The PEELympic Games

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Introduction

The PEELympic Games, or PEELympics, is an international multi-sport event taking place every four years and comprising of summer and winter games. Started in 2052, the Games of the PEELympiad have brought together many nations of the PEEL region for peaceful, sportsmanlike competition unfettered by outside political difference.

On occasion, however, political and partisan bickering has had a significant effect on the games.

There is a standard two-year period between summer and winter games, although in 2056 both Winter and Summer games were played, as the 2054 Winter games had been cancelled due to a region-wide war the previous year. Once again, the 2058 and 2060 PEELympics were cancelled after the collapse of governments in MDKCorp and Nurdbotia, resulting civil wars, and the ensuing regionwide economic recession.

PEELympic Sports

A wide spectrum of athletic competition can be seen at every PEELympiad, and the list of events is ever growing. At last count, the Summer Games featured 45 total events, compared with 27 during the Winter PEELympics.

Host Cities

The venue for hosting the PEELympic Games is ever-changing; each PEELympiad will feature a new city and a new host nation. Hosting duties are open to virtually any nation of any type of governance, the only regulation being those rules pertaining to what region the games shall be played in. This rule is in effect so that all people of PEEL may travel to the games with relative ease.

Year of PEELympiad Games Host City Host Nation Number of Events Winner of Medal Count
2052 Summer Lakarian City Teral 19 New Cyberia
2056 Winter Corollobaia Buscemistan 27 Anubinia & Djorvak (tie)
2056 Summer Pastantinople Pastocia 45 Anubinia & Dvorakia (tie)
2058 Winter Adin Shmuel Rabinovitch
2060 Summer
2062 Winter
2064 Summer
2066 Winter
2068 Summer
2070 Winter
2072 Summer
2074 Winter
2076 Summer

Political Interference

War

Boycotts