According to folklore circulating in the Alps, Krampus (German: Krampus) is a follower of Saint Nicholas. During Christmas, Saint Nicholas gives gifts and candies to well-behaved children, while Krampus punishes them.
Those naughty kids. When Krampus spots a particularly misbehaving child, he will capture him, put him in a bag, and bring him back to the cave for his Christmas dinner.
The root of Krampus comes from Middle Ages
The word "Krampen" (meaning "melon seeds!"). When Catholicism entered the Germanic areas, Krampus transformed into a follower of Saint Nicholas and continues to be preserved in folklore.
Krampus appears on the eve of St. Nicholas' Day, beats children with birch branches and takes them back to his cave to eat. St. Nicholas on December 6
During the festival, German children will check their shoes placed outside. If they are good children, they will get a gift from Saint Nicholas, and if they are bad children, they will get a gift from St. Nicholas.
Si put branches.
On Christmas Eve, young men in the village will dress up as Krampus and parade through the streets. This is called the Krampus Parade (German: Krampuslauf).
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