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Merry Christmas 2022 : History of Christmas
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Christmas was celebrated in Rome. Before Christmas, it was celebrated in Rome as the birthday of the sun god. At that time, the emperors of Rome considered Surya dev as their main deity, and Surya dev was worshipped. By 330 AD, the propagation of Christianity in Rome started increasing rapidly. After this, in 336 AD, the followers of Christianity accepted Jesus Christ as the incarnation of the Sun God and since then the tradition of celebrating the Christmas festival as the birthday of Jesus Christ started on 25th December.
Christmas seems incomplete without Santa Claus. There is no connection between Santa Claus and Jesus Christ. Christmas is celebrated everywhere on 25th December but in Germany Christmas is celebrated on 24th December. In Britain, the day after Christmas is celebrated as Boxing Day, this day is also called the Feast of St. Stephens.
Christmas is the most important festival of the people of Christianity. The fanfare of Christmas starts on 24 December itself. At midnight on 24 December, people go to the church and special prayers are offered there. People of the Christian religion remember their Lord Jesus Christ. Then they wish each other a Merry Christmas and distribute gifts. People of Christianity celebrate this day as the birthday of Jesus Christ.
Christmas is bitterly cold and snowy in most countries, but Australia is hot. This is because while Christmas falls in the winter season in other countries, it is celebrated in the summer season in Australia.
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