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official_name This should contain the official name of the holiday if it is not the holiday_name this can also be the name of the holiday in its original language nickname This should hold any nicknames, alternatives, and translations for the holiday_name or official_name observedby highly recommended - These are the people who celebrate/observe the holiday (e.g. caption This is a caption that describes the image.

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The value is just the simple target-name, not a full wikilink. (Not necessary if week_ordinal/ weekday/ month are specified instead.) Optional image This should be an image that represents the holiday. Therefore, it's a good idea to specify the Gregorian date for a few future years. At the end of 2022, this will be replaced with date2023, which will later be replaced with date2024. Otherwise it has no default and is required.) date2022 highly recommended for holidays that don't stay on the same Gregorian date - This is the Gregorian date on which the holiday will occur in 2022. (If you use the week_ordinal/ weekday/ month parameters below, date will default to a phrase like "First Sunday in January". date required for single-day holidays - This is the date of a single-day holiday. ends required for multi-day holidays - This is the ending date for a multi-day holiday. The type parameter has this relation: Type (param "type")īegins required for multi-day holidays - This is the starting date for a multi-day holiday. type The type of the holiday, for example: national, judaism, islamic, etc. It should almost always be the name of the article. Parameters Required holiday_name This is the most common holiday name, which appears at the top of the infobox.







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