Cortèché Feast

The Cortèché Feast, or the Feast Cortèché, was a historical feast held on November 9th, 1660, shortly after the end of the Grane War. The feast was significant for Grane Island's history because it was held between people from Kazarath, Manboni, Inodo and the Sefor people, as a declaration of peace between the four. The Feast Cortèché is featured in the lyrics of Grane Island's national anthem, "Four Seasons".

The event
The Cortèché Feast was a large feast which took place in Artefoir, a former Sefor village which had been conquered by Kazarath and is part of Manboni today.

The most important and iconic part of the feast was the Pizza Cortèché, a very large pizza made by Manboni cooks. The pizza had a variety of toppings, but most important were the four seasonings which were placed on the pizza by the four groups as part of the peace ceremony. Inodo brought salt, Manboni brought pepper, the Sefor people brought cumin and Kazarath brought rosemary. These four seasonings are featured in the national anthem of Grane Island, "Four Seasons".