Old New Year
{'<entity_0>': 'Orthodox New Year', '<entity_1>': 'Julian New Year', '<entity_2>': 'Old New Year', '<entity_3>': 'January 14', '<entity_4>': 'holiday'}
[['Old New Year', 'instance of', 'holiday'], ['Old New Year', 'day in year for periodic occurrence', 'January 14'], ['Old New Year', 'alternative', 'Julian New Year'], ['Old New Year', 'alternative', 'Orthodox New Year']]
The <entity_2> or the <entity_0>, is an informal traditional <entity_4>, celebrated as the start of the New Year by the Julian calendar. In the 20th and 21st centuries, the <entity_2> falls on <entity_3> in the Gregorian calendar. The New Year by the Julian calendar is still informally observed, and the tradition of celebrating the coming of the New Year twice is widely enjoyed: January 1 (New New Year) and <entity_3> (<entity_2>). The <entity_2> (Serbian: Стара Нова година / Stara Nova godina) is commonly called the Serbian New Year (Српска Нова година / Srpska Nova godina), and sometimes the <entity_0> (Православна Нова година / Pravoslavna Nova godina) and rarely <entity_1> (Јулијанска Нова година / Julijanska Nova godina). The <entity_4> in North Macedonia is known as <entity_2> (Macedonian: Стара Нова година, romanized: Stara Nova godina) or as Vasilica (Василица, "St.
['holiday']