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==Terminology and Etymology==
==Terminology and Etymology==
"Suvol" is documented in many ancient manuscripts and carvings to be an homage to an ancient deity that was central to the culture's identity: Svul, the God of the Winds and Sea. The religion that this deity belonged to is no longer well-known, however the religion is believed to have been made up of a large pantheon of gods and demi-gods, as evident by a number of archaeological sites and artifacts, like the [[Castle of Svul]], items found in the [[Ghurieli Caverns]], and the [[Stone of Alivul]].
"Suvol" is documented in many ancient manuscripts and carvings to be an homage to an ancient deity that was central to the culture's identity: Svul, the God of the Winds and Sea. The religion that this deity belonged to is no longer well-known, however the religion is believed to have been made up of a large pantheon of gods and demi-gods, as evident by a number of archaeological sites and artifacts, like the [[Svul Tower]], items found in the [[Ghurieli Caverns]], and the [[Stone of Alivul]].


==History==
==History==