Armenian new year
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Armenians traditionally celebrated the New Year on March 21st, the birthday of the pagan god Vahagn, but now celebrate on January 1st like most cultures. The New Year is one of Armenians' most beloved holidays where they prepare rich feasts and tables for weeks in advance believing it will bring good fortune for the year. Traditional foods served include pork legs, meat snacks, pastries, fruits, nuts and syrup-soaked walnuts, along with flatbread called Darin that has a hidden coin determining the family's lucky member. But the most important dish remains Dolma.
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- 1. Armenian New Year !!!
- 2. Prehistory of Armenian New Year • The ancient Armenians had been celebrating the coming of the New Year on the 21st of March. That date is also the birthday of the Armenian pagan God Vahagn. On this day the Armenians prepared huge feasts to welcome and celebrate the zenith of the naDuring the 18th Century, January 1st was accepted as a beginning of the New Year. In spite of this change, Armenians in some regions of the country. Today almost all Armenians celebrate the New Year on January 1st.
- 3. Armenian New Year now • The New Year celebration is one of the most loved holidays for Armenians all over the world. People even do more than they can afford, since it's believed that "You'll spend the year just the way you've welcomed it" and also people will be welcoming guests the following days, so the table has to be as "rich" as possible. • The preparations start weeks before the New Year. People start attacking the food stores and supermarkets, trying to do the shopping beforehand, since the last days many things become more expensive
- 4. Armenian New Year Table • One of the most important Armenian New Year table "accessories" is the pork leg. Other traditional things for the table are meat snacks. On the table you can find pastry, fruits, various nuts and the sweet sudjukh - walnuts, threaded and soaked in thick syrup of grape or mulberry juice. One of the most important ant interesting traditions of Armenian new year is Darin. Darin is a big flat bread, which has a coin hidden in it. The person who found the piece with the coin in it was considered the 'lucky' member of the family for the New Year.But the most inportant mel is Dolma.