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Aireánnau is the mother and according to Arathracian belief, the god [[Arathrax]] is the father of eight [[demi-mortal]] sons who were said to be the progenitors of the [[Yophenthean]] [[priest-nobles]].  They are sometimes called the 'Great Sons of Arathrax' to distinguish them from the expression 'Sons of Arathrax' which has reference to any male progeny descended from the original eight sons.
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Aireánnau is the mother and according to Arathracian belief, the god [[Arathrax]] is the father of eight [[demi-mortal]] sons who were said to be the progenitors of the [[Yophenthean]] [[priest-nobles]].  In scholarly works and in formal settings, they are sometimes called the 'Saint Fathers Arathraciot'. They are sometimes called the 'Great Sons of Arathrax' to distinguish them from the expression 'Sons of Arathrax' which has reference to any male progeny descended from the original eight sons.
  
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It is important to distinguish the names of the months of the Arathracian Calendar which are named after the eight sons of Arathrax and their wives from the months in which the eight sons were born.  These are usually not identical. In other words, the second son, [[Eriphírvean]],  was born in the tenth month of the Arathracian Calendar, but the third month of the Arathracian Year, [[Gandia]], is named after him.  According to a later legend the various sons died each in his namesake's month, but this legend is considered spurious by the modern Arathracian Church.
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It is important to distinguish the names of the months of the Arathracian Calendar which are named after the eight sons of Arathrax and their wives from the months in which the eight sons were born.  Saint [[Erithráigean]] and Saint [[Erismádhal]] were said to have been born in their namesake months, but the other six sons were not. In other words, the third son, [[Eriphírvean]],  was born in the tenth month of the Arathracian Calendar, but the third month of the Arathracian Year, [[Gandia]], is named after him.  According to a later legend the various sons died each in his namesake's month, but this legend is considered spurious by the modern Arathracian Church.
  
  
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|1||[[Erithráigean]]||225||[[Thrágia]] (1st)||First Demi-Mortal Ruler of Yophenthean Kingdom||Saint Navia||1st month of AC
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|1||[[Erithráigean]]||225||[[Thragia]] (1st)||First Demi-Mortal Ruler of Yophenthean Kingdom||[[Saint Nave]]||[[Thragia]], 1st month of AC
 
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|2||[[Erigándor]]||226||[[Gandia]] (3rd)||Chief Warrior to Erithráigean||Saint ?||[[Gandia]], 3rd month of AC
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|2||[[Erigándor]]||226||[[Gandia]] (3rd)||Chief Warrior to Erithráigean||[[Saint Signe]]||[[Gandia]], 3rd month of AC
 
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|3||[[Eriphírvean]]||228||[[]] (10th)||Counselor to Erithráigean||Saint ?||[[Phirvia]], 5th month of AC
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|3||[[Eriphírvean]]||228||[[Irguvia]] (10th)||Counselor to Erithráigean||[[Saint Nemus]]||[[Phirvia]], 5th month of AC
 
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|4||[[Erichmédhean]]||229||[[]] (6th)||Chief Sacrificer for Erithráigean||Saint ?||[[Smadhia]], 7th month of AC
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|4||[[Erichmédhean]]||229||[[Nemusia]] (6th)||Chief Sacrificer for Erithráigean||[[Saint Kerele]]||[[Fedhia]], 7th month of AC
 
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|5||[[Erismádhal]]||231||(4th)||Great Warrior||Saint ?||[[Fedhia]], 9th month of AC
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|5||[[Erismádhal]]||231||[[Sigia]] (4th)||Great Warrior, great smith||[[Saint Irguve]]||[[Smadhia]], 9th month of AC
 
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|6||[[Erigweidh]]||232||(10th)||Chief Messenger||Saint ?||[[Gweidhia]], 11th month of AC
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|6||[[Erigweidh]]||232||[[Irguvia]] (10th)||Chief Messenger||[[Saint Haspe]]||[[Gweidhia]], 11th month of AC
 
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|7||[[Erréagal]]||234||[[Navia]], (2nd)||Chief of Chiefs to Erithráigean||Saint ?||[[Reagia]], 13th month of AC
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|7||[[Erréagal]]||234||[[Navia]] (2nd)||Chief of Chiefs to Erithráigean||[[Saint Rame]]||[[Reagia]], 13th month of AC
 
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|8||[[Erisélean]]||235||[[Ursia]], (16th)||Chief Guide and Light to Erithráigean||Saint ?||[[Selia]], 15th month of AC
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|8||[[Erisélean]]||235||[[Ursia]] (16th)||Chief Guide and Light to Erithráigean||[[Saint Ursea]]||[[Selia]], 15th month of AC
 
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Latest revision as of 20:38, 27 April 2017

Aireánnau is the mother and according to Arathracian belief, the god Arathrax is the father of eight demi-mortal sons who were said to be the progenitors of the Yophenthean priest-nobles. In scholarly works and in formal settings, they are sometimes called the 'Saint Fathers Arathraciot'. They are sometimes called the 'Great Sons of Arathrax' to distinguish them from the expression 'Sons of Arathrax' which has reference to any male progeny descended from the original eight sons.

It is important to distinguish the names of the months of the Arathracian Calendar which are named after the eight sons of Arathrax and their wives from the months in which the eight sons were born. Saint Erithráigean and Saint Erismádhal were said to have been born in their namesake months, but the other six sons were not. In other words, the third son, Eriphírvean, was born in the tenth month of the Arathracian Calendar, but the third month of the Arathracian Year, Gandia, is named after him. According to a later legend the various sons died each in his namesake's month, but this legend is considered spurious by the modern Arathracian Church.


Eight Sons of Aireánnau
Order Name Year of Birth Month of Birth Remark Wife Month Namesake
1 Erithráigean 225 Thragia (1st) First Demi-Mortal Ruler of Yophenthean Kingdom Saint Nave Thragia, 1st month of AC
2 Erigándor 226 Gandia (3rd) Chief Warrior to Erithráigean Saint Signe Gandia, 3rd month of AC
3 Eriphírvean 228 Irguvia (10th) Counselor to Erithráigean Saint Nemus Phirvia, 5th month of AC
4 Erichmédhean 229 Nemusia (6th) Chief Sacrificer for Erithráigean Saint Kerele Fedhia, 7th month of AC
5 Erismádhal 231 Sigia (4th) Great Warrior, great smith Saint Irguve Smadhia, 9th month of AC
6 Erigweidh 232 Irguvia (10th) Chief Messenger Saint Haspe Gweidhia, 11th month of AC
7 Erréagal 234 Navia (2nd) Chief of Chiefs to Erithráigean Saint Rame Reagia, 13th month of AC
8 Erisélean 235 Ursia (16th) Chief Guide and Light to Erithráigean Saint Ursea Selia, 15th month of AC

See Also

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