Santa Claus, also known as Father Christmas, Saint Nicholas, or simply Santa, is a legendary figure of the Christmas period. Of course, the legend of Santa Claus is traced back to a monk named St. Nicholas. Born in 280 A.D. in Turkey, he was admired for his kindness, as he gave away all his wealth to help the poor, and he became known as the protector of children and sailors. The modern figure of Santa is based on folklore traditions, often depicted as a cheerful, white-bearded man, wearing a red coat and a red hat with white fur. He has a workshop in North Pole, where, with the aid of elves, he manufactures toys and gifts for “good” children. Every Christmas Eve, he delivers the gifts with his sleigh, laughing loudly through the skies… "Ho Ho Ho"