Nareach

In wake of the Cosaimo Equinox, the Cuerrean and Euetchan festival of Nareach begins. The fields are harvested and a feast is prepared along with music and dance before the turn of the autumn and the winter to celebrate good forturne and good harvest.

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Common southern clothing for the celebration of Nareach.

History

In so-called 'Cuerean' culutre, harvest festivals have been common in some form since before the foundation of the nation circa 664DEV. Most of these festivities were constrained to a small region of a couple of villages with Nareach considered an emaligamation of those local traditions by the crown, espically of the northern settlements along the Olezais River.

Clothing

Most who celebrate Nareach are the common folk who work the fields or other menial careers, although the festival is celebrated by all walks of society from the peasant to the monarch of the year. So, when Nareach is depicted, common clothing is depicted - usually with accents of blue.

Execution

The week before the Cosaimo Equinox, the fields are harvested, and beginning to be cook is a feast of sorts. Depending on the situation, these feasts can be small tepid or sober affairs when times are tough or large jubliant celebtations. The days before and after the equinox, taditional dancing and music occur whether northern or southern in orgin. Whereas, on the equinox, the village will feast and drink most of the day, this being one of the few days of the year where work shall not be attended to.