violent event to occur in Cartadania proper. It was the height and end of the rebellion, bringing it and the century to an explosive close. Many historians believe it put a great deal in perspective for the upper class of Cartadania, and those that conformed to the demands of the lower- and middle-classes prevailed. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||