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Featured Article Map of the Major Isbajutha in the Pallathantic Region Also known as the Psychic Crusades, the Isbajutha (plural, from Khahonri 'sebejeh,' to fight against with intention; singular isbajath), are the series of calculated wars that brought to an end the dominions of the great Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages. The Isbajutha consist of the general psychic crusades demanded by the then-ruling Incarnandina and the lesser psychic crusades, each general Isbajath (psychic crusade) being designated with a number and each lesser isbajath designated with a non-numeric name. Numerous other conflicts arose during the Isbajutha as the worship of chaos and the practice of chaos magic had become firmly entrenched throughout the Pallathantic Region. The Shenimite Incarnandists, their converts, and their allies in the Arathracian Church followed an organized program aimed at eliminating the chaos leaders with immense success. The extirpation and exile of the most egregious leaders of the chaos movement fell even more swiftly on the Pallathantic than the speed with which chaos cults arose and flourished in the Middle Ages. Practitioners, priests, and cultist of chaos not slain or converted through the Isbajutha fled into hiding, sometimes with great irony, concealing themselves and their works in the very places of refuge where they had driven Incarnandists and others during the former rule of the princes of chaos. (Full Article...) Did you know... Did you know that the Zavia Effect is so named for the swineherd Zavia who could cure sick swine, ward off wolves, and cause villagers to suffer uncontrollable flatulence? Did you know that trollscrift can mean petroglyphs carved into natural stone by trolls or more frequently petroglyphs made by other humanlikes to frighten trolls from the area? Did you know that Prince Ulcanov placed his various bodily members and organs in different containers when he slept through the night, his soul voyaging through alien realms beyond our own? Did you know that Harmonism is the common religious practice throughout the Pallathantic Region of simultaneously honoring the gods and Saints of the Old Religion, the Arathracian Religion, and the Incarnandist Religion without acknowledging the supremacy of any ecclesiastical hierarchy? Did you know that the Ebercus Papyrus, held under lock and key in the Tasmogium Collection at the Alchemical College of the Magdalanate, is named after the family of an Ithatian treasure-hunter who inherited it? Did you know The Grand Shadew Canal describes the system of five locks used to circumvent the cataracts of the Shadew River as it passes through the Shadmaus, the high mountain valleys of Transalpine Agogia?

Featured Pictures Artist's depiction of an Aurician Senatorial Throne The Noble Republic of Aurice is ruled by the Noble Senate. The Senators preside in the Curial Palace on a platform called the Mensary and sit on very high thrones requiring a ladder to ascend. Archpatriarchy of Tiomaire The Flag of the Archpatriarchy of Tiomaire and many other flags can be found on the Flags of Asdar page. Recommended Articles These articles are recommended for gaining a better understanding of the history and background of the world of Asdar. Antediluvian Age is dated to before the mythical Flood of Aturyanda Aurice is the largest imperial power of the eastern Pallathantic Great Flood of Aturyanda Great Sky War brought about the end of the New Kalikán Empire and established the basis for the nations of the modern Pallathantic Isbajutha Terrible conflicts waged by the Incarnandist warriors against the rule of the Chaos Leaders Salmakhamer Religious reformer who some three thousand years ago restored worship in the Isxinthion Gods About World of Asdar A bit about this wiki and the creator

Featured List The records of Kalama provide us a sequence of eleven kingdoms, each composed of numerous dynasties and reaching back unthinkably into the past. Scholars generally accept the historicity of the king lists from the sixth millennium before Salmakhamer towards the present. Rulers before this time are considered legendary or semi-legendary. Non-native and some native scholars regard the historicity of the Sanjasthanite Kingdoms with much skepticism believing it to be completely or largely fabricated. (See Full Article...)

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