Why can't you call events in another class?

Question

C++ / C#

I have an abstract class. In it, I defined the events that will be called in the descendant classes. Since different classes will raise these events at different times, I can't call them in the base class. But then it turned out that events can only be called in the class in which they are defined, and even in a derived class they are not available for calling. It is logical that events cannot be called in some other class, but why not in inherited classes?

Answer 1

In an abstract class, they make a method that, in turn, calls its own events.

Answer 2

protected to help you.