Sidus Dei Ludos

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The Sidus Dei Ludos is an international sporting competition, with athletes from all countries competing, with many events. There are two different Sidus Dei Ludos, The Summer Sidus Dei Ludos and The Winter Sidus Dei Ludos. The SDL competition was founded in 1501 primarily by Protectinate Jason Mennothis II, the ruler of The Protectorates of Allia at the time. The games went on until 1860, not annually, but held around only 77 times in that period. The modern, annual Sidus Dei Ludos were founded by Daniel Stevenson, from The United States of Quentin in 1916.


History

The Sidus Dei Ludos were founded in 1501 by Protectinate Jason Mennothis II. He founded the games as a way to bring countries of Venturia closer together, and celebrate the similarities that each country had. Many historians also speculate that Mennothis created the games as a sneaky way of trying to reconcile the former Protectorates of The Allian Empire and bring them back in, after the dissolving of the empire in 1500. Whatever his reasons, 6 countries, Allia, The United Lands of Southia, Bymaria, Carkhia, Docneighland, Triladar, and The Empire of the New Dawn met in 1502 for the first ever games, including 4 events, running, shooting, strength, and fencing. The first ever champion was Allia, and the 6 countries had the games on and off again, adding Punctinaturalland, Lindsaya, and Telembria as new countries, until 1800, when the games were cancelled.
People playing Nosedive, popular at the time, at the 1837 Sidus Dei Ludos

In 1834, the games were revived once more, with countries this time including The United States of Quentin, Allia, Punctinaturalland, Carkhia, Bymar, Docneighland, Vidgmar, Telembria, and The United Villages of Southia. The games continued on, on again and off again, until 1860. That is when numerous countries withdrew over division because of the expansion of the Republic of Megatridimensional Order. The Sidus Dei Ludos were cancelled, and with the onset of The Great Venturian War, the games started to fade from memory. After the war, however, they were once again revived by Quentinian Daniel Stevenson. He believed that, to prevent another war, the countries needed ties to each other, and friendly relationships through sports. The games were then founded, and continued on annually, like today, to present day.


The Summer Sidus Dei Ludos

The Summer Sidus Dei Ludos are held every two years, traditionally from July 1st to July 15th. They include only Summer sports. There are 12 events in the Summer SDL, which are as follows: The Quentinian Quadrathameet, Quantitative Fishing, Value Fishing, 200 Meter Dash, 800 Meter Run, The Asper Jog, The Triathlon, Combative Archery, Value Archery, Xevalhemia, Nosedive, and Bucketball. Modern participants of the Summer SDL include every country in the world, except The Northern Patrons of Ice and The United Villages of Southia. Since 1916, there has been a Summer SDL every 2 years. There have been numerous cities to host the Summer SDL, and the complete list is below:

1916: Rodriguezville, USQ

1918: Mechanicsburg, USQ

1920: Bakersfieldville, USQ

1922: Procantinac, Allia

1924: Nirvana, MTO

1926: Rathaleo, Telembria

1928: Williamson, Allia

1930: Chtillmar, Bymaria

1932: Decitivas, Lindsaya

1934: Univille, UVOS

1936: Coulsontown, New Dawn

1938: Livjessville, USQ

1940: David City, USQ

1942: Building States, Paladinia

1944: Jeflenneran, New Sketherlands

1946: Maximum City, USQ

1948: Dinas Meir, Vidgmar

1950: Beach Haven, USQ

1952: Oparasisdt, Isle of Southia

1954: Sjostad, New Sketherlands

1956: BizTown, USQ

1958: Mechanicsburg, USQ

1960: Baltimore, USQ

1962: Epixz City, Paladinia

1964: Jaronsburg, Carkhia

1966: Villavem, Ravensonia

1968: Port Jaron, USQ

1970: Kumar City, USQ

1972: Livjessville, USQ

1974: Lindin, USQ

1976: Procantinac, Allia

1978: Typanium, Drumes

1980: Cathairion, New Dawn

1982: Freston City, NPI

1984: Tabula Rasa, MTO

1986: Chtillmar, Bymaria

1988: Bulatricity, Allia

1990: Rodriguezville, USQ

1992: Procantinac, Allia

1994: Gjakzxs, Paladinia

1996: Jayidd, Republic of Trigadia

1998: Xemarketidie, Xevenia

2000: Mechanicsburg, USQ

2002: Procantinac, Allia

2004: Livjessville, USQ

2006: Baileydusch, Vidgmar

2008: Coulsontown, New Dawn

2010: Iudicium, MTO

2012: Villavem, Ravensonia

2014: Port Jaron, USQ

2016: Barriconia, Gallanathia

2018: Baltimore, USQ

Each time the Summer SDL come around, in all 12 events there are 3 medals, given to participants for how well they did. The rankings are gold medal, silver medal, and bronze medal, with gold being highest and going down in value. The Summer SDL are widely watched around the world, viewed by around 500 million people from around the globe every year.


The Winter Sidus Dei Ludos

The Winter SDL are held alternating years from the Summer, every two years. They started in 1917, and have continued to this day. Currently there are