l_english:

 zoroastrianism_religion:0 "Zoroastrianism"
 zoroastrianism_religion_adj:0 "Zoroastrian"
 zoroastrianism_religion_adherent:0 "Zoroastrian"
 zoroastrianism_religion_adherent_plural:0 "Zoroastrians"
 zoroastrianism_religion_desc:1 "Zoroastrianism is an ancient religion, being founded by the prophet Zarathustra long before the days of Buddha or Christ. Largely monotheistic, Zoroastrians worship the ever-present god Ahura Mazda, who is engaged in an eternal battle of good and evil against Angra Mainyu, his polar opposite and the personification of destruction. Traditional Zoroastrian doctrine states that good will always dominate in the end, and Ahura Mazda will triumph, bringing forth a final renovation of the world."
 
 #Metropolitan Mazdayasna
 metro_mazdayasna:0 "OI M8 YOU LOOKIN AT MA Mazdayasna"
 metro_mazdayasna_adj:0 "OI M8 YOU LOOKIN AT MA Mazdayan"
 metro_mazdayasna_adherent:0 "Mazdayan"
 metro_mazdayasna_adherent_plural:0 "Mazdayans"
 metro_mazdayasna_desc:1 "Traditional Zoroastrianism was already in decline long before the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], being nearly destroyed after the fall of the Sasanian Empire. In the centuries since, many of its ancient rituals, such as sacred hilltop fires and sky burials, were lost to the ages. The modern form of the faith focuses mostly on the following of its threefold path - one of good thoughts, good words, and good deeds, as well as practices like charity and equality. Emphasis is placed on wholly selfless altruism, believing that being good for its own sake will bring one closer to becoming an ashavan - a paragon of virtue. This particular sect has made its home in the ancient heart of another Empire"
 #Mazdayasna
 mazdayasna:0 "Mazdayasna"
 mazdayasna_adj:0 "Mazdayan"
 mazdayasna_adherent:0 "Mazdayan"
 mazdayasna_adherent_plural:0 "Mazdayans"
 mazdayasna_desc:1 "Traditional Zoroastrianism was already in decline long before the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], being nearly destroyed after the fall of the Sasanian Empire. In the centuries since, many of its ancient rituals, such as sacred hilltop fires and sky burials, were lost to the ages. The modern form of the faith focuses mostly on the following of its threefold path - one of good thoughts, good words, and good deeds, as well as practices like charity and equality. Emphasis is placed on wholly selfless altruism, believing that being good for its own sake will bring one closer to becoming an ashavan - a paragon of virtue."
