Saint Nicholas of Myra.
"Santa" was actually called Saint Nicholas. Santa is just his nickname.
Saint Nicholas was a Bishop of an Ancient Greek town called Myra, which is now part of modern-day Turkey.
Every year around Christmas time, Saint Nicholas would take food and treats to orphaned and poor children in his city. This is where the tradition of Santa originated from.
He died in the year 343.
The Dutch have a similar character that they call sinterklaas based on saint Saint Nicolas of spain. Who comes on 5 december.
i think its the other way around... Santa Claus is (loosely based on) saint Nicholas
Given that Santa Claus is not real, he has no age.
Santa Claus is also a saint. His name is Saint Nick.
Santa Claus as we know him today is a fictional character based on the legend of St. Nicholas, a Christian bishop who was born in the 3rd century in modern-day Turkey. The idea of Santa Claus evolved over time through various traditions and stories.
No. "Satan" backward is "Natas". Santa means "saint". Santa Claus means Saint Nicholas.
As a fictional character, Santa Claus does not have a favorite country. However, the legend of Santa Claus is based on Saint Nicholas, who was a Christian bishop in the ancient Greek city of Myra, which is now part of modern-day Turkey. So if we were to associate Santa with a country, Turkey would be a fitting choice due to its historical connection to the origins of the Santa Claus legend.
santa Claus is known as the saint "Nicholas" for that most of you know in other types countries.
'Santa Claus'. Other variations include 'Father Christmas' or 'Saint Nicholas'.
Santa is based on St. Nicholas, a real person who gave gifts to children and was designated a Saint.
he is nice
Saint Nicholas or Kris Kringle