Sanaboan High Elves

The Sanaboan High Elves, or, more simply, the Sanaboans, are an intellectual race that are the beacon of knowledge and magic in the Sanaboan Islands. The Citadel is called Tokele is an inland city that boasts an impressive Seminary drawing many from all of the nearby islands to study magic and other secular focuses.
==== History ====
These High Elves have lived in the islands since the Medieval Age, though more as varying groups until they were united under a clan of newcomers, travelers from the Upper Highlands in Merethyl. Sanabo was originally set up with a Lord as the head of the affairs of the people, however all this changed during the end of the 1st Century. 
The Lord of Sanabo was Tharil Oris, half-brother of Sudryl Oris. Sudryl became the leader of the High Elf Council in the Upper Highlands years after Tharil and his people had left Merethyl and eventually became the High King of Silverwood, the largest nation of High Elves, and believed to be the very sight of where the Eladrin and the Gods began the creation of the world of Sefyll. After the word of the creation of Silverwood and the High Kingdom, Fainwyr, the son of Tharil, who had begun to rule the Sanabo, sailed to Silverwood to congratulate his kin. Fainwyr expected to be treated as royalty and even thought to receive some inheritance. He was welcomed to the land, but denied what he thought was the treatment and inheritance of the brother of the High King.
Incensed, Fainwyr Oris returned to Sanabo and claimed it a Kingdom and he as it’s High King. Tensions have been high between the two nations since. Occasionally, skirmishes have occurred throughout the years, but neither side has declared war upon the other. Sudryl Oris still claims he is an only child, but as his age advances the future of the throne of Silverwood is possibly in Jeopardy. 
==== Holidays ====
Festival of Communion: A holiday held by the Tacuarembo and the Sanabo, celebrating their peace throughout the years. While it is mostly political these days, it is still honored and celebrated greatly on the fringe cities near the borders of the two nations. The nearest groups gather and host a feast along with extensive costumes and masks to hide one’s identity. The symbolism being that race isn’t the important factor, rather that peace and coexistence are.
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