1. Describe The day when your country's first republic established.

>>78590059
1. It was a fucking mess no one misses
2. No
3. 12 of October because it's the day Castile and Aragon unified

>>78590059
>November 1, 1823, given this came about as a result of the fall of the first Mexican empire and that it brought Santa Anna to power we don't celebrate. It only lasted 12 years.
>Our independence day is September 15, we celebrate Hidalgo's call to arms through a re-enactment ceremony at 11:00PM so the day off is actually September 16, as we usually celebrate through the night.

>>78590059
The government did not gain formal recognition from world powers, though a modest form of recognition was given from the Nationalist Government of China and a number of other governments, most of whom were in exile themselves.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provisional_Government_of_the_Republic_of_Korea

>>78590182
so what? Did Japan actually established on february 11th, BC 660? recognized by other country at that time? Celebration of the birth of the country is up to their country.

>>78590059
Japan is formally a constitutional monarchy so don't have the history as a republic.

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>republic