Royal Jubilee

A royal jubilee is a celebration of the reign of a monarch of the Kingdom of the Rock. The tradition started in 2686 upon the 25th anniversary of the ascension of King Charles I in 2661. Charles I, the brother of Philip the Great, had reigned following the heirless death of Alfonso I. The tradition continued, with a total of eight jubilees taking place throughout Rockfield's history. The most recent jubilee was the Silver Jubilee of Philip II in 2966.
Jubilees are national celebrations and almost always include national holidays. The most common form of jubilee is a "silver" jubilee, which celebrates a monarch's 25th year on the throne. In two cases (Philip II and Charles V), there has been a "ruby" jubilee to celebrate a 40 year reign. 
== List of jubilees ==
Year	Jubilee 	Notes 	Medal(s) & honours
2661	(Silver) Jubilee of Charles I	The first Balancin monarch to celebrate a jubilee in a significant way was Charles I. The Silver Jubilee was celebrated in January 2661 to mark the beginning of the 25th year of the King's reign.	
* The Silver Jubilee Medal
* The Duke of Worcester
2728	Silver Jubilee of Charles II 	A relatively minor jubilee which marked 25 years of the reign of Charles II. Coincided with the birth of the King's great-grandson, Oberon. 	
* The Silver Jubilee Medal of Valour
* The Silver Jubilee Medal of Patriotism
* The Silver Jubilee Medal of