Alwan Commonwealth Games

The Alwan Commonwealth Games (abbreviated as AlwCom Games) is an international multi-sport event involving athletes from the Alwan Commonwealth . The first summer event was first held in 1948, and the first winter event was held in 1992. The creation of the Alwan Commonwealth Games was inspired by the British Empire Games in 1930, and was supposed to begin in 1940 however was postponed due to World War II. The first games were held in Rome.
==Host cities==
===Summer sports championships===
Year	Edition	Host Citys 	Sports	Participating Nations	Top Nation
1950	I 	Rome, Macbon 	6 	5 	Macbon
1954	II 	Florence, Macbon 	9 	7 	Macbon
1958	III 	Buenos Aires, Cozilbe	9 	7 	Macbon
1962	IV 	London, Nionsland 	9 	7 	Cariavau
1966	V 	Vienna, Starunia 	9 	8 	Macbon
1970	VI 	Milan, Macbon 	9 	9 	Cozilbe
1974	VII 	Tokyo, Imoto 	9 	9 	Macbon
1978	VIII 	Toronto, Domicile 	10 	9 	Cariavau
1982	IX 	Barcelona, Cariavau 	10 	12 	Cariavau
1986	X 	Rio de Janeiro, Guita	10 	12 	Cariavau
1990	XI 	Cairo, Norrona 	10 	12 	Guita
1994	XII 	Hiroshima, Imoto 	10 	12 	Cariavau
1998	XIII 	Cardiff, Nionsland 	10 	12 	Cariavau
2002	XIV 	Rome, Macbon 	12 	12 	Zhanzheng
2006	XV 	Doha, Arabian Gulf 	14 	12 	Macbon
2010	XVI 	Johannesburg, Tzertia	15 	12 	Nionsland
2014	XVII 	Turin, Macbon 	15 	13 	Macbon
2018	XVIII 	Santiago, Cozilbe 	16 	13 	Zhanzheng
2021	XIX 	Tokyo, Imoto 	16 	13 	
===Winter sports championships===
Year	Edition	Host City 	Sports	Participating Nations	Top Nation
1992	I 	Turin, Macbon 	6 	5 	Macbon
1996	II 	Nagano, Imoto 	8 	7 	Macbon
2000	III 	Salt Lake City, Domicile 	8 	7 	Starunia
2004	IV 	Innsbruck, Starunia 	10 	7 	Starunia
2008	V 	Sapporo, Hatome 	10 	7 	Macbon
2012	VI 	Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Macbon	10 	7 	Starunia
2016	VI 	Pyeongchang, Imoto 	10 	7 	Starunia
2020	VII 	Turin, Macbon 	10 	7 	Macbon
2024	VIII 	Innsbruck, Starunia 	10 	7 	
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