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Sinterklaas is a legendary figure who brings gifts to children in the Netherlands and Belgium on the eve of December 5, the night before his feast day. He is said to arrive by steamboat from Spain, accompanied by his helpers, the Zwarte Pieten (Black Petes). Sinterklaas is a kind and generous figure who is loved by children and adults alike.
The tradition of Sinterklaas dates back to the 12th century, when a bishop named Nicholas of Myra was said to have performed many miracles, including saving the lives of three young boys who had been kidnapped and locked in a barrel. Nicholas was later canonized as a saint, and his feast day, December 6, became a popular day for gift-giving in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Over time, the tradition of Sinterklaas evolved, and he became the jolly, white-bearded figure that we know today. He is typically depicted wearing a red robe and a bishop\\\'s mitre, and he carries a staff and a sack full of gifts. Sinterklaas is accompanied by the Zwarte Pieten, who are mischievous helpers who are often depicted as being black-faced.
The tradition of Sinterklaas is still very popular in the Netherlands and Belgium today. On the eve of December 5, children put out their shoes by the fireplace, and Sinterklaas fills them with gifts. The next morning, children wake up to find their shoes filled with presents, and they celebrate the holiday with their families.
The tradition of Sinterklaas dates back to the 12th century, when a bishop named Nicholas of Myra was said to have performed many miracles, including saving the lives of three young boys who had been kidnapped and locked in a barrel. Nicholas was later canonized as a saint, and his feast day, December 6, became a popular day for gift-giving in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Over time, the tradition of Sinterklaas evolved, and he became the jolly, white-bearded figure that we know today. He is typically depicted wearing a red robe and a bishop\\\'s mitre, and he carries a staff and a sack full of gifts. Sinterklaas is accompanied by the Zwarte Pieten, who are mischievous helpers who are often depicted as being black-faced.
The tradition of Sinterklaas is still very popular in the Netherlands and Belgium today. On the eve of December 5, children put out their shoes by the fireplace, and Sinterklaas fills them with gifts. The next morning, children wake up to find their shoes filled with presents, and they celebrate the holiday with their families.
