Interesting history of Christmas

Christmas or Feast of the Nativity is held to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ on 25 December. The story about Christmas is told in the Bible by the teachings of St. Luke and St. Matthew. It is told that as the storm broke out, Joseph and Mary sought shelter until they reached Bethlehem. They met with the innkeeper of the city, but there was no room for them, so he let them go and lodge in the stable. After that, Jesus was born, and a star appeared over the stable where they tarried. It was this star that was a light that brought people to the little Jesus. 12 days after the birth, three kings gave the baby a gift. However, the exact date of Jesus’ birth is unknown, but there is a theory explaining that the reason why December 25 was chosen as the birthday celebration because this day was exactly nine months after the early Christians celebrated the Annunciation or on Roman winter solstice or Ancient Pagan Winter Festivals to end these celebrations and replace them with Christian celebrations.