The Evolution of Santa Claus Through History

This paper states that the evolution of this character, known as Santa Claus, can be traced back through religious, mythical and cultural depictions from the 4th century AD. Purpose Statement Through extensive research and reference materials, this article shows how the legend of Santa evolved into a contemporary idol for Christmas holidays, growing up. I will introduce Carol, snow, mistletoe, biscuits, milk. These are synonymous with Christmas.

With the commercialization of the holiday, Santa became a popular person at Christmas. We now know that Santa Claus does not always exist in Santa Claus. On the contrary, the history of Santa Claus can go back to the legend of St. Nicholas, a monk born in Turkey in modern Turkey around 280 BC. According to these stories, St. Nicholas was widely loved and praised as he gave up the wealth of all his legacy and helped the poor and the poor come to the country. When the Dutch living in Europe gathered to celebrate his death, he was popular in the United States. His name is translated as Sinter Klaas, Sinter means Saint and Klass is the Nickname of Nicolas. There is a statue of Santa Claus provided by the famous writer Washington Irving in 1809 - a huge belly, a movement on a sleigh, a movement along a chimney.

Numbers representing the type of Santa Claus are found in various Northern European religions flourishing before the german legend and the occupation of Christianity. The American version of Santa Claus seems to derive from the Dutch legend about Sinter Krath who brought America in the 17th century. Americans accepted the idea of ​​Santa Claus, and that said Santa Claus gave gifts to good boys and girls for Christmas Eve.

Santa Claus we know has its own history. Today, he is considered to be mainly a red and happy man, but his story continues until the 3 rd century. From his early origins to today's favorite shopping center, he learned more about Santa's history, and two New York Kreml Men Clark Moore and Thomas Nast waited for Santa's main influence on millions of children Discover how you are. Christmas Eve every night. The legend of Santa Claus dates back to a monk named St. Nicholas for hundreds of years. Nicolas is thought to be born around the year 280 AD in Patara, which is close to the Mylar of Turkey in modern times. St. Nicholas is impressed with his godliness and kindness and has become the subject of many legends. It is said that he went to the country to give up all wealth of property and to help poor people and sick people.