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| + | According to [[Kalama]]n cosmology, Kuol Tuvar is the ancient world from which all life sprang and was thought to be at the heart of the [[Cosmic Tree]]. The [[Elder Races]] are thought to have originated from Kuol Tuvahr eons ago, long before the [[Flood of Aturyanda|Great Flood]]. Kuol Tuvahr is generally thought to be purely legendary by most scholars. [[Titanism|Titanists]] often cite Kuol Tuvahr as the homeworld of the first [[titans]]. [[Autochthonism|Autochthonists]] interpret Kuol Tuvahr as being a previous epoch of [[Asdarah]]'s existence. | ||
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| + | recommended pronunciation /ˑkwoːl tʊˑvɑːr/ | ||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
| + | *[[Brom Jolom]] | ||
*[[Elder Races]] | *[[Elder Races]] | ||
*[[Kalama]] | *[[Kalama]] | ||
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[[Category:Worlds]] | [[Category:Worlds]] | ||
[[Category:Worlds of the Starsea other than Asdar]] | [[Category:Worlds of the Starsea other than Asdar]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:07, 15 September 2024
According to Kalaman cosmology, Kuol Tuvar is the ancient world from which all life sprang and was thought to be at the heart of the Cosmic Tree. The Elder Races are thought to have originated from Kuol Tuvahr eons ago, long before the Great Flood. Kuol Tuvahr is generally thought to be purely legendary by most scholars. Titanists often cite Kuol Tuvahr as the homeworld of the first titans. Autochthonists interpret Kuol Tuvahr as being a previous epoch of Asdarah's existence.
recommended pronunciation /ˑkwoːl tʊˑvɑːr/
See Also
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