List of Pytharnian Sunfathers

The Schism of the Arathracian Church took place in the twelfth century, resulting in two holy sees, the Holy See of Yophénthë and the Holy See of Trevirs. The schism lasted until the twenty fifth century (2400's) when ostensibly the two churches were reconciled.

10th to 11th Centuries (991 to 1199)

Order	Image	Regnal Name	Birth	Years of Reign	Length of Reign	Death	Remarks
1		Bambdringot the Pure	1028	1082 to 1098	~16	1098	First Pytharnian Sunfather, author of Bambdringotine Principle, aka Bambdringot I
2		Cucháreal I		1098 to 1115	~17	1115
3		Gioadh I		1115 to 1124	~9	1124
4		Ambreagal I		1115 to 1124	~3	1124
5		Dreamag I		1127 to 1134	~7	1134
6		Fihearn I		1134 to 1156	~2	1156
7		Fancudhreal I		1156 to 1168	~12	1168
8		Erithraichreal		1168 to 1176	~18	1176
9		[[ ]]		1176 to 1199	~23	1176
10		[[ ]]		1199 to 1205	~6	1205

Ecclesiastical Names

Ambreagal Ambry Cucháreal Dreamag Erithraichreal Fancudhreal Fihearn Gioadh Glamdreal Gry Hardheal Nimthodeal (also spelled Nimthodel) Siogdeama Thrastuve

Chronology of Pytharnian Church

1100's: Early 1100's, Schism of Erechórebese and Pytharnian Churches

1,200 to 1,300: Struggle for Doctrinal Plurality with Erechórebese Rite

1,600 to 1,800: schisms within Pytharnian Church; Amyrn, Bryndyd, Trevirs

1,900 to 2,300’s: submission and absence due to Chaos Rulers.

2,400’s: Militant Erechórebese Inquisition; Submission to Erechórebese Rite, end of Pytharnian Church as independent body

2,417: Pytharnian Sunfather goes into exile

2,438: Re-establishment of Pytharnian Sunfather

2,452: Re-established Sunfather slain in religious war

2,577: Doctrine of Priestess of Magdala

Erechórebese Sunfather, Reagal V, 2407 to 2421, author of Erechórebese Sunfather, Erithragal IV (2,461 to 2,478)

See Also

• Arathracian Erechórebese Church
• Arathracian Pytharnian Church
• Bambdringotine Principle
• List of Arathracian Ecclesiastical Names
• List of the Rulers of Magdala
• List of Yophenthean Rulers of Erechóreb
• Erechórebese Sunfather
• Pytharnian Sunfather
• Schism of the Erechórebese and Pytharnian Churches