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sunni = {
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# Scripted main Rite: hanafi (all start dates). Its core tenets and Rite-specific doctrines are defined on the Rite; faith-intrinsic doctrines remain inline.
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main_rite = hanafi
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faith_details = {
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religion = islam_religion
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color = { 0.2 0.36 0.23 }
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icon = sunni
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religious_head = d_sunni
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}
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eminent_holy_sites = {
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mecca
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medina
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jerusalem
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}
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holy_sites = {
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baghdad
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sinai
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}
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doctrines = {
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special_doctrine_jizya
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}
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}
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shia = {
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# Scripted main Rite: ismaili (all start dates). Its core tenets and Rite-specific doctrines are defined on the Rite; faith-intrinsic doctrines remain inline.
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main_rite = ismaili
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faith_details = {
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religion = islam_religion
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color = { 0.3 0.73 0.09 }
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icon = islam_hamsa_02
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religious_head = d_shiite
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}
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eminent_holy_sites = {
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mecca
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medina
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nadjaf
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}
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holy_sites = {
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jerusalem
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damascus
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}
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doctrines = {
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special_doctrine_jizya
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}
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localization = {
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PriestMale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestMalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestFemale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestFemalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestNeuter = islam_shia_priest
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PriestNeuterPlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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ReligiousHeadName = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadNameFemale = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadTitleName = islam_shia_religious_head_title_name
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}
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}
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kharijite = {
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# Scripted main Rite: ibadi (all start dates). Its core tenets and Rite-specific doctrines are defined on the Rite; faith-intrinsic doctrines remain inline.
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main_rite = ibadi
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faith_details = {
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religion = islam_religion
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color = { 0.03 0.56 0.56 }
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icon = islam_khatim_filled_01
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}
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eminent_holy_sites = {
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mecca
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medina
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nizwa
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}
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holy_sites = {
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jerusalem
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basra
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}
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doctrines = {
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special_doctrine_jizya
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}
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localization = {
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PriestMale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestMalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestFemale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestFemalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestNeuter = islam_shia_priest
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PriestNeuterPlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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ReligiousHeadName = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadNameFemale = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadTitleName = islam_shia_religious_head_title_name
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}
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holy_order_names = {
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{ name = "holy_order_haruriyya" }
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}
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}
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masmudi = { # Reformist Sunni Islam (Almohads)
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main_rite = masmudi
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faith_details = {
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religion = islam_religion
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color = { 0 0.6 0.2 }
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icon = islam_rub_el_hizb_07
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religious_head = d_masmudi
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}
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eminent_holy_sites = {
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mecca
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medina
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tinmallal
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}
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holy_sites = {
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jerusalem
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fes
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}
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tenets = {
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tenet_struggle_submission
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tenet_warmonger
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tenet_literalism
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}
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doctrines = {
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muhammad_succession_sunni_doctrine
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doctrine_pluralism_fundamentalist
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}
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localization = {
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ReligiousHeadName = masmudi_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadNameFemale = masmudi_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadTitleName = masmudi_religious_head_title_name
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}
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}
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quranist = {
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main_rite = quranist
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faith_details = {
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religion = islam_religion
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color = { 0.2 0.7 0.1 }
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icon = islam_quran_07
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}
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eminent_holy_sites = {
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mecca
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medina
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}
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holy_sites = {
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jerusalem
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kufa
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sinai
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}
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tenets = {
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tenet_literalism
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tenet_legalism
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tenet_false_conversion_sanction
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}
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doctrines = {
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special_doctrine_jizya
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muhammad_succession_zandaqa_doctrine #Technically Shia
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doctrine_no_head
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doctrine_homosexuality_crime
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doctrine_adultery_men_crime
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doctrine_adultery_women_crime
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doctrine_deviancy_crime
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doctrine_pluralism_fundamentalist
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}
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}
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druze = {
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druze = { #TBA
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main_rite = druze
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faith_details = {
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religion = islam_religion
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}
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}
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qarmatian = {
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# Scripted main Rite: qarmatian (all start dates). Its core tenets and Rite-specific doctrines are defined on the Rite; faith-intrinsic doctrines remain inline.
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# No religious_head, as with quranist: the Rite's doctrine_no_head has the Qarmatians awaiting the seventh Imam rather than following a living one.
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main_rite = qarmatian
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historical = yes
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faith_details = {
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religion = islam_religion
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color = { 0.1 0.8 0.1 }
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icon = islam_khatim_filled_09
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}
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eminent_holy_sites = {
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bahrein
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kufa
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mecca
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}
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holy_sites = {
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medina
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basra
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}
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doctrines = {
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special_doctrine_jizya
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}
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localization = {
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PriestMale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestMalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestFemale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestFemalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestNeuter = islam_shia_priest
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PriestNeuterPlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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}
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}
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jain_faith = {
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# Scripted main Rite: digambara (all start dates). Its core tenets and Rite-specific doctrines are defined on the Rite; faith-intrinsic doctrines remain inline.
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main_rite = digambara
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main_rite = marian_rite
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faith_details = {
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religion = catholic_religion
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color = { 204 198 36 }
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icon = roman_catholic
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color = { 22 126 229 }
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icon = mariavite
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graphical_faith = "catholic_gfx"
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religious_head = d_mariavite_hof
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}
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faith_details = {
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religion = catholic_religion
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color = { 204 84 29 }
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icon = compostelan
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icon = penitente
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graphical_faith = "catholic_gfx"
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#religious_head = k_sevillian_papacy
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}
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faith_details = {
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religion = catholic_religion
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color = { 208 128 229 }
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icon = compostelan
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icon = cadaverist
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graphical_faith = "catholic_gfx"
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#religious_head = k_sevillian_papacy
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}
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faith_details = {
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religion = catholic_religion
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color = { 208 128 229 }
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icon = compostelan
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icon = fraticelli
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graphical_faith = "catholic_gfx"
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#religious_head = k_sevillian_papacy
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}
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main_rite = kozachina_rite
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faith_details = {
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religion = folk_slavic_religion
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color = { 73 61 181 }
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color = { 195 229 22 }
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icon = kozachina
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reformed_icon = kozachina_reformed
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graphical_faith = "pagan_gfx"
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special_doctrine_jizya
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}
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localization = {
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PriestMale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestMalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestFemale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestFemalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestNeuter = islam_shia_priest
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PriestNeuterPlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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ReligiousHeadName = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadNameFemale = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadTitleName = islam_shia_religious_head_title_name
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}
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}
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ismaili_faith = {
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special_doctrine_jizya
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}
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localization = {
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PriestMale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestMalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestFemale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestFemalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestNeuter = islam_shia_priest
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PriestNeuterPlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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ReligiousHeadName = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadNameFemale = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadTitleName = islam_shia_religious_head_title_name
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}
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}
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alawite_faith = {
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special_doctrine_jizya
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}
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localization = {
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PriestMale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestMalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestFemale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestFemalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestNeuter = islam_shia_priest
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PriestNeuterPlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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ReligiousHeadName = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadNameFemale = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadTitleName = islam_shia_religious_head_title_name
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}
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}
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alevi_faith = {
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special_doctrine_jizya
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}
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localization = {
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PriestMale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestMalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestFemale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestFemalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestNeuter = islam_shia_priest
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PriestNeuterPlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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ReligiousHeadName = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadNameFemale = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadTitleName = islam_shia_religious_head_title_name
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}
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}
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special_doctrine_jizya
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}
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localization = {
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PriestMale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestMalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestFemale = islam_shia_priest
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PriestFemalePlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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PriestNeuter = islam_shia_priest
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PriestNeuterPlural = islam_shia_priest_plural
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ReligiousHeadName = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadNameFemale = islam_shia_religious_head_title
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ReligiousHeadTitleName = islam_shia_religious_head_title_name
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yugoslavist_faith = {
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main_rite = yugoslavist_rite
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faith_details = {
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religion = yugoslavist_religion
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religion = yugoslavic_religion
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color = { 216 36 0 }
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icon = anglican
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graphical_faith = "catholic_gfx"
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religious_head = d_anglican_hof
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icon = yugoslavist
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}
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eminent_holy_sites = {
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yugoslavist_religion = {
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yugoslavic_religion = {
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religion_details = {
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family = rf_antediluvianist
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piety_icon_group = "christian"
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icon = victorian
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partizano_rite = {
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desc = partizano_rite_desc
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partisan_rite = {
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name = partisan_rite
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desc = partisan_rite_desc
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name = "Nikoloz"
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dynasty = bagrationi_dynasty
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rite = "orthodox"
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rite = "georgian_rite"
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culture = NEOW_georgian
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trait = education_stewardship_2
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name = "Qūrmanğazy"
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dynasty = abilqaiyruly_dynasty
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rite = "temiri"
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rite = "temiri_rite"
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culture = NEOW_kazakh
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name = "Moisei"
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dynasty= navarykasha_dynasty
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rite = "karaite"
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rite = "karaite_rite"
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culture = NEOW_cossack
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dynasty= nagysandor_dynasty
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rite = "genevan"
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rite = "genevan_rite"
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culture = translyvanian
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dynasty= serban_dynasty
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rite = "elysian"
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rite = "byzantine_rite"
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culture = banatian
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rite = "karaite"
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culture = NEOW_crimean_tatar
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###c_temes
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||||
517 = {
|
||||
culture = banatian
|
||||
rite = elysian
|
||||
rite = byzantine_rite
|
||||
holding = castle_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
521 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
|
|||
###c_krasso
|
||||
3882 = {
|
||||
culture = banatian
|
||||
rite = elysian
|
||||
rite = byzantine_rite
|
||||
holding = castle_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
3883 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -81,7 +81,7 @@
|
|||
###c_arad
|
||||
3905 = {
|
||||
culture = translyvanian
|
||||
rite = elysian
|
||||
rite = byzantine_rite
|
||||
holding = castle_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
3903 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -161,7 +161,7 @@
|
|||
###c_hunyad
|
||||
3931 = {
|
||||
culture = banatian
|
||||
rite = elysian
|
||||
rite = byzantine_rite
|
||||
holding = castle_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
3932 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -1554,7 +1554,7 @@
|
|||
###c_feodosia
|
||||
12336 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_crimean
|
||||
rite = karaite
|
||||
rite = karaite_rite
|
||||
holding = city_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
12337 = {
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -759,7 +759,7 @@
|
|||
###c_atyrau
|
||||
618 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
7228 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -771,7 +771,7 @@
|
|||
###c_inderbor
|
||||
7222 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
5318 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -783,7 +783,7 @@
|
|||
###c_aqqystau
|
||||
5317 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
5346 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -792,7 +792,7 @@
|
|||
###c_kyzylkoga
|
||||
7227 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
7232 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -804,7 +804,7 @@
|
|||
###c_zhylyoi
|
||||
7066 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
7231 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -813,7 +813,7 @@
|
|||
###c_baisary
|
||||
7238 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
7236 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -826,7 +826,7 @@
|
|||
###c_karatobe
|
||||
7223 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
7221 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -836,7 +836,7 @@
|
|||
###c_yaitsk
|
||||
5319 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
602 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -848,7 +848,7 @@
|
|||
###c_yaitsk
|
||||
8950 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
8948 = {
|
||||
|
|
@ -863,18 +863,18 @@
|
|||
###c_ilek
|
||||
7219 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
7218 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
###c_basagha
|
||||
7233 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_kazakh
|
||||
rite = temiri
|
||||
rite = temiri_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
7234 = {
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -156,12 +156,12 @@
|
|||
3543 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_croatian
|
||||
rite = yugoslavist_rite
|
||||
holding = church_holding
|
||||
holding = castle_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
464 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_croatian
|
||||
rite = yugoslavist_rite
|
||||
holding = tribal_holding
|
||||
holding = city_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
3540 = {
|
||||
holding = none
|
||||
|
|
@ -441,7 +441,7 @@
|
|||
}
|
||||
12333 = {
|
||||
culture = NEOW_serbian
|
||||
rite = elysian
|
||||
rite = byzantine_rite
|
||||
holding = castle_holding
|
||||
}
|
||||
##d_serbia
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -4,11 +4,16 @@
|
|||
caucasian_religion_adj:1 "Caucasian"
|
||||
caucasian_religion_adherent:1 "Caucasian"
|
||||
caucasian_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Caucasians"
|
||||
caucasian_religion_desc:1 "Uralic religion is largely rooted in its mythology, dating back thousands of years. With many of the old stories have been lost to time, the surviving folklore of the Uralic peoples has diverged heavily over the course of millennia, each community having a different level of influence from syncretic and reconstructionist elements."
|
||||
caucasian_religion_desc:1 "Caucasian religion is largely rooted in its mythology, dating back thousands of years. With many of the old stories have been lost to time, the surviving folklore of the Caucasian peoples has diverged heavily over the course of millennia, each community having a different level of influence from syncretic and reconstructionist elements."
|
||||
|
||||
nartist:0 "Nartism"
|
||||
nartist_adj:0 "Nartist"
|
||||
nartist_adherent:0 "Nartist"
|
||||
nartist_adherent_plural:0 "Nartists"
|
||||
nartist_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
|
||||
nartist_faith:0 "Nartism"
|
||||
nartist_faith_adj:0 "Nartist"
|
||||
nartist_faith_adherent:0 "Nartist"
|
||||
nartist_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Nartists"
|
||||
#nartist_faith_desc:0 "WRITE ME" probably not necessary if its 1-rite
|
||||
|
||||
nartist_rite:0 "Nartism"
|
||||
nartist_rite_adj:0 "Nartist"
|
||||
nartist_rite_adherent:0 "Nartist"
|
||||
nartist_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Nartists"
|
||||
nartist_rite_desc:0 "Nartists are a monotheistic sect who incorporate ancient beliefs of the Caucasus with outside influence from Christianity, theosophy, and Sufi Islam. They believe that when god created the world, he emanated the divine Satanaya who gave birth to six children, the Narts, who would become known as the chief incarnations of the supreme god. These Narts fought against the demons that infested the land and brought knowledge to the people. Nartism is monistic, where the individual's soul is part of a unitary force created by Xwystau."
|
||||
|
|
@ -9,102 +9,166 @@
|
|||
|
||||
|
||||
#Temiri
|
||||
temiri:0 "Temiri"
|
||||
temiri_adj:0 "Temiri"
|
||||
temiri_adherent:0 "Temiri"
|
||||
temiri_adherent_plural:0 "Temiris"
|
||||
temiri_desc:0 "The Ironist Muslims of the vast Turkestan steppe hold that the Ninety-Nine Named God granted mankind the Gift of Metal in ancient times, so they may defend al-Jannah from those who wish to harm it. As the Old World lost its faith in Allah, infidels saw fit to defile and desecrate the sacred garden, turning it into a barren, unrecognisable desert. Furious, Allah struck the world down as punishment, leaving humanity to fend for itself. The Temiri consider themselves the only remaining true faithful of Allah, religiously thanking Him any time they scavenge the metal gifted to their distant ancestors. They hope that, by recovering the technology lost to the Event, they will be able to restore al-Jannah to its former glory, and field a new army worthy of defending it. Only then may humanity earn the forgiveness of their glorious God."
|
||||
temiri_faith:0 "Temiri"
|
||||
temiri_faith_adj:0 "Temiri"
|
||||
temiri_faith_adherent:0 "Temiri"
|
||||
temiri_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Temiris"
|
||||
temiri_faith_desc:0 "The Ironist Muslims of the vast Turkestan steppe hold that the Ninety-Nine Named God granted mankind the Gift of Metal in ancient times, so they may defend al-Jannah from those who wish to harm it. As the Old World lost its faith in Allah, infidels saw fit to defile and desecrate the sacred garden, turning it into a barren, unrecognisable desert. Furious, Allah struck the world down as punishment, leaving humanity to fend for itself. The Temiri consider themselves the only remaining true faithful of Allah, religiously thanking Him any time they scavenge the metal gifted to their distant ancestors. They hope that, by recovering the technology lost to the Event, they will be able to restore al-Jannah to its former glory, and field a new army worthy of defending it. Only then may humanity earn the forgiveness of their glorious God."
|
||||
|
||||
temiri_rite:0 "Temiri"
|
||||
temiri_rite_adj:0 "Temiri"
|
||||
temiri_rite_adherent:0 "Temiri"
|
||||
temiri_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Temiris"
|
||||
temiri_rite_desc:0 "The Ironist Muslims of the vast Turkestan steppe hold that the Ninety-Nine Named God granted mankind the Gift of Metal in ancient times, so they may defend al-Jannah from those who wish to harm it. As the Old World lost its faith in Allah, infidels saw fit to defile and desecrate the sacred garden, turning it into a barren, unrecognisable desert. Furious, Allah struck the world down as punishment, leaving humanity to fend for itself. The Temiri consider themselves the only remaining true faithful of Allah, religiously thanking Him any time they scavenge the metal gifted to their distant ancestors. They hope that, by recovering the technology lost to the Event, they will be able to restore al-Jannah to its former glory, and field a new army worthy of defending it. Only then may humanity earn the forgiveness of their glorious God."
|
||||
|
||||
#jadidi
|
||||
jadidi:0 "Jadīdiyya"
|
||||
jadidi_adj:0 "Jadidi"
|
||||
jadidi_adherent:0 "Jadid"
|
||||
jadidi_adherent_plural:0 "Jadids"
|
||||
jadidi_desc:0 "The Jadids of Central Asia are a reformist movement within Islam, seeking to reconcile Islamic revivalism with modernist values. They hold that the old world was judged by Allah and struck down for its inability to change, leaving mankind stuck in this current age of decadence and materialism until they can unite to usher in the spirit of the Mahdi. They believe that Allah will not ascend humanity to Jannah until they prove themselves worthy, which they must accomplish by ridding the world of evil and injustice themselves."
|
||||
jadidi_faith:0 "Jadīdiyya"
|
||||
jadidi_faith_adj:0 "Jadidi"
|
||||
jadidi_faith_adherent:0 "Jadid"
|
||||
jadidi_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Jadids"
|
||||
jadidi_faith_desc:0 "The Jadids of Central Asia are a reformist movement within Islam, seeking to reconcile Islamic revivalism with modernist values. They hold that the old world was judged by Allah and struck down for its inability to change, leaving mankind stuck in this current age of decadence and materialism until they can unite to usher in the spirit of the Mahdi. They believe that Allah will not ascend humanity to Jannah until they prove themselves worthy, which they must accomplish by ridding the world of evil and injustice themselves."
|
||||
|
||||
jadidi_rite:0 "Jadīdiyya"
|
||||
jadidi_rite_adj:0 "Jadidi"
|
||||
jadidi_rite_adherent:0 "Jadid"
|
||||
jadidi_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Jadids"
|
||||
jadidi_rite_desc:0 "The Jadids of Central Asia are a reformist movement within Islam, seeking to reconcile Islamic revivalism with modernist values. They hold that the old world was judged by Allah and struck down for its inability to change, leaving mankind stuck in this current age of decadence and materialism until they can unite to usher in the spirit of the Mahdi. They believe that Allah will not ascend humanity to Jannah until they prove themselves worthy, which they must accomplish by ridding the world of evil and injustice themselves."
|
||||
|
||||
#Alawite
|
||||
alawite:0 "'Alawiyya"
|
||||
alawite_adj:0 "'Alawī"
|
||||
alawite_adherent:0 "Alawite"
|
||||
alawite_adherent_plural:0 "Alawites"
|
||||
alawite_desc:0 "Alawism is a secretive faith that originates from the teachings of Ibn Nusayr, and many of their central practices are a closely guarded secret held by those initiated into the religion. They believe in one God who manifests as an indivisible trinity composed of the Bab, the Ism, and the Ma'na. Throughout history, the world was divided into eras, in which each of God's manifestations reincarnated on earth and guided humanity. Conversion to Alawism, however, is difficult and often forbidden, and Alawites on occasion conceal their beliefs to avoid oppression."
|
||||
alawite_faith:0 "'Alawiyya"
|
||||
alawite_faith_adj:0 "'Alawī"
|
||||
alawite_faith_adherent:0 "Alawite"
|
||||
alawite_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Alawites"
|
||||
alawite_faith_desc:0 "Alawism is a secretive faith that originates from the teachings of Ibn Nusayr, and many of their central practices are a closely guarded secret held by those initiated into the religion. They believe in one God who manifests as an indivisible trinity composed of the Bab, the Ism, and the Ma'na. Throughout history, the world was divided into eras, in which each of God's manifestations reincarnated on earth and guided humanity. Conversion to Alawism, however, is difficult and often forbidden, and Alawites on occasion conceal their beliefs to avoid oppression."
|
||||
|
||||
alawite_rite:0 "'Alawiyya"
|
||||
alawite_rite_adj:0 "'Alawī"
|
||||
alawite_rite_adherent:0 "Alawite"
|
||||
alawite_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Alawites"
|
||||
alawite_rite_desc:0 "Alawism is a secretive faith that originates from the teachings of Ibn Nusayr, and many of their central practices are a closely guarded secret held by those initiated into the religion. They believe in one God who manifests as an indivisible trinity composed of the Bab, the Ism, and the Ma'na. Throughout history, the world was divided into eras, in which each of God's manifestations reincarnated on earth and guided humanity. Conversion to Alawism, however, is difficult and often forbidden, and Alawites on occasion conceal their beliefs to avoid oppression."
|
||||
|
||||
#Alevi
|
||||
alevi:0 "Alevism"
|
||||
alevi_adj:0 "Alevi"
|
||||
alevi_adherent:0 "Alevi"
|
||||
alevi_adherent_plural:0 "Alevis"
|
||||
alevi_desc:0 "Alevis are the followers of the mystical doctrines of Hajji Bektash Veli, a medieval Persian mystic. The Alevi interpretation of Islamic teachings is mystical and heterodox, venerating a communion of Al-Haqq (God, the Truth), Muhammad, and Ali, the latter two being the light of 'Aql, representations of Allah's light. Allah himself is the center of the trinity, being the omnipotent, all-knowing, yet merciful supreme god. Alevis hold that modern, established interpretations of the Qur'an are not infallible, for the secret, true meaning is held by Ali and passed down by teachers. The yol, the spiritual path within Alevism, begins with the Qur'an, passing through the Four Doors and their Forty Stations, passing down the spiritual knowledge needed to witness the reality of God."
|
||||
alevi_faith:0 "Alevism"
|
||||
alevi_faith_adj:0 "Alevi"
|
||||
alevi_faith_adherent:0 "Alevi"
|
||||
alevi_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Alevis"
|
||||
alevi_faith_desc:0 "Alevis are the followers of the mystical doctrines of Hajji Bektash Veli, a medieval Persian mystic. The Alevi interpretation of Islamic teachings is mystical and heterodox, venerating a communion of Al-Haqq (God, the Truth), Muhammad, and Ali, the latter two being the light of 'Aql, representations of Allah's light. Allah himself is the center of the trinity, being the omnipotent, all-knowing, yet merciful supreme god. Alevis hold that modern, established interpretations of the Qur'an are not infallible, for the secret, true meaning is held by Ali and passed down by teachers. The yol, the spiritual path within Alevism, begins with the Qur'an, passing through the Four Doors and their Forty Stations, passing down the spiritual knowledge needed to witness the reality of God."
|
||||
alevi_religious_head_title:0 "Dedebaba"
|
||||
alevi_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Bektashi Dedebabate"
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
#Ahl al-Ra'y
|
||||
aqlani:0 "Ahl al-Ra'y"
|
||||
aqlani_adj:0 "'Aqlani"
|
||||
aqlani_adherent:0 "'Aqlani"
|
||||
aqlani_adherent_plural:0 "'Aqlaniyun"
|
||||
aqlani_desc:0 "Islamic rationalism considers itself to be a revival of the truest form of Islam, in which scripture and law are interpreted through the lens of human reason. They hold that the Qur'an, as the eternal word of God, is written for all humans at all points in time, and as such is subject to reinterpretation in the new era. Special emphasis is given to a critical approach when using non-Quranic sources such as hadith, which are often rejected due to inconsistencies or incompatibilities with their understanding of Islam. The antiliteralist approach of the Aqlaniyun to the Islamic creed often puts them at odds with the more conservative elements of faith, especially those calling themselves Ahl al-Hadith."
|
||||
|
||||
#Naqshbandi
|
||||
naqshbandi:0 "Naqshbandi Order"
|
||||
naqshbandi_adj:0 "Naqshbandi"
|
||||
naqshbandi_adherent:0 "Naqshbandi"
|
||||
naqshbandi_adherent_plural:0 "Naqshbandi"
|
||||
naqshbandi_desc:0 "The Naqshbandi Order is named after its founder, Baha' al-Din Naqshband al-Bukhari, and traces its spiritual lineage to Abu Bakr, the first Caliph. After the Event, the Order found a revitalisation under the guidance of the Shaykh al-Islam, instituting itself as one of the cornerstones of new Islamic orthodoxy. Naqshbandi practice is rooted in silent dhikr and the eleven principles attributed to its founders, Abdul Khaliq Gajadwani and Baha' al-Din Naqshband al-Bukhari."
|
||||
alevi_rite:0 "Alevism"
|
||||
alevi_rite_adj:0 "Alevi"
|
||||
alevi_rite_adherent:0 "Alevi"
|
||||
alevi_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Alevis"
|
||||
alevi_rite_desc:0 "Alevis are the followers of the mystical doctrines of Hajji Bektash Veli, a medieval Persian mystic. The Alevi interpretation of Islamic teachings is mystical and heterodox, venerating a communion of Al-Haqq (God, the Truth), Muhammad, and Ali, the latter two being the light of 'Aql, representations of Allah's light. Allah himself is the center of the trinity, being the omnipotent, all-knowing, yet merciful supreme god. Alevis hold that modern, established interpretations of the Qur'an are not infallible, for the secret, true meaning is held by Ali and passed down by teachers. The yol, the spiritual path within Alevism, begins with the Qur'an, passing through the Four Doors and their Forty Stations, passing down the spiritual knowledge needed to witness the reality of God."
|
||||
|
||||
#Majlisi
|
||||
majlisi:0 "Ahl al-Majlis"
|
||||
majlisi_adj:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_adherent:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_adherent_plural:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_desc:0 "The people of the sunnah were hit particularly hard by the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], which indiscriminately took lives, shattered institutions, and desolated places of worship. Eventually, however, the faithful would reorganise and rally around the University of Al-Azhar, elevating the institution's president to the title of Imam of Al-Azhar. Those who dedicate themselves to upholding the old ways have become known as the People of the Council—named so because they acknowledge the authority of the fatwas issued by the Majlis in Al-Azhar."
|
||||
majlisi_faith:0 "Ahl al-Majlis"
|
||||
majlisi_faith_adj:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_faith_adherent:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_faith_desc:0 "The people of the sunnah were hit particularly hard by the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], which indiscriminately took lives, shattered institutions, and desolated places of worship. Eventually, however, the faithful would reorganise and rally around the University of Al-Azhar, elevating the institution's president to the title of Imam of Al-Azhar. Those who dedicate themselves to upholding the old ways have become known as the People of the Council—named so because they acknowledge the authority of the fatwas issued by the Majlis in Al-Azhar."
|
||||
|
||||
majlisi_rite:0 "Ahl al-Majlis"
|
||||
majlisi_rite_adj:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_rite_adherent:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_rite_desc:0 "The people of the sunnah were hit particularly hard by the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], which indiscriminately took lives, shattered institutions, and desolated places of worship. Eventually, however, the faithful would reorganise and rally around the University of Al-Azhar, elevating the institution's president to the title of Imam of Al-Azhar. Those who dedicate themselves to upholding the old ways have become known as the People of the Council—named so because they acknowledge the authority of the fatwas issued by the Majlis in Al-Azhar."
|
||||
|
||||
aqlani_rite:0 "Ahl al-Ra'y"
|
||||
aqlani_rite_adj:0 "'Aqlani"
|
||||
aqlani_rite_adherent:0 "'Aqlani"
|
||||
aqlani_rite_adherent_plural:0 "'Aqlaniyun"
|
||||
aqlani_rite_desc:0 "Islamic rationalism considers itself to be a revival of the truest form of Islam, in which scripture and law are interpreted through the lens of human reason. They hold that the Qur'an, as the eternal word of God, is written for all humans at all points in time, and as such is subject to reinterpretation in the new era. Special emphasis is given to a critical approach when using non-Quranic sources such as hadith, which are often rejected due to inconsistencies or incompatibilities with their understanding of Islam. The antiliteralist approach of the Aqlaniyun to the Islamic creed often puts them at odds with the more conservative elements of faith, especially those calling themselves Ahl al-Hadith."
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#Naqshbandi
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naqshbandi_faith:0 "Naqshbandi Order"
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naqshbandi_faith_adj:0 "Naqshbandi"
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naqshbandi_faith_adherent:0 "Naqshbandi"
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naqshbandi_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Naqshbandi"
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naqshbandi_faith_desc:0 "The Naqshbandi Order is named after its founder, Baha' al-Din Naqshband al-Bukhari, and traces its spiritual lineage to Abu Bakr, the first Caliph. After the Event, the Order found a revitalisation under the guidance of the Shaykh al-Islam, instituting itself as one of the cornerstones of new Islamic orthodoxy. Naqshbandi practice is rooted in silent dhikr and the eleven principles attributed to its founders, Abdul Khaliq Gajadwani and Baha' al-Din Naqshband al-Bukhari."
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naqshbandi_rite:0 "Naqshbandi Order"
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naqshbandi_rite_adj:0 "Naqshbandi"
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naqshbandi_rite_adherent:0 "Naqshbandi"
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naqshbandi_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Naqshbandi"
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naqshbandi_rite_desc:0 "The Naqshbandi Order is named after its founder, Baha' al-Din Naqshband al-Bukhari, and traces its spiritual lineage to Abu Bakr, the first Caliph. After the Event, the Order found a revitalisation under the guidance of the Shaykh al-Islam, instituting itself as one of the cornerstones of new Islamic orthodoxy. Naqshbandi practice is rooted in silent dhikr and the eleven principles attributed to its founders, Abdul Khaliq Gajadwani and Baha' al-Din Naqshband al-Bukhari."
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#Taharuri
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taharuri:0 "Ahl al-Tahrīr"
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taharuri_adj:0 "Taharrurī"
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taharuri_adherent:0 "Taharrurī"
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taharuri_adherent_plural:0 "Taharrurī"
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taharuri_desc:0 "'We will not surrender, we win or we die' were the words spoken by the Lion of the Desert, who objected to the sectarian divisions that plague the ummah and leave the faithful susceptible to terror and oppression at the hands of autocrats. Those who follow the path laid down by him and other righteous walis of revolution seek to liberate all Muslims from both pain and want, and do not shy away from terrorising those who wish to harm their own."
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taharruri_faith:0 "Ahl al-Tahrīr"
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taharruri_faith_adj:0 "Taharrurī"
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taharruri_faith_adherent:0 "Taharrurī"
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taharruri_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Taharrurī"
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taharruri_faith_desc:0 "'We will not surrender, we win or we die' were the words spoken by the Lion of the Desert, who objected to the sectarian divisions that plague the ummah and leave the faithful susceptible to terror and oppression at the hands of autocrats. Those who follow the path laid down by him and other righteous walis of revolution seek to liberate all Muslims from both pain and want, and do not shy away from terrorising those who wish to harm their own."
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taharruri_rite:0 "Ahl al-Tahrīr"
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taharruri_rite_adj:0 "Taharrurī"
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taharruri_rite_adherent:0 "Taharrurī"
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taharruri_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Taharrurī"
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taharruri_rite_desc:0 "'We will not surrender, we win or we die' were the words spoken by the Lion of the Desert, who objected to the sectarian divisions that plague the ummah and leave the faithful susceptible to terror and oppression at the hands of autocrats. Those who follow the path laid down by him and other righteous walis of revolution seek to liberate all Muslims from both pain and want, and do not shy away from terrorising those who wish to harm their own."
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#Salafi
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salafi:0 "Ahl as-Salaf"
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salafi_adj:0 "Salafi"
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salafi_adherent:0 "Salafi"
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salafi_adherent_plural:0 "Salafiyyūn"
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salafi_desc:0 "Emerging from Athari theology and Hanbali law, the Salafi school of conservative Sunni Islam advocates for a revival of the ways of the salaf—the first three generations of Muslims—who exemplify the purest form of Islam. They uphold the literalist interpretations of the Quran and are mistrustful of other Islamic creeds as misled interpretations of God's word. As such, Salafis do not conform to the rulings of madhhabs, they oppose religious innovation, and they discourage the veneration of walis as well as pilgrimages to their tombs."
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salafi_faith:0 "Ahl as-Salaf"
|
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salafi_faith_adj:0 "Salafi"
|
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salafi_faith_adherent:0 "Salafi"
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salafi_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Salafiyyūn"
|
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salafi_faith_desc:0 "Emerging from Athari theology and Hanbali law, the Salafi school of conservative Sunni Islam advocates for a revival of the ways of the salaf—the first three generations of Muslims—who exemplify the purest form of Islam. They uphold the literalist interpretations of the Quran and are mistrustful of other Islamic creeds as misled interpretations of God's word. As such, Salafis do not conform to the rulings of madhhabs, they oppose religious innovation, and they discourage the veneration of walis as well as pilgrimages to their tombs."
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|
||||
#Rahbari
|
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rahbari:0 "Ahl al-Rahbar"
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||||
rahbari_adj:0 "Rahbari"
|
||||
rahbari_adherent:0 "Rahbari"
|
||||
rahbari_adherent_plural:0 "Rahbari"
|
||||
rahbari_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
salafi_rite:0 "Ahl as-Salaf"
|
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salafi_rite_adj:0 "Salafi"
|
||||
salafi_rite_adherent:0 "Salafi"
|
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salafi_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Salafiyyūn"
|
||||
salafi_rite_desc:0 "Emerging from Athari theology and Hanbali law, the Salafi school of conservative Sunni Islam advocates for a revival of the ways of the salaf—the first three generations of Muslims—who exemplify the purest form of Islam. They uphold the literalist interpretations of the Quran and are mistrustful of other Islamic creeds as misled interpretations of God's word. As such, Salafis do not conform to the rulings of madhhabs, they oppose religious innovation, and they discourage the veneration of walis as well as pilgrimages to their tombs."
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#Akhbari
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akhbari:0 "Ahl al-Khabara'at"
|
||||
akhbari_adj:0 "Akhbari"
|
||||
akhbari_adherent:0 "Akhbari"
|
||||
akhbari_adherent_plural:0 "Akhbari"
|
||||
akhbari_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
#Twelver
|
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|
||||
twelver_faith:0 "Ithnā 'Ashariyya"
|
||||
twelver_faith_adj:0 "Ithnā 'asharī"
|
||||
twelver_faith_adherent:0 "Twelver"
|
||||
twelver_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Twelvers"
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||||
twelver_faith_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
|
||||
rahbari_rite:0 "Ahl al-Rahbar"
|
||||
rahbari_rite_adj:0 "Rahbari"
|
||||
rahbari_rite_adherent:0 "Rahbari"
|
||||
rahbari_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Rahbari"
|
||||
rahbari_rite_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
|
||||
akhbari_rite:0 "Ahl al-Khabara'at"
|
||||
akhbari_rite_adj:0 "Akhbari"
|
||||
akhbari_rite_adherent:0 "Akhbari"
|
||||
akhbari_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Akhbari"
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||||
akhbari_rite_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
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||||
#Zaydi
|
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zayidi:0 "Zaydiyya"
|
||||
zayidi_adj:0 "Zaydi"
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||||
zayidi_adherent:0 "Zaydi"
|
||||
zayidi_adherent_plural:0 "Zaydis"
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||||
zayidi_desc:0 "Zaydism, also known as Fiver Shia, is the oldest branch of Shia Islam, born from the martyrdom of Zayd ibn 'Alī who revolted against the injustices of the Umayyad Caliphate. As such, they believe that the rightful successor to the imamate was Zayd ibn 'Alī, although they reject the infallibility of imams. Zaydis also emphasise a rationalistic approach over a literalist one regarding the Quran, and advocate for humanity's responsibility to carry out justice, as Zayd did in his uprising."
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||||
zaydi_faith:0 "Zaydiyya"
|
||||
zaydi_faith_adj:0 "Zaydī"
|
||||
zaydi_faith_adherent:0 "Zaydī"
|
||||
zaydi_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Zaydiyyūn"
|
||||
zaydi_faith_desc:0 "Zaydism, also known as Fiver Shia, is the oldest branch of Shia Islam, born from the martyrdom of Zayd ibn 'Alī who revolted against the injustices of the Umayyad Caliphate. As such, they believe that the rightful successor to the imamate was Zayd ibn 'Alī, although they reject the infallibility of imams. Zaydis also emphasise a rationalistic approach over a literalist one regarding the Quran, and advocate for humanity's responsibility to carry out justice, as Zayd did in his uprising."
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||||
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||||
#Nizari
|
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nizari:0 "Nizāriyya"
|
||||
nizari_adj:0 "Nizārī"
|
||||
nizari_adherent:0 "Nizārī"
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nizari_adherent_plural:0 "Nizārī"
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||||
nizari_desc:0 "Nizaris are the largest branch of Isma'ili Islam, which accepts Isma'il ibn Ja'far as the sixth Imam. They get their name from siding with Nizar ibn al-Mustansir as the ninth Fatimid caliph in opposition to his brother al-Musta'li, from whom the succession of their Imamate stems. Nizari teachings emphasise the bātin—esoteric truths and meanings hidden in scriptures that are revealed only to the Imam and his pious companions."
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zaydi_rite:0 "Zaydiyya"
|
||||
zaydi_rite_adj:0 "Zaydī"
|
||||
zaydi_rite_adherent:0 "Zaydī"
|
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zaydi_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Zaydiyyūn"
|
||||
zaydi_rite_desc:0 "Zaydism, also known as Fiver Shia, is the oldest branch of Shia Islam, born from the martyrdom of Zayd ibn 'Alī who revolted against the injustices of the Umayyad Caliphate. As such, they believe that the rightful successor to the imamate was Zayd ibn 'Alī, although they reject the infallibility of imams. Zaydis also emphasise a rationalistic approach over a literalist one regarding the Quran, and advocate for humanity's responsibility to carry out justice, as Zayd did in his uprising."
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||||
#Ismaili
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||||
ismaili_faith:0 "Ismā'īliyya"
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ismaili_faith_adj:0 "Ismā'īlī"
|
||||
ismaili_adherent:0 "Ismā'īlī"
|
||||
ismaili_adherent_plural:0 "Ismailiyyūn"
|
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||||
nizari_rite:0 "Nizāriyya"
|
||||
nizari_rite_adj:0 "Nizārī"
|
||||
nizari_rite_adherent:0 "Nizārī"
|
||||
nizari_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Nizaris"
|
||||
nizari_rite_desc:0 "Nizaris are the largest branch of Isma'ili Islam, which accepts Isma'il ibn Ja'far as the sixth Imam. They get their name from siding with Nizar ibn al-Mustansir as the ninth Fatimid caliph in opposition to his brother al-Musta'li, from whom the succession of their Imamate stems. Nizari teachings emphasise the bātin—esoteric truths and meanings hidden in scriptures that are revealed only to the Imam and his pious companions."
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||||
|
||||
#Tayyibi
|
||||
tayyibi:0 "Tayyibīyya"
|
||||
tayyibi_adj:0 "Tayyibī"
|
||||
tayyibi_adherent:0 "Tayyibī"
|
||||
tayyibi_adherent_plural:0 "Tayyibī"
|
||||
tayyibi_desc:0 "Tayyibis are the only remaining school of Musta'li Isma'ilism, which accepts al-Musta'li as the ninth Fatimid caliph. They get their name from their support of Abu'l-Qasim al-Tayyib as the twenty-first imam, who entered occultation and named the Da'i al-Mutlaq to guide his followers in his absence. In the years since, multiple disputes have arisen over the succession of the Da'i, and until someone unites the disparate Tayyibi communities, there is no universally accepted Da'i al-Mutlaq."
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tayyibi_rite:0 "Tayyibīyya"
|
||||
tayyibi_rite_adj:0 "Tayyibī"
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||||
tayyibi_rite_adherent:0 "Tayyibī"
|
||||
tayyibi_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Tayyibis"
|
||||
tayyibi_rite_desc:0 "Tayyibis are the only remaining school of Musta'li Isma'ilism, which accepts al-Musta'li as the ninth Fatimid caliph. They get their name from their support of Abu'l-Qasim al-Tayyib as the twenty-first imam, who entered occultation and named the Da'i al-Mutlaq to guide his followers in his absence. In the years since, multiple disputes have arisen over the succession of the Da'i, and until someone unites the disparate Tayyibi communities, there is no universally accepted Da'i al-Mutlaq."
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@ -66,23 +66,45 @@
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theomach_witch_god_name:0 "Dionýsios"
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theomach_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "Dionýsios'"
|
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|
||||
megalocratic:0 "Megalocratism"
|
||||
megalocratic_adj:0 "Megalocratic"
|
||||
megalocratic_adherent:0 "Megalocratic"
|
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megalocratic_adherent_plural:0 "Megalocratics"
|
||||
megalocratic_desc:0 "The Megalocratics are Anáxandros' strongest—those who followed him in overthrowing their old masters just as he overthrew Theós from his throne on Olympus. Worshipping only those Olympians deemed righteous enough to stand beside Anáxandros during his rebellion, the Megalocratics have a particular distaste for weakness and stagnation. Ultimately, only Anáxandros' strongest successors will join him in the valiant halls of Olympus, where they shall help him assert his rule over the cosmos."
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||||
#Megalocratic
|
||||
megalocratic_faith:0 "Megalocratism"
|
||||
megalocratic_faith_adj:0 "Megalocratic"
|
||||
megalocratic_faith_adherent:0 "Megalocratic"
|
||||
megalocratic_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Megalocratics"
|
||||
megalocratic_faith_desc:0 "The Megalocratics are Anáxandros' strongest—those who followed him in overthrowing their old masters just as he overthrew Theós from his throne on Olympus. Worshipping only those Olympians deemed righteous enough to stand beside Anáxandros during his rebellion, the Megalocratics have a particular distaste for weakness and stagnation. Ultimately, only Anáxandros' strongest successors will join him in the valiant halls of Olympus, where they shall help him assert his rule over the cosmos."
|
||||
|
||||
diadochic:0 "Diadochism"
|
||||
diadochic_adj:0 "Diadochic"
|
||||
diadochic_adherent:0 "Diadochist"
|
||||
diadochic_adherent_plural:0 "Diadochists"
|
||||
diadochic_desc:0 "The Diadochists hold that Anáxandros was born with divine blood, marking him as destined to become the ruler of Olympus from birth. They believe that, over millennia of rule, Theós grew tyrannical and vindictive. In a moment of self-reflection, he sent a fragment of his divine essence down to earth so that it might one day grow into a worthy successor. Possessing all of Theós' virtues and none of his sins, Anáxandros would later ascend to Olympus and overthrow his father, becoming the just and benevolent ruler of heaven and earth. Following his example, Diadochists reject unnecessary violence, believing that no one may force their way into Olympus by strength alone, but must instead be recognised by the gods for their virtue."
|
||||
megalocratic_rite:0 "Megalocratism"
|
||||
megalocratic_rite_adj:0 "Megalocratic"
|
||||
megalocratic_rite_adherent:0 "Megalocratic"
|
||||
megalocratic_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Megalocratics"
|
||||
megalocratic_rite_desc:0 "The Megalocratics are Anáxandros' strongest—those who followed him in overthrowing their old masters just as he overthrew Theós from his throne on Olympus. Worshipping only those Olympians deemed righteous enough to stand beside Anáxandros during his rebellion, the Megalocratics have a particular distaste for weakness and stagnation. Ultimately, only Anáxandros' strongest successors will join him in the valiant halls of Olympus, where they shall help him assert his rule over the cosmos."
|
||||
|
||||
#Diadochic
|
||||
diadochic_faith:0 "Diadochism"
|
||||
diadochic_faith_adj:0 "Diadochic"
|
||||
diadochic_faith_adherent:0 "Diadochist"
|
||||
diadochic_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Diadochists"
|
||||
diadochic_faith_desc:0 "The Diadochists hold that Anáxandros was born with divine blood, marking him as destined to become the ruler of Olympus from birth. They believe that, over millennia of rule, Theós grew tyrannical and vindictive. In a moment of self-reflection, he sent a fragment of his divine essence down to earth so that it might one day grow into a worthy successor. Possessing all of Theós' virtues and none of his sins, Anáxandros would later ascend to Olympus and overthrow his father, becoming the just and benevolent ruler of heaven and earth. Following his example, Diadochists reject unnecessary violence, believing that no one may force their way into Olympus by strength alone, but must instead be recognised by the gods for their virtue."
|
||||
|
||||
diadochic_rite:0 "Diadochism"
|
||||
diadochic_rite_adj:0 "Diadochic"
|
||||
diadochic_rite_adherent:0 "Diadochist"
|
||||
diadochic_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Diadochists"
|
||||
diadochic_rite_desc:0 "The Diadochists hold that Anáxandros was born with divine blood, marking him as destined to become the ruler of Olympus from birth. They believe that, over millennia of rule, Theós grew tyrannical and vindictive. In a moment of self-reflection, he sent a fragment of his divine essence down to earth so that it might one day grow into a worthy successor. Possessing all of Theós' virtues and none of his sins, Anáxandros would later ascend to Olympus and overthrow his father, becoming the just and benevolent ruler of heaven and earth. Following his example, Diadochists reject unnecessary violence, believing that no one may force their way into Olympus by strength alone, but must instead be recognised by the gods for their virtue."
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|
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#Monadic
|
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monadic_faith:0 "Monadism"
|
||||
monadic_faith_adj:0 "Monadic"
|
||||
monadic_faith_adherent:0 "Monadist"
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||||
monadic_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Monadists"
|
||||
monadic_faith_desc:0 "Monadists view the Theomachy not as a literal war in the heavens, but as the transition between the old and the new. As all gods are mere emanations of the Monad, the change of order was predestined to happen long before any man was born, and the Event was merely the sign of its occurrence. Thus, upon the throne of Olympus no longer sits the old god—Archaíos Theós—but Anáxandros, from whom emanates a new order of lesser divinities. Since the old gods have passed from this world, the Monadists consider it their sacred duty to study the modern heavenly order in order to better understand the will of this new and unknown god."
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||||
|
||||
monadic_rite:0 "Monadism"
|
||||
monadic_rite_adj:0 "Monadic"
|
||||
monadic_rite_adherent:0 "Monadist"
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||||
monadic_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Monadists"
|
||||
monadic_rite_desc:0 "Monadists view the Theomachy not as a literal war in the heavens, but as the transition between the old and the new. As all gods are mere emanations of the Monad, the change of order was predestined to happen long before any man was born, and the Event was merely the sign of its occurrence. Thus, upon the throne of Olympus no longer sits the old god—Archaíos Theós—but Anáxandros, from whom emanates a new order of lesser divinities. Since the old gods have passed from this world, the Monadists consider it their sacred duty to study the modern heavenly order in order to better understand the will of this new and unknown god."
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||||
|
||||
monadic:0 "Monadism"
|
||||
monadic_adj:0 "Monadic"
|
||||
monadic_adherent:0 "Monadist"
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||||
monadic_adherent_plural:0 "Monadists"
|
||||
monadic_desc:0 "Monadists view the Theomachy not as a literal war in the heavens, but as the transition between the old and the new. As all gods are mere emanations of the Monad, the change of order was predestined to happen long before any man was born, and the Event was merely the sign of its occurrence. Thus, upon the throne of Olympus no longer sits the old god—Archaíos Theós—but Anáxandros, from whom emanates a new order of lesser divinities. Since the old gods have passed from this world, the Monadists consider it their sacred duty to study the modern heavenly order in order to better understand the will of this new and unknown god."
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monadic_high_god_name:0 "the Monad"
|
||||
monadic_high_god_name_possessive:0 "the Monad's"
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monadic_high_god_name_alternate:0 "Agnostos Theos"
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monadic_witch_god_name:0 "Theós"
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monadic_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "Theós'"
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||||
stratocratic:0 "Stratocratism"
|
||||
stratocratic_adj:0 "Stratocratic"
|
||||
stratocratic_adherent:0 "Stratocratist"
|
||||
stratocratic_adherent_plural:0 "Stratocratists"
|
||||
stratocratic_desc:0 "Stratocratism was born from the collapse of the Makedonian Empire, believing that the world cannot exist in such constant struggle. While other Theomachs are always vying to prove their strength above all, the Stratocrats instead believe in the establishment and maintaining of order. Emulating the King of Olympus as well as his commander Athiná and his soldier Áris, the Stratocrats hold that all three aspects are irreplaceable cornerstones that make a ruler and his army able to function. "
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#Stratocratic
|
||||
stratocratic_faith:0 "Stratocratism"
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||||
stratocratic_faith_adj:0 "Stratocratic"
|
||||
stratocratic_faith_adherent:0 "Stratocratist"
|
||||
stratocratic_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Stratocratists"
|
||||
stratocratic_faith_desc:0 "Stratocratism was born from the collapse of the Makedonian Empire, believing that the world cannot exist in such constant struggle. While other Theomachs are always vying to prove their strength above all, the Stratocrats instead believe in the establishment and maintaining of order. Emulating the King of Olympus as well as his commander Athiná and his soldier Áris, the Stratocrats hold that all three aspects are irreplaceable cornerstones that make a ruler and his army able to function."
|
||||
|
||||
stratocratic_rite:0 "Stratocratism"
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||||
stratocratic_rite_adj:0 "Stratocratic"
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||||
stratocratic_rite_adherent:0 "Stratocratist"
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||||
stratocratic_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Stratocratists"
|
||||
stratocratic_rite_desc:0 "Stratocratism was born from the collapse of the Makedonian Empire, believing that the world cannot exist in such constant struggle. While other Theomachs are always vying to prove their strength above all, the Stratocrats instead believe in the establishment and maintaining of order. Emulating the King of Olympus as well as his commander Athiná and his soldier Áris, the Stratocrats hold that all three aspects are irreplaceable cornerstones that make a ruler and his army able to function."
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||||
|
||||
stratocratic_high_god_name:0 "Anáxandros"
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||||
stratocratic_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Anáxandros'"
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||||
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@ -56,14 +56,20 @@
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ghw_liberation:0 "Liberation"
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ghw_liberations:0 "Liberations"
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yugoslavist:0 "Yugoslavist Church"
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yugoslavist_adj:0 "Yugoslavist"
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yugoslavist_adherent:0 "Yugoslavist"
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yugoslavist_adherent_plural:0 "Yugoslavists"
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yugoslavist_desc:0 "The Yugoslavist Church venerates the Prophet-Marshal Tito as the true messenger of God. Sent to unite the Balkan tribes and teach them the meaning of Brotherhood and Unity, the Prophet-Marshal - along with his great generals Jelačić and Karađorđe - liberated the plains of Pannonia and the hills of Raška from the hordes of Osman, heralding a new age for the crossroads of Europe under the wise guidance of Yugoslavia. According to legend, the Prophet-Marshal thus clarified God's covenant to include all living believers, whether they call themselves Christian or Muslim or anything inbetween."
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yugoslavist_faith:0 "Yugoslavist Church"
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yugoslavist_faith_adj:0 "Yugoslavist"
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yugoslavist_faith_adherent:0 "Yugoslavist"
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yugoslavist_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Yugoslavists"
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yugoslavist_faith_desc:0 "The Yugoslavist Church venerates the Prophet-Marshal Tito as the true messenger of God. Sent to unite the Balkan tribes and teach them the meaning of Brotherhood and Unity, the Prophet-Marshal - along with his great generals Jelačić and Karađorđe - liberated the plains of Pannonia and the hills of Raška from the hordes of Osman, heralding a new age for the crossroads of Europe under the wise guidance of Yugoslavia. According to legend, the Prophet-Marshal thus clarified God's covenant to include all living believers, whether they call themselves Christian or Muslim or anything inbetween."
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titoist:0 "Partizanstvo"
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titoist_adj:0 "Partisan"
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titoist_adherent:0 "Partisan"
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titoist_adherent_plural:0 "Partisans"
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titoist_desc:0 "The Partisans are loyal followers of the Divine Marshal Tito, who reached apotheosis upon successfuly spreading the message of Brotherhood and Unity across the world. According to legend, all the unholy forces of the earth descended upon his creation, and it took the defeat of both the encroaching West and tyrannical East for there to be peace in Europe. Upon his ascension, the Marshal ordered his Partisans to keep the spirit of Yugoslavia alive, so that he may return to lead it once again during its darkest hour. And so, the Partisans became the sworn protectors of Yugoslavia, silently watching over it in times of peace, and zealously fighting for it in times of war."
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yugoslavist_rite:0 "Yugoslavist Church"
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yugoslavist_rite_adj:0 "Yugoslavist"
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yugoslavist_rite_adherent:0 "Yugoslavist"
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yugoslavist_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Yugoslavists"
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yugoslavist_rite_desc:0 "The Yugoslavist Church venerates the Prophet-Marshal Tito as the true messenger of God. Sent to unite the Balkan tribes and teach them the meaning of Brotherhood and Unity, the Prophet-Marshal - along with his great generals Jelačić and Karađorđe - liberated the plains of Pannonia and the hills of Raška from the hordes of Osman, heralding a new age for the crossroads of Europe under the wise guidance of Yugoslavia. According to legend, the Prophet-Marshal thus clarified God's covenant to include all living believers, whether they call themselves Christian or Muslim or anything inbetween."
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partisan_rite:0 "Partizanstvo"
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partisan_rite_adj:0 "Partisan"
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partisan_rite_adherent:0 "Partisan"
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partisan_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Partisans"
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partisan_rite_desc:0 "The Partisans are loyal followers of the Divine Marshal Tito, who reached apotheosis upon successfuly spreading the message of Brotherhood and Unity across the world. According to legend, all the unholy forces of the earth descended upon his creation, and it took the defeat of both the encroaching West and tyrannical East for there to be peace in Europe. Upon his ascension, the Marshal ordered his Partisans to keep the spirit of Yugoslavia alive, so that he may return to lead it once again during its darkest hour. And so, the Partisans became the sworn protectors of Yugoslavia, silently watching over it in times of peace, and zealously fighting for it in times of war."
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