Quiernite Order
The Quiernite Order is the only order officially charged by the Incarnandist General Congregation with the mission of tracking the lineage of the Incarnandina by the principle of filastic ultimogeniture. The order provides all pertinent details to the general congregation who then certifies each Incarnandina. Saint Quiernus had devoutly kept and compiled records of the lineage of the Incarnandina. He made personal vows of celibacy. The elders of the congregation learned of his work and eventually charged him with creating the order that today is known by his name.
In 1317 AI, Quiernus established the Order.
The chapterhouse of the order today is the Eremetic Refuge of the Holy Pinnacle in Oliblish.
Saint Quiernus
b 1284, Tihaz, Jerushabla; d 1356, Refuge of the Last Holy Mother, Jerushabla. Incarnandist missionary to Zephasia, survived attempt on his life. He begins the order of the Quiernite Monks in 1335 in Jerushabla who trace the lineage of the Incarnandinas. Since this detailed prosopography involves much research, an order of monks is necessary. Any line of the Incarnandina could die without producing a female heir — thus the line of the Incarnandina would revert to any earlier suitable heiress.
Quiernus was descended from Yophenthean stock and his birth language was Ambrinquan. He learned Khahonri Language, Classical Yophenthean, and Ebinóëse. His mother was Incarnandist and his father of the Old Religion.
List of Quiernite Monasteries
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