Fixing stuff about the merge of uralic and finnic religion
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@ -2945,7 +2945,7 @@ accolade_knight_of_god = {
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triggered_desc = {
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trigger = {
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NOR = {
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faith.religion = religion:finnic_religion
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faith.religion = religion:uralic_religion
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# faith.religion = religion:finno_ugric_religion
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# faith.religion = religion:north_african_religion
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# faith.religion = religion:paganism_religion
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@ -63,7 +63,7 @@
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NOR = {
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scope:religion = religion:slavic_religion
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scope:religion = religion:baltic_religion
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scope:religion = religion:finnic_religion
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scope:religion = religion:uralic_religion
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scope:religion = religion:mediterranean_religion
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scope:religion = religion:folk_germanic_religion
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scope:religion = religion:zoroastrianism_religion
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@ -91,7 +91,7 @@
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OR = {
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scope:religion = religion:slavic_religion
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scope:religion = religion:baltic_religion
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# scope:religion = religion:finnic_religion
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# scope:religion = religion:uralic_religion
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scope:religion = religion:mediterranean_religion
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}
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}
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@ -2417,7 +2417,7 @@ baron_theocracy_male_paganism_religion = {
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top_liege = no
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}
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion finnic_religion } #tengrism_religion
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion uralic_religion } #tengrism_religion
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}
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baron_theocracy_female_paganism_religion = {
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type = character
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@ -2429,7 +2429,7 @@ baron_theocracy_female_paganism_religion = {
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top_liege = no
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}
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion finnic_religion } # tengrism_religion # paganism_religion
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion uralic_religion } # tengrism_religion # paganism_religion
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}
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barony_theocracy_paganism_religion = {
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type = title
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@ -2439,7 +2439,7 @@ barony_theocracy_paganism_religion = {
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}
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priority = 7
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holding = church_holding
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion finnic_religion } #west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion tengrism_religion paganism_religion
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion uralic_religion } #west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion tengrism_religion paganism_religion
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}
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#count_theocracy_male_paganism_religion = {
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# type = character
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@ -2473,7 +2473,7 @@ county_theocracy_paganism_religion = {
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}
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priority = 18
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion finnic_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion paganism_religion
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion uralic_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion paganism_religion
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}
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duke_theocracy_male_paganism_religion = {
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type = character
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@ -2507,7 +2507,7 @@ duchy_theocracy_paganism_religion = {
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}
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priority = 27
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion finnic_religion folk_germanic_religion buddhism_religion hinduism_religion jainism_religion judaism_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion zunism_religion zoroastrianism_religion bon_religion taoism_religion
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion uralic_religion folk_germanic_religion buddhism_religion hinduism_religion jainism_religion judaism_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion zunism_religion zoroastrianism_religion bon_religion taoism_religion
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}
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king_theocracy_male_paganism_religion = {
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type = character
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@ -2541,7 +2541,7 @@ kingdom_theocracy_paganism_religion = {
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}
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priority = 47
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion finnic_religion folk_germanic_religion theomach_religion zunism_religion zoroastrianism_religion bon_religion taoism_religion buddhism_religion hinduism_religion jainism_religion judaism_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion uralic_religion folk_germanic_religion theomach_religion zunism_religion zoroastrianism_religion bon_religion taoism_religion buddhism_religion hinduism_religion jainism_religion judaism_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion
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}
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emperor_theocracy_male_paganism_religion = {
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type = character
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@ -2553,7 +2553,7 @@ emperor_theocracy_male_paganism_religion = {
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top_liege = no
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}
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion finnic_religion taoism_religion zoroastrianism_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion uralic_religion taoism_religion zoroastrianism_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion
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}
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emperor_theocracy_female_paganism_religion = {
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type = character
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@ -2565,7 +2565,7 @@ emperor_theocracy_female_paganism_religion = {
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top_liege = no
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}
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { mediterranean_religion paganism_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion finnic_religion taoism_religion zoroastrianism_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion
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religions = { mediterranean_religion paganism_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion uralic_religion taoism_religion zoroastrianism_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion
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}
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empire_theocracy_paganism_religion = {
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type = title
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@ -2575,7 +2575,7 @@ empire_theocracy_paganism_religion = {
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}
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priority = 102
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion finnic_religion folk_germanic_religion theomach_religion taoism_religion zoroastrianism_religion judaism_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion zunism_religion
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religions = { mediterranean_religion baltic_religion slavic_religion uralic_religion folk_germanic_religion theomach_religion taoism_religion zoroastrianism_religion judaism_religion } #tengrism_religion west_african_religion west_african_bori_religion west_african_roog_religion zunism_religion
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}
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# Baltic
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@ -2637,7 +2637,7 @@ king_theocracy_male_baltic_religion = {
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top_liege = no
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}
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { baltic_religion slavic_religion finnic_religion }
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religions = { baltic_religion slavic_religion uralic_religion }
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}
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king_theocracy_female_baltic_religion = {
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type = character
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@ -2649,7 +2649,7 @@ king_theocracy_female_baltic_religion = {
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top_liege = no
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}
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { baltic_religion slavic_religion finnic_religion }
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religions = { baltic_religion slavic_religion uralic_religion }
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}
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# Slavic
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@ -2703,7 +2703,7 @@ duke_theocracy_female_slavic_religion = {
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}
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# Finno-Ugric
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count_theocracy_male_finnic_religion = {
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count_theocracy_male_uralic_religion = {
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type = character
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gender = male
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special = holder
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top_liege = no
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}
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { finnic_religion }
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religions = { uralic_religion }
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}
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count_theocracy_female_finnic_religion = {
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count_theocracy_female_uralic_religion = {
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type = character
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gender = female
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special = holder
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@ -2725,9 +2725,9 @@ count_theocracy_female_finnic_religion = {
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top_liege = no
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}
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { finnic_religion }
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religions = { uralic_religion }
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}
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duke_theocracy_male_finnic_religion = {
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duke_theocracy_male_uralic_religion = {
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type = character
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gender = male
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special = holder
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top_liege = no
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}
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { finnic_religion }
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religions = { uralic_religion }
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}
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duke_theocracy_female_finnic_religion = {
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duke_theocracy_female_uralic_religion = {
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type = character
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gender = female
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special = holder
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top_liege = no
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}
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governments = { theocracy_government }
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religions = { finnic_religion }
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religions = { uralic_religion }
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}
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# Taoism (uses Pagan/Bon)
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cosmist_religion_opinion = { decimals = 0 }
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druidic_religion_opinion = { decimals = 0 }
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europeanist_religion_opinion = { decimals = 0 }
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finnic_religion_opinion = { decimals = 0 }
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uralic_religion_opinion = { decimals = 0 }
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folk_germanic_religion_opinion = { decimals = 0 }
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mediterranean_religion_opinion = { decimals = 0 }
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novelist_religion_opinion = { decimals = 0 }
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OR = {
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religion_tag = folk_germanic_religion
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religion_tag = baltic_religion
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religion_tag = finnic_religion
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religion_tag = uralic_religion
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}
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}
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piety_cost = {
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OR = {
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religion_tag = folk_germanic_religion
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religion_tag = baltic_religion
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religion_tag = finnic_religion
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religion_tag = uralic_religion
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}
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}
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piety_cost = {
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OR = {
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religion_tag = folk_germanic_religion
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religion_tag = baltic_religion
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religion_tag = finnic_religion
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religion_tag = uralic_religion
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}
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}
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piety_cost = {
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OR = {
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religion_tag = folk_germanic_religion
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religion_tag = baltic_religion
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religion_tag = finnic_religion
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religion_tag = uralic_religion
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}
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}
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piety_cost = {
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limit = {
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scope:the_faith.religion = {
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OR = {
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this = religion:finnic_religion
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this = religion:uralic_religion
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this = religion:siberian_religion
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}
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}
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limit = {
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scope:the_faith.religion = {
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OR = {
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this = religion:finnic_religion
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this = religion:uralic_religion
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this = religion:siberian_religion
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}
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limit = {
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scope:the_faith.religion = {
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OR = {
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this = religion:finnic_religion
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this = religion:uralic_religion
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this = religion:siberian_religion
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limit = {
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OR = {
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this = religion:finnic_religion
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this = religion:uralic_religion
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this = religion:finnic_religion
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this = religion:uralic_religion
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limit = {
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$RELIGION$ = religion:finnic_religion
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$RELIGION$ = religion:uralic_religion
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}
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generate_godly_descent_seed_support_effect = {
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religion = religion:finnic_religion
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religion = religion:uralic_religion
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scope:faith.religion = religion:finnic_religion
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scope:faith.religion = religion:uralic_religion
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this = religion:finnic_religion
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name = coronation_events.1034.b # "I will match the Host’s colors, a silent sign of my allegiance."
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trigger = {
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name = coronation_events.1034.d # "Let fashion speak — I’ll wear what the capital wears."
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name = coronation_events.1034.d # "Let fashion speak — I'll wear what the capital wears."
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bookmark_WE_moselle_schengen_jean:0 "Charlotte"
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bookmark_WE_moselle_schengen_jean_subheading:0 "The Daughter of Elysium"
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bookmark_WE_moselle_schengen_jean_desc:0 "The first child of Emperor Leopold, Charlotte idolised her father, cherishing the few times she got to spend time with him, as he warred with the vile King Jaan and consolidated his new Europa. She always expected to inherit his title, to carry on his work. But as her father’s mind wasted away and the duke of Trier wormed his way out of the empire to join the Rheinbund, the greedy ungrateful lords of her father’s empire conspired. Upon her illustrious father’s death, they chose Hendrik, one of her younger half-brothers, to become emperor instead. Affable as he is, he is too trusting and too easy to manipulate. The empire is strong but newly born, and Charlotte fears for her family and her father’s project. Furthermore, the alliance with the Bonapartes her de Veurne siblings have perused has opened the door once more to French domination.\n\n#bold Can the firstborn of the emperor guide and shape the growth of the empire her father built? Or will the dream of Europa end before it has truly begun?#!"
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bookmark_WE_moselle_schengen_jean_desc:0 "The first child of Emperor Leopold, Charlotte idolised her father, cherishing the few times she got to spend time with him, as he warred with the vile King Jaan and consolidated his new Europa. She always expected to inherit his title, to carry on his work. But as her father's mind wasted away and the duke of Trier wormed his way out of the empire to join the Rheinbund, the greedy ungrateful lords of her father's empire conspired. Upon her illustrious father's death, they chose Hendrik, one of her younger half-brothers, to become emperor instead. Affable as he is, he is too trusting and too easy to manipulate. The empire is strong but newly born, and Charlotte fears for her family and her father's project. Furthermore, the alliance with the Bonapartes her de Veurne siblings have perused has opened the door once more to French domination.\n\n#bold Can the firstborn of the emperor guide and shape the growth of the empire her father built? Or will the dream of Europa end before it has truly begun?#!"
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bookmark_WE_windsor_windsor_sior:0 "George"
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bookmark_WE_windsor_windsor_sior_subheading:0 "The Scion of Heaven"
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culture_era_high_medieval:0 "Late Interluminaria"
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culture_era_high_medieval_desc:0 "This era marks the height of neo-feudalism. Increasingly complex institutions and social structures allow towns to become cities and local warlords to become rulers at the centre of intricate webs of noble allegiance."
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culture_era_late_medieval:0 "Rekindling"
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culture_era_late_medieval_desc:0 "While the height of antediluvian society is still out of this culture's reach, the way towards it seems clearer than ever before. Feudal politics give way to centralised governments, and the many mysteries of the old world’s relics find solutions. The past was an age of darkness, but the future will be an age of light."
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culture_era_late_medieval_desc:0 "While the height of antediluvian society is still out of this culture's reach, the way towards it seems clearer than ever before. Feudal politics give way to centralised governments, and the many mysteries of the old world's relics find solutions. The past was an age of darkness, but the future will be an age of light."
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innovation_pioneers:0 "Pioneers"
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innovation_pioneers_desc:0 "Following the defeat of Gallia at the hand of the British Gunlines of First Lord Elyan, the lords of central France recognised the need to develop an effective counter to them, as well as ways to undermine their fortresses."
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pioneers:0 "Pioneers"
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pioneers_flavor:1 "#F Pioneers are heavy shock troops, adept at siege warfare, tunnelling, and assaulting, and defending fortified positions, using their poleaxes to crush through any barricade. Hand-picked from professional soldiers, they are known for their imposing stature, and long beards adorned with jewellery, each piece representing a battle they’ve fought in.#!"
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pioneers_flavor:1 "#F Pioneers are heavy shock troops, adept at siege warfare, tunnelling, and assaulting, and defending fortified positions, using their poleaxes to crush through any barricade. Hand-picked from professional soldiers, they are known for their imposing stature, and long beards adorned with jewellery, each piece representing a battle they've fought in.#!"
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tradition_gardians_name:0 "$innovation_gardians$"
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tradition_gardians_desc:0 "$innovation_gardians_desc$"
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innovation_gardians:0 "Gardians"
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innovation_tercos:0 "Terços"
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innovation_tercos_desc:0 "#F (A Third / Terços) Our Pikemen have always been adept in defense and are renowned for it but have lacked offensive capabilities. By including archers and swordsmen among their ranks we will be able to improve their efficiency!"
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tercos:0 "Terços"
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tercos_flavor:0 "#F Terços are made out of veteran soldiers who have been trained to follow orders at a moments notice. Working in pike formations that include swordsmen and archers, each forming ’a third’ of an unit."
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tercos_flavor:0 "#F Terços are made out of veteran soldiers who have been trained to follow orders at a moments notice. Working in pike formations that include swordsmen and archers, each forming 'a third' of an unit."
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innovation_lanceros_name:0 "$innovation_lanceros$"
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innovation_lanceros_desc:0 "$innovation_lanceros_desc$"
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innovation_lanceros:0 "Lanceros"
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tenet_sanctity_of_nature_romanticist_name:0 "Scions of Atlantis"
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tenet_sanctity_of_nature_romanticist_desc:0 "We must reforge mankind into the ideal vision of Atlantis - an idyllic, equal society in harmony with nature. History has proven that war and greed are not sustainable ways of life."
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tenet_letranger_name:0 "L’Étranger"
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tenet_letranger_name:0 "L'Étranger"
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||||
tenet_letranger_desc:0 "By accepting [Concept('neow_indifference','Indifférence')|E] in their heart, one may take their first step in becoming the Stranger, an individual capable of perceiving reality differently. Prestigious nobles, ordinary salesmen or vermin of society thus cast away the life or views they once could have held."
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tenet_the_search_for_a_meaning_name:0 "Search for a Meaning"
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||||
tenet_the_search_for_a_meaning_desc:0 "While there is no 'good' or 'bad', there is room for passion and rebellion, to reach beyond the limitation of our minds, to experience pleasure and pain. While Nature and Existence may be indifferent to our lives, the sensations we feel are still meaningful."
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leviathan_adj:0 "Leviathan"
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||||
leviathan_adherent:0 "Leviathanist"
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||||
leviathan_adherent_plural:0 "Leviathanists"
|
||||
leviathan_desc:0 "Before the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], Britain’s success was built upon its cooperation with the ghosts of ancient gods known as [Concept('neow_leviathans','Leviathans')|E]. Housed within new bodies of iron and steel built by the British people, these spirits helped them to enforce peace upon the earth, ushering in Utopia. This was until [Concept('neow_leviathan_queen','the Queen')|E] preaching a gospel of greed and individualism, destroyed Britain. The chaos of the empire’s fall tore the world apart, and the knowledge of how to create vessels for Leviathans was lost. Now humanity's last hope is to reignite the spirit of solidarity and unity needed to rebuild the metal bodies of the Leviathans. However, this is in service of even greater purposes: the final annihilation of the Queen, the restoration of the dead gods into living flesh, and the apotheosis of mankind. Once this is done, humanity shall govern the universe, while the Leviathans lead Earth into Utopia."
|
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leviathan_desc:0 "Before the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], Britain's success was built upon its cooperation with the ghosts of ancient gods known as [Concept('neow_leviathans','Leviathans')|E]. Housed within new bodies of iron and steel built by the British people, these spirits helped them to enforce peace upon the earth, ushering in Utopia. This was until [Concept('neow_leviathan_queen','the Queen')|E] preaching a gospel of greed and individualism, destroyed Britain. The chaos of the empire's fall tore the world apart, and the knowledge of how to create vessels for Leviathans was lost. Now humanity's last hope is to reignite the spirit of solidarity and unity needed to rebuild the metal bodies of the Leviathans. However, this is in service of even greater purposes: the final annihilation of the Queen, the restoration of the dead gods into living flesh, and the apotheosis of mankind. Once this is done, humanity shall govern the universe, while the Leviathans lead Earth into Utopia."
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leviathan_high_god_name:0 "The Leviathans"
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||||
leviathan_high_god_name_possessive:0 "The Leviathans'"
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illuminated_adj:0 "Illuminated"
|
||||
illuminated_adherent:0 "Illuminated Catholic"
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||||
illuminated_adherent_plural:0 "Illuminated Catholics"
|
||||
illuminated_desc:0 "Believing the world to have fallen under the dominion of demons since [Glossary( 'the Deluge', 'DELUGE_GLOSS')], initiates of the Illuminated Lodges seek to destroy the obscurant influence of Lucifer and his horde over mankind. Until this is done by removing the current servant of Satan in Rome and restoring a true Vicar of Christ, God is unable to intercede on Earth. Due to this dire situation, Illuminati take a very pragmatic view of demonology, turning a blind eye to more manipulative solutions if exorcism should fail. This is with the understanding that believers will use dark magic to smite all forms of hellish power, furthering the cause of Christendom’s enlightenment. However, to outsiders, this has drawn accusations of demon worship, despite it being antithetical to the faith’s goals."
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||||
illuminated_desc:0 "Believing the world to have fallen under the dominion of demons since [Glossary( 'the Deluge', 'DELUGE_GLOSS')], initiates of the Illuminated Lodges seek to destroy the obscurant influence of Lucifer and his horde over mankind. Until this is done by removing the current servant of Satan in Rome and restoring a true Vicar of Christ, God is unable to intercede on Earth. Due to this dire situation, Illuminati take a very pragmatic view of demonology, turning a blind eye to more manipulative solutions if exorcism should fail. This is with the understanding that believers will use dark magic to smite all forms of hellish power, furthering the cause of Christendom's enlightenment. However, to outsiders, this has drawn accusations of demon worship, despite it being antithetical to the faith's goals."
|
||||
|
||||
penitente:0 "Order of Penitents"
|
||||
penitente_adj:0 "Penitente"
|
||||
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|
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absurdist_rite_adj:0 "Absurdist"
|
||||
absurdist_rite_adherent:0 "Absurdist"
|
||||
absurdist_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Absurdists"
|
||||
absurdist_rite_desc:0 "The Absurdist Academy, founded with the blessing of High King Isildur I, was created with the goal of allowing commonfolk and nobles alike to study theology, philosophy, and other sciences. The conclusion these scholars came to is that the [Concept('neow_the_author','Author')|E] created the [Concept('neow_the_novel','Novel')|E] with purpose, but as time passed and the Novel grew, it began to contradict itself, creating endless cycles of events which defy reason or logic. This led to the birth of [Concept('neow_indifference','Indifférence')|E], a deity unbound to a given purpose by the Author, destroying the Novel’s predetermined path with her creation. This has turned existence into one without objective morality or defined reason, creating a meaningless universe. Therefore, the central teaching of the Absurdists is that one must decide the meaning of their own life through any method they choose, through their innate free will. The faithful view written works and lesser gods as tools and examples to learn from, to survive in an unpredictable existence."
|
||||
absurdist_rite_desc:0 "The Absurdist Academy, founded with the blessing of High King Isildur I, was created with the goal of allowing commonfolk and nobles alike to study theology, philosophy, and other sciences. The conclusion these scholars came to is that the [Concept('neow_the_author','Author')|E] created the [Concept('neow_the_novel','Novel')|E] with purpose, but as time passed and the Novel grew, it began to contradict itself, creating endless cycles of events which defy reason or logic. This led to the birth of [Concept('neow_indifference','Indifférence')|E], a deity unbound to a given purpose by the Author, destroying the Novel's predetermined path with her creation. This has turned existence into one without objective morality or defined reason, creating a meaningless universe. Therefore, the central teaching of the Absurdists is that one must decide the meaning of their own life through any method they choose, through their innate free will. The faithful view written works and lesser gods as tools and examples to learn from, to survive in an unpredictable existence."
|
||||
absurdist_devotee:0 "student"
|
||||
absurdist_devotee_plural:0 "students"
|
||||
absurdist_religious_symbol:0 "tâche de Sisyphe"
|
||||
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|
|||
l_english:
|
||||
|
||||
finnic_religion:1 "Finnic"
|
||||
finnic_religion_adj:1 "Finnic"
|
||||
finnic_religion_adherent:1 "Finnic"
|
||||
finnic_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Finnics"
|
||||
finnic_religion_desc:1 "Finnic 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."
|
||||
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith:0 "Kalevalaism"
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_adj:0 "Kalevalaist"
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_adherent:0 "Kalevalaist"
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Kalevalaists"
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_desc:0 "The Kalevala is the ancient Finnic national epic, describing the creation of the world, the adventures of the hero Väinämöinen, and various other gods and characters in Finnic mythology led by Ukko, the god of the sky. The epic is largely orally transmitted, with written versions of the pre-[Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E] world being few and far between. It is often recited as the centrepiece of large celebrations and festivals, in which offerings and prayers are given to the gods."
|
||||
|
||||
kalevalaist_rite:0 "Kalevalaism"
|
||||
kalevalaist_rite_adj:0 "Kalevalaist"
|
||||
kalevalaist_rite_adherent:0 "Kalevalaist"
|
||||
kalevalaist_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Kalevalaists"
|
||||
kalevalaist_rite_desc:0 "The Kalevala is the ancient Finnic national epic, describing the creation of the world, the adventures of the hero Väinämöinen, and various other gods and characters in Finnic mythology led by Ukko, the god of the sky. The epic is largely orally transmitted, with written versions of the pre-[Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E] world being few and far between. It is often recited as the centrepiece of large celebrations and festivals, in which offerings and prayers are given to the gods."
|
||||
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_old:0 "Old Kalevalaism"
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_old_adj:0 "Old Kalevalaist"
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_old_adherent:0 "Old Kalevalaist"
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_old_adherent_plural:0 "Old Kalevalaists"
|
||||
|
||||
kalevalaist_high_god_name:0 "Ukko"
|
||||
kalevalaist_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Ukko's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_high_god_name_alternate:0 "Ylijumala"
|
||||
kalevalaist_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "Ylijumala's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_creator_god_name:0 "Ilmatar"
|
||||
kalevalaist_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "Ilmatar's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_health_god_name:0 "Kipu-tyttö"
|
||||
kalevalaist_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Kipu-tyttö's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_fertility_god_name:0 "Lempo"
|
||||
kalevalaist_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "Lempo's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_wealth_god_name:0 "Ilmarinen"
|
||||
kalevalaist_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Ilmarinen's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_household_god_name:0 "Tonttu"
|
||||
kalevalaist_household_god_name_possessive:0 "Tonttu's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_fate_god_name:0 "Kohtalotar"
|
||||
kalevalaist_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Kohtalotar's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_knowledge_god_name:0 "Väinämöinen"
|
||||
kalevalaist_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Väinämöinen's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_war_god_name:0 "Perkele"
|
||||
kalevalaist_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Perkele's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_trickster_god_name:0 "Joukahainen"
|
||||
kalevalaist_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "Joukahainen's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_night_god_name:0 "Kuutar"
|
||||
kalevalaist_night_god_name_possessive:0 "Kuutar's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_water_god_name:0 "Ahti"
|
||||
kalevalaist_water_god_name_possessive:0 "Ahti's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_devil_name:0 "Piru"
|
||||
kalevalaist_devil_name_possessive:0 "Piru's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_house_of_worship:0 ""
|
||||
kalevalaist_house_of_worship_plural:0 ""
|
||||
kalevalaist_religious_symbol:0 "kantele"
|
||||
kalevalaist_religious_text:0 "Kalevala"
|
||||
kalevalaist_religious_head_title:0 "Päätietäjä"
|
||||
kalevalaist_religious_head_title_name:0 "Tietäjien neuvosto"
|
||||
kalevalaist_devotee:0 ""
|
||||
kalevalaist_devotee_plural:0 ""
|
||||
kalevalaist_priest:0 "Tietäjä"
|
||||
kalevalaist_priest_plural:0 ""
|
||||
kalevalaist_bishop:0 "Suurtietäjä"
|
||||
kalevalaist_bishop_plural:0 ""
|
||||
kalevalaist_positive_afterlife:0 "Tuonela"
|
||||
kalevalaist_negative_afterlife:0 "Manala"
|
||||
kalevalaist_death_deity_name:0 "Tuonetar"
|
||||
kalevalaist_death_deity_name_possessive:0 "Tuonetar's"
|
||||
kalevalaist_witch_god_name:0 "Louhi"
|
||||
kalevalaist_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "Louhi's"
|
||||
|
||||
noaidist_faith:0 "Noaidevuohta"
|
||||
noaidist_faith_adj:0 "Noaidist"
|
||||
noaidist_faith_adherent:0 "Noaidist"
|
||||
noaidist_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Noaidists"
|
||||
noaidist_faith_desc:0 "Traditional Sami beliefs are based on a pantheon of deities led by the thunder god Ipmil and the mother goddess Máttaráhkká, who together give life to humanity. Other gods under them include Diepmis, the god of health, Leaibealmmái, the god of the hunt, and Beaivi, the sun god. Máttaráhkká has three daughters - Sáráhkká, Uksáhkká, and Juoksáhkká - who are protectors of women and children. Rituals are typically led by a priest called a noaidi, who uses a drum to enter a trance in which they predict the future and commune with spirits."
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||||
|
||||
noaidist_rite:0 "Noaidevuohta"
|
||||
noaidist_rite_adj:0 "Noaidist"
|
||||
noaidist_rite_adherent:0 "Noaidist"
|
||||
noaidist_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Noaidists"
|
||||
noaidist_rite_desc:0 "Traditional Sami beliefs are based on a pantheon of deities led by the thunder god Ipmil and the mother goddess Máttaráhkká, who together give life to humanity. Other gods under them include Diepmis, the god of health, Leaibealmmái, the god of the hunt, and Beaivi, the sun god. Máttaráhkká has three daughters - Sáráhkká, Uksáhkká, and Juoksáhkká - who are protectors of women and children. Rituals are typically led by a priest called a noaidi, who uses a drum to enter a trance in which they predict the future and commune with spirits."
|
||||
|
||||
noaidist_faith_old:0 "Old Noaidevuohta"
|
||||
noaidist_faith_old_adj:0 "Old Noaidist"
|
||||
noaidist_faith_old_adherent:0 "Old Noaidist"
|
||||
noaidist_faith_old_adherent_plural:0 "Old Noaidists"
|
||||
|
||||
sisuist_faith:0 "Sisuism"
|
||||
sisuist_faith_adj:0 "Sisuist"
|
||||
sisuist_faith_adherent:0 "Sisuist"
|
||||
sisuist_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Sisuists"
|
||||
sisuist_faith_desc:0 "The central teachings of Finnish religion revolve around the cultivation of [Concept('neow_sisu','sisu')|E] in order to maintain good health and good standing with the gods. This is primarily achieved through physical exercise, spiritual meditation, and regular prayer to the divine, for which the gods in return reward the faithful with divine energy. Sisuists believe that by leading a rigorous and disciplined life, this attained lifeforce will empower and prolong one’s physical body, after which the most pious among them will ascend to Ylijumala’s realm as a deity themselves."
|
||||
|
||||
sisuist_rite:0 "Sisuism"
|
||||
sisuist_rite_adj:0 "Sisuist"
|
||||
sisuist_rite_adherent:0 "Sisuist"
|
||||
sisuist_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Sisuists"
|
||||
sisuist_rite_desc:0 "The central teachings of Finnish religion revolve around the cultivation of [Concept('neow_sisu','sisu')|E] in order to maintain good health and good standing with the gods. This is primarily achieved through physical exercise, spiritual meditation, and regular prayer to the divine, for which the gods in return reward the faithful with divine energy. Sisuists believe that by leading a rigorous and disciplined life, this attained lifeforce will empower and prolong one’s physical body, after which the most pious among them will ascend to Ylijumala’s realm as a deity themselves."
|
||||
|
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@ -16,4 +16,97 @@ jumic_rite:0 "Jumism"
|
|||
jumic_rite_adj:0 "Jumic"
|
||||
jumic_rite_adherent:0 "Jumic"
|
||||
jumic_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Jumics"
|
||||
jumic_rite_desc:0 "The folk beliefs of the various native peoples of the Volga-Ural are henotheistic and shamanistic in nature, typically revolving around the worship of a single great God above all others, with numerous lesser patron spirits. One thing that all Jumics agree on is that the end of the world was brought forth by God as punishment, for the people of the old world forsook God's ways by adopting foreign tongues and foreign ways. This revival of the old ways of worship is ecstatic, expressed in great rituals held by shamans through dance, prayer, and sacrifice."
|
||||
jumic_rite_desc:0 "The folk beliefs of the various native peoples of the Volga-Ural are henotheistic and shamanistic in nature, typically revolving around the worship of a single great God above all others, with numerous lesser patron spirits. One thing that all Jumics agree on is that the end of the world was brought forth by God as punishment, for the people of the old world forsook God's ways by adopting foreign tongues and foreign ways. This revival of the old ways of worship is ecstatic, expressed in great rituals held by shamans through dance, prayer, and sacrifice."
|
||||
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith:0 "Kalevalaism"
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_adj:0 "Kalevalaist"
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_adherent:0 "Kalevalaist"
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Kalevalaists"
|
||||
kalevalaist_faith_desc:0 "The Kalevala is the ancient Finnic national epic, describing the creation of the world, the adventures of the hero Väinämöinen, and various other gods and characters in Finnic mythology led by Ukko, the god of the sky. The epic is largely orally transmitted, with written versions of the pre-[Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E] world being few and far between. It is often recited as the centrepiece of large celebrations and festivals, in which offerings and prayers are given to the gods."
|
||||
|
||||
kalevalaist_rite:0 "Kalevalaism"
|
||||
kalevalaist_rite_adj:0 "Kalevalaist"
|
||||
kalevalaist_rite_adherent:0 "Kalevalaist"
|
||||
kalevalaist_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Kalevalaists"
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kalevalaist_rite_desc:0 "The Kalevala is the ancient Finnic national epic, describing the creation of the world, the adventures of the hero Väinämöinen, and various other gods and characters in Finnic mythology led by Ukko, the god of the sky. The epic is largely orally transmitted, with written versions of the pre-[Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E] world being few and far between. It is often recited as the centrepiece of large celebrations and festivals, in which offerings and prayers are given to the gods."
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kalevalaist_faith_old:0 "Old Kalevalaism"
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kalevalaist_faith_old_adj:0 "Old Kalevalaist"
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kalevalaist_faith_old_adherent:0 "Old Kalevalaist"
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kalevalaist_faith_old_adherent_plural:0 "Old Kalevalaists"
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kalevalaist_high_god_name:0 "Ukko"
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kalevalaist_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Ukko's"
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kalevalaist_high_god_name_alternate:0 "Ylijumala"
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kalevalaist_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "Ylijumala's"
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kalevalaist_creator_god_name:0 "Ilmatar"
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kalevalaist_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "Ilmatar's"
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kalevalaist_health_god_name:0 "Kipu-tyttö"
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kalevalaist_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Kipu-tyttö's"
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kalevalaist_fertility_god_name:0 "Lempo"
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kalevalaist_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "Lempo's"
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kalevalaist_wealth_god_name:0 "Ilmarinen"
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kalevalaist_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Ilmarinen's"
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kalevalaist_household_god_name:0 "Tonttu"
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kalevalaist_household_god_name_possessive:0 "Tonttu's"
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kalevalaist_fate_god_name:0 "Kohtalotar"
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kalevalaist_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Kohtalotar's"
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kalevalaist_knowledge_god_name:0 "Väinämöinen"
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kalevalaist_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Väinämöinen's"
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kalevalaist_war_god_name:0 "Perkele"
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kalevalaist_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Perkele's"
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kalevalaist_trickster_god_name:0 "Joukahainen"
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kalevalaist_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "Joukahainen's"
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kalevalaist_night_god_name:0 "Kuutar"
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kalevalaist_night_god_name_possessive:0 "Kuutar's"
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kalevalaist_water_god_name:0 "Ahti"
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kalevalaist_water_god_name_possessive:0 "Ahti's"
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kalevalaist_devil_name:0 "Piru"
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kalevalaist_devil_name_possessive:0 "Piru's"
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kalevalaist_house_of_worship:0 ""
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kalevalaist_house_of_worship_plural:0 ""
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kalevalaist_religious_symbol:0 "kantele"
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kalevalaist_religious_text:0 "Kalevala"
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kalevalaist_religious_head_title:0 "Päätietäjä"
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kalevalaist_religious_head_title_name:0 "Tietäjien neuvosto"
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kalevalaist_devotee:0 ""
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kalevalaist_devotee_plural:0 ""
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kalevalaist_priest:0 "Tietäjä"
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kalevalaist_priest_plural:0 ""
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kalevalaist_bishop:0 "Suurtietäjä"
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kalevalaist_bishop_plural:0 ""
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kalevalaist_positive_afterlife:0 "Tuonela"
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kalevalaist_negative_afterlife:0 "Manala"
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kalevalaist_death_deity_name:0 "Tuonetar"
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kalevalaist_death_deity_name_possessive:0 "Tuonetar's"
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kalevalaist_witch_god_name:0 "Louhi"
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kalevalaist_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "Louhi's"
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noaidist_faith:0 "Noaidevuohta"
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noaidist_faith_adj:0 "Noaidist"
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noaidist_faith_adherent:0 "Noaidist"
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noaidist_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Noaidists"
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noaidist_faith_desc:0 "Traditional Sami beliefs are based on a pantheon of deities led by the thunder god Ipmil and the mother goddess Máttaráhkká, who together give life to humanity. Other gods under them include Diepmis, the god of health, Leaibealmmái, the god of the hunt, and Beaivi, the sun god. Máttaráhkká has three daughters - Sáráhkká, Uksáhkká, and Juoksáhkká - who are protectors of women and children. Rituals are typically led by a priest called a noaidi, who uses a drum to enter a trance in which they predict the future and commune with spirits."
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noaidist_rite:0 "Noaidevuohta"
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noaidist_rite_adj:0 "Noaidist"
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noaidist_rite_adherent:0 "Noaidist"
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noaidist_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Noaidists"
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noaidist_rite_desc:0 "Traditional Sami beliefs are based on a pantheon of deities led by the thunder god Ipmil and the mother goddess Máttaráhkká, who together give life to humanity. Other gods under them include Diepmis, the god of health, Leaibealmmái, the god of the hunt, and Beaivi, the sun god. Máttaráhkká has three daughters - Sáráhkká, Uksáhkká, and Juoksáhkká - who are protectors of women and children. Rituals are typically led by a priest called a noaidi, who uses a drum to enter a trance in which they predict the future and commune with spirits."
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noaidist_faith_old:0 "Old Noaidevuohta"
|
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noaidist_faith_old_adj:0 "Old Noaidist"
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noaidist_faith_old_adherent:0 "Old Noaidist"
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noaidist_faith_old_adherent_plural:0 "Old Noaidists"
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sisuist_faith:0 "Sisuism"
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sisuist_faith_adj:0 "Sisuist"
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sisuist_faith_adherent:0 "Sisuist"
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sisuist_faith_adherent_plural:0 "Sisuists"
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sisuist_faith_desc:0 "The central teachings of Finnish religion revolve around the cultivation of [Concept('neow_sisu','sisu')|E] in order to maintain good health and good standing with the gods. This is primarily achieved through physical exercise, spiritual meditation, and regular prayer to the divine, for which the gods in return reward the faithful with divine energy. Sisuists believe that by leading a rigorous and disciplined life, this attained lifeforce will empower and prolong one's physical body, after which the most pious among them will ascend to Ylijumala's realm as a deity themselves."
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sisuist_rite:0 "Sisuism"
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sisuist_rite_adj:0 "Sisuist"
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sisuist_rite_adherent:0 "Sisuist"
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sisuist_rite_adherent_plural:0 "Sisuists"
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sisuist_rite_desc:0 "The central teachings of Finnish religion revolve around the cultivation of [Concept('neow_sisu','sisu')|E] in order to maintain good health and good standing with the gods. This is primarily achieved through physical exercise, spiritual meditation, and regular prayer to the divine, for which the gods in return reward the faithful with divine energy. Sisuists believe that by leading a rigorous and disciplined life, this attained lifeforce will empower and prolong one's physical body, after which the most pious among them will ascend to Ylijumala's realm as a deity themselves."
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building_doggerland_ivory_deposits_04_desc:0 "The storage of ivory and other fossils is important, lest they be damaged beyond repair."
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building_doggerland_ivory_deposits_05:1 "Counterfeiters"
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building_doggerland_ivory_deposits_05_desc:0 "Counterfeiters are able to hide the fact that some prized mammoth ivory is just the tusks of narwhals and walruses, they are still worth their weight in gold however."
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building_doggerland_ivory_deposits_06:1 "Carver’s Workshop"
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building_doggerland_ivory_deposits_06:1 "Carver's Workshop"
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building_doggerland_ivory_deposits_06_desc:0 "Ivory on its own is valuable, making something from it is more valuable however. These expert craftsman are able to produce high-quality goods from the ivory found over the islands."
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building_doggerland_ivory_deposits_07:1 "Scrimshaw Studio"
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building_doggerland_ivory_deposits_07_desc:0 "Skilled artsmen are able to create sought-after works of art by making elaborate engravings in the form of pictures on Ivory in this studio."
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building_type_nistrenian_palace_01:1 "$building_nistrenian_palace_01$"
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building_type_nistrenian_palace_01_desc:0 "$building_nistrenian_palace_01_desc$"
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building_nistrenian_palace_01:1 "Palace of Soroca"
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building_nistrenian_palace_01_desc:0 "The Palace of Soroca was constructed during the height of Nistrenia’s power atop Gypsy Hill connected to the Dniester via walls. The palace is famous for its countless bronze statues and imposing towers reaching into the sky. The vast complex is the residence of the Imperial Family and houses the Imperial Regalia of the Pearl Crown and Aquila Sceptre. \n\nWithin its walls exists the Saint Adriana Cathedral, its crypt serving as the place of entombment for the members of Imperial Dynasties. Below the palace proper is the University of Soroca, and to its south the Cazac Hipodrom."
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building_nistrenian_palace_01_desc:0 "The Palace of Soroca was constructed during the height of Nistrenia's power atop Gypsy Hill connected to the Dniester via walls. The palace is famous for its countless bronze statues and imposing towers reaching into the sky. The vast complex is the residence of the Imperial Family and houses the Imperial Regalia of the Pearl Crown and Aquila Sceptre. \n\nWithin its walls exists the Saint Adriana Cathedral, its crypt serving as the place of entombment for the members of Imperial Dynasties. Below the palace proper is the University of Soroca, and to its south the Cazac Hipodrom."
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building_type_mount_athos_01: "The Holy Mountain"
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building_type_mount_athos_01_desc: "Mount Athos, the Holy Mountain and ancient garden of the Mother of God, was for two millennia the greatest refuge of Orthodox monasticism. Its monasteries preserved the prayers, writings, icons, and traditions of the Church through generations of calamity. Under the rule of the Theomachs, however, the Holy Mountain was sacked, its monasteries burned, its sacred images destroyed, and much of its ancient inheritance scattered or lost. Now the ruins stand as an affront to the Mother of God, the faithful must restore the Holy Mountain."building_mount_athos_01: "$building_type_mount_athos_01$"
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# Finns
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game_concept_neow_sisu: "Sisu"
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game_concept_neow_sisu_desc: "Sisu is described by its followers as the energy that allows living creatures to struggle and survive, and is believed to emanate from the gods. Ritual cultivation of sisu strengthens the mind and body, prolongs one’s life, and improves their standing in the eyes of the gods."
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game_concept_neow_sisu_desc: "Sisu is described by its followers as the energy that allows living creatures to struggle and survive, and is believed to emanate from the gods. Ritual cultivation of sisu strengthens the mind and body, prolongs one's life, and improves their standing in the eyes of the gods."
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# Resurgentist stuff
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dynn_dragos_motto:0 "Emperor of the Romans, Hetman of Cossacks"
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||||
dynn_kozbar_motto:0 "Blindly plays Cossack Mamay, as his foes fall before him"
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||||
dynn_melnik_motto:0 "Do not be afraid of your enemies and do not be concerned about their numbers"
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||||
dynn_koroleveckiy_motto:0 "What is sublime in Caesar’s style is its carelessness."
|
||||
dynn_koroleveckiy_motto:0 "What is sublime in Caesar's style is its carelessness."
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||||
dynn_rosenkranz_motto:0 "The world is as eternal as God."
|
||||
dynn_pulya_motto:0 "Idleness — is a toy of Devil, so is."
|
||||
dynn_eidelsteinn_motoo:0 "Enough bearing this!"
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|
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innovation_cuirassiers_desc:0 "Though originally the elite medium cavalry of novelist Nuemenor, their effectiveness meant that the paladins were copied by most of the state of pre-event France."
|
||||
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||||
pioneers:0 "Pioneers"
|
||||
pioneers_flavor:1 "#F Pioneers are heavy shock troops, adept at siege warfare, tunnelling, and assaulting, and defending fortified positions. Using their poleaxes to crush through any barricade. Hand-picked from professional soldiers, they are known for their imposing stature, and their long beards adorned with jewellery, each piece representing a battle they’ve fought in. They aren't just soldiers however, but capable craftsman able to aid in siegeworks as well.#!"
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||||
pioneers_flavor:1 "#F Pioneers are heavy shock troops, adept at siege warfare, tunnelling, and assaulting, and defending fortified positions. Using their poleaxes to crush through any barricade. Hand-picked from professional soldiers, they are known for their imposing stature, and their long beards adorned with jewellery, each piece representing a battle they've fought in. They aren't just soldiers however, but capable craftsman able to aid in siegeworks as well.#!"
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|
||||
gardians:0 "Gardians"
|
||||
gardians_flavor:1 "#F Gardians are light cavalry, riding resilient, semi-feral horses, adept in a wide variety of terrains from the mountains of Alpes to the marshlands of the Carmague. Using their supreme equestrian skills, armour piercing war picks and impressive bravery, they have surprised many a force of heavily armoured soldiers.#!"
|
||||
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cosmist_religion_opinion:0 "$cosmist_religion_adherent$ Opinion"
|
||||
druidic_religion_opinion:0 "$druidic_religion_adherent$ Opinion"
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||||
europeanist_religion_opinion:0 "$europeanist_religion_adherent$ Opinion"
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||||
finnic_religion_opinion:0 "$finnic_religion_adherent$ Opinion"
|
||||
uralic_religion_opinion:0 "$finnic_religion_adherent$ Opinion"
|
||||
folk_germanic_religion_opinion:0 "$folk_germanic_religion_adherent$ Opinion"
|
||||
mediterranean_religion_opinion:0 "$mediterranean_religion_adherent$ Opinion"
|
||||
novelist_religion_opinion:0 "$novelist_religion_adherent$ Opinion"
|
||||
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|
|||
# Monterrei/Ourense
|
||||
cn_orense:0 "Orense"
|
||||
cn_verim:0 "Verim"
|
||||
cn_barco_de_val_d_pst_eorras:0 "Barco de Val d’Eorras"
|
||||
cn_barco_de_val_d_pst_eorras:0 "Barco de Val d'Eorras"
|
||||
cn_el_barco_de_valdeorras:0 "El Barco de Valdeorras"
|
||||
cn_carballino:0 "Carballino"
|
||||
cn_carvalhinho:0 "Carvalhinho"
|
||||
|
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@ -3667,7 +3667,7 @@
|
|||
# Luneburg/Lüneburg
|
||||
cn_l_u_uml_mborg:0 "Lümborg"
|
||||
cn_luneburch:0 "Luneburch"
|
||||
cn__u_uml_lz_pst_n:0 "Ülz’n"
|
||||
cn__u_uml_lz_pst_n:0 "Ülz'n"
|
||||
# Verden
|
||||
cn_veern:0 "Veern"
|
||||
cn_buxthu:0 "Buxthu"
|
||||
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@ -4660,7 +4660,7 @@
|
|||
## South Tyrol
|
||||
cn_alto__a_grv_deze:0 "Alto Àdeze"
|
||||
cn_alto_adige:0 "Alto Adige"
|
||||
cn_elt__e_act_gg_pst_:0 "Elt Égg’"
|
||||
cn_elt__e_act_gg_pst_:0 "Elt Égg'"
|
||||
cn_tir_o_grv_l_del_sud:0 "Tiròl del Sud"
|
||||
cn_tirolo_du_mi_e_act__jorn:0 "Tirolo du Mié-jorn"
|
||||
cn_tirol_dal_sid:0 "Tirol dal Sid"
|
||||
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