Formal Ball

A Ball is a formal dance party often characterized by a banquet followed by a social dance that includes ballroom dancing.
== Types of Ball Dancing ==
Ball dancing emerged from formal dances during "The Early Ages" and carried on through different iterations throughout succeeding centuries. Among them are:
* The Baroque Dance (Introduced in the Late 1st century CE following the Mark of the Talmar Dynasty).
* The Cotillion Dance (Introduced in the 3rd century CE following the Mix Reign of Imperial Roma and the Andal Rule).
* The Masquerade Ball (Introduced in the 3rd century CE, following its roots back to the Cotillion Dance that was converged in with the Arrival of Ilkhanate Culture).
* The Debutante Ball (First introduced by Queen Alicent Stafford in the Late 2nd Century CE that followed to stem in the Kingdom of Hampshire in the succeeding centuries).
* The Promenade Ball (Introduced in the Late 3rd century as one of the policies formed by King Joffery Royne to ensure stability following the sudden death of King Eddward Royne).
== Colonial Ball ==
Balls also took place in the Colonial Kingdoms of Balkan States, such as Umber States, the Duchy of Tyrinia, the Kingdom of Tymeria, and Imperial Serbia. The wealthy who participated in these dances followed a strict social code with mistakes in choreography scrutinized and a loss of prestige would followed excessive dance errors.