Why do we Celebrate Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s week starts today. Preparations have been completed to celebrate the 7-day festival of love from today to February 14 in Tajnagri Agra, a symbol of love and love. The shops are decorated with bouquets, a variety of attractive gifts, greetings cards. Tourists have started coming to Agra from different parts of the country and the country to celebrate Valentine’s Day in the shadow of the Taj Mahal. There are complete preparations for their reception in hotels, restaurants too.

Today is the first day of Valentine’s Week, which begins on 7 February, which is Rose Day.

• Propose Day on 8 February,
• Chocolate Day on 9 February,
• Teddy Day on 10 February,
• Promise Day on 11 February,
• Hug Day on 12 February,
• Kiss Day on 13 February and..
• On February 14, there will be Valentine’s Day.

It is believed that Valentine’s Day is originally named after Saint Valentine. But there are different views on this subject, it is not accurate. In 1969, the Catholic Church is said to have confirmed a total of eleven St. Valentine’s and announced a feast in her honor on 14 February. The most important of these valentines is considered St. Valentine of Rome.

It is also said that St. Valentine donated the jailer’s blind daughter Jacobus at the time of his death and wrote a letter to Jacobus, in which he finally wrote ‘Your Valentine’. This day was 14 February, which was later celebrated in the name of this saint and the message of selfless love is spread all over the world on the pretext of Valentine’s Day.

There is also a history that when there was a third century, there was a king named Claudius in Rome and he ruled. Claudius believed that by marrying (marriage) both the mind and power of men are destroyed.

It was with this thinking that Claudius issued an order throughout the kingdom that all his soldiers and officers would not marry, but the saintly valentine expressed strong opposition to this order of Claudius and to marry people throughout the empire. Inspired for.

Saint Valentine married many soldiers and officers in Rome. When Claudius saw his opposition, he could not bear it; he executed Saint Valentine on 14 February 269, since then Valentine’s Day is celebrated in his memory. This is the reason that the importance of Valentine’s Day is so big.