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The seven Lords of Light are part of a very ancient religion that according to [[Kalama]]n epics was practiced by the ruling elite and the [[titans]] throughout the [[antediluvian]] world and persists today among the [[Amandal Dwarves]]. The most prominent divinity is [[Satrimah Culcávah]]. The other divinities in this hebdomad are [[Bersabee]], divinity of creation, childbirth, service, [[Kuriodoulos]], divinity of mastery and slavery, and duality, [[Orion Pharao]], divinity of colossal greatness, majesty, and creation, [[Illuminius]], divinity of new-born stars and light, [[Yatis Ultorrë]], divinity of law, learning, and writing, and [[G'thebtah]], divinity of Hermetic Wisdom, Occult Knowledge, and Magic. Some scholars see a connection between the Lords of Light and the original Phœnix divinity worshiped among the Amandal Dwarves which became the origin of the [[Aurician Cult of the Golden Phœnice]]. | The seven Lords of Light are part of a very ancient religion that according to [[Kalama]]n epics was practiced by the ruling elite and the [[titans]] throughout the [[antediluvian]] world and persists today among the [[Amandal Dwarves]]. The most prominent divinity is [[Satrimah Culcávah]]. The other divinities in this hebdomad are [[Bersabee]], divinity of creation, childbirth, service, [[Kuriodoulos]], divinity of mastery and slavery, and duality, [[Orion Pharao]], divinity of colossal greatness, majesty, and creation, [[Illuminius]], divinity of new-born stars and light, [[Yatis Ultorrë]], divinity of law, learning, and writing, and [[G'thebtah]], divinity of Hermetic Wisdom, Occult Knowledge, and Magic. Some scholars see a connection between the Lords of Light and the original Phœnix divinity worshiped among the Amandal Dwarves which became the origin of the [[Aurician Cult of the Golden Phœnice]]. | ||
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| + | Much of our knowledge of their worship was recorded and studied by ancient Kalaman scholars in the third millennium before [[Salkmakhamer]]. | ||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
| + | *[[Lords of Creation]] | ||
*[[Nine Medibgóëse Muses]] | *[[Nine Medibgóëse Muses]] | ||
*[[Satrimah Culcávah]] | *[[Satrimah Culcávah]] | ||
Revision as of 12:32, 16 February 2020
The seven Lords of Light are part of a very ancient religion that according to Kalaman epics was practiced by the ruling elite and the titans throughout the antediluvian world and persists today among the Amandal Dwarves. The most prominent divinity is Satrimah Culcávah. The other divinities in this hebdomad are Bersabee, divinity of creation, childbirth, service, Kuriodoulos, divinity of mastery and slavery, and duality, Orion Pharao, divinity of colossal greatness, majesty, and creation, Illuminius, divinity of new-born stars and light, Yatis Ultorrë, divinity of law, learning, and writing, and G'thebtah, divinity of Hermetic Wisdom, Occult Knowledge, and Magic. Some scholars see a connection between the Lords of Light and the original Phœnix divinity worshiped among the Amandal Dwarves which became the origin of the Aurician Cult of the Golden Phœnice.
Much of our knowledge of their worship was recorded and studied by ancient Kalaman scholars in the third millennium before Salkmakhamer.
See Also
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