Commonwealth Games

The Commonwealth Games are a series of quadrennial international multi-sport events held among athletes from member states of the Commonwealth of Nations. The games were proposed in 1969 to promote democracy and unity as the number of countries in the Commonwealth surged. The first Commonwealth Games were then held in 1972 in Cantshire, Amberia. Thirteen Commonwealth Games have been held, the most recent one being in 2021 in Erusia, Auritadia. To not interrupt the Summer Olympic Games, the Commonwealth Games run two years after the Summer Olympics, in the same years as the Winter Olympics.
The games are overseen by the Commonwealth Sporting Federation, a section of the Commonwealth of Nations. All Commonwealth members are invited to take part, however all Jonathian provinces as well as Canaland send their own teams. In total, thirty-four countries have competed in the Games since their inception.
== Editions ==
Edition	Year	Host city 	Host country	Opened by
I 	1976	Cantshire 	 	
II 	1980	Wilbird 	 	
III 	1984	Jetzeburg 	 	
IV 	1988	Laxov 	 	King Otto XVI
V 	1992	Lebanon 	 	
VI 	1996	Bellfort 	 	
VII 	2000	Aradia 	 	
VIII 	2004	Gelta City 	 	
IX 	2008	Bullington 	 	King Richard IX
X 	2012	Salisbury 	 	PM Dani de Launay
XI 	2016	Vonderburg 	 	
XII 	2021	Erusia 	 	PM Giovanni Romano
XIII 	2024	Sant-Kosack	 	President Lighmer Belling (expected)
== See also ==
Category:Commonwealth Games
Category:Commonwealth of Nations
Category:Sport
Category:Events
Category:Summer