Day of Family Honour

The Day of Family Honour is one of the central festivities in the culture of Sigisland. It is usually observed by inviting friends to one's house and commemorating the ancestor who fought in the Twenty Four Years' War, whose eternal life, which is the same with family honour, is symbolised by a candle lit on this occasion. The host tells stories from "the founder's" life (normally connected to his valour in battle) and financially rewards the guests for their knowledge of the history of Sigisland. Ferdinanding is the standard feature of each Day of Family Honour.