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The Feast of the Yul is a high holy day of the god of youth, [[Alcyoneus]] | |start_date= Nollaig 21 | ||
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|description= The Feast of the Yul is a high holy day of the god of youth, [[Alcyoneus|Alcyoneus the Yul]]. The day is celebrated with feasting and gift-giving, particularly for children. Generosity and kindness is particularly encouraged by celebrants. Groups of singers will often travel from home to home singing hymns or light ditties, expecting a warm beverage in a show of generosity and appreciation. | |||
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|variations= Among the [[Valtaan|Valtang]], the Feast of the Yul is traditionally a day to hunt boar, a tradition that has begun to spread even among their enemies across [[Aurea]] and [[Duria]] (though in regions where boar are rare, other animals will suffice). | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:59, 26 August 2026
Nollaig 21
Observed by: Commonplace
Type: Religious
Frequency: Annual
The Feast of the Yul is a high holy day of the god of youth, Alcyoneus the Yul. The day is celebrated with feasting and gift-giving, particularly for children. Generosity and kindness is particularly encouraged by celebrants. Groups of singers will often travel from home to home singing hymns or light ditties, expecting a warm beverage in a show of generosity and appreciation.====Cultural Variations==== Among the Valtang, the Feast of the Yul is traditionally a day to hunt boar, a tradition that has begun to spread even among their enemies across Aurea and Duria (though in regions where boar are rare, other animals will suffice).
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