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{{this}} was | {{this}} was a Ter’alaru god of winter. According to their beliefs, he was the one who brought snow and cold to the world. His arrival typically coincided with the winter festival, held on the first day of [[Enu Calendar|Shigarzur]], the month named in his honor. | ||
The [[Ter'alaru]] followers once disliked him because he brought an end to autumn, the season of harvest and brought in the cold and dark of winter. Yet, they also understood that winter was necessary, since only through its passing could spring return and the cycle of growth begin again. | The [[Ter'alaru]] followers once disliked him because he brought an end to autumn, the season of harvest and brought in the cold and dark of winter. Yet, they also understood that winter was necessary, since only through its passing could spring return and the cycle of growth begin again. | ||
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| Titles | The Winter The Cold The God of the Winter The Cold One |
|---|---|
| Pantheon | Ter'alaru |
| Portfolio | Winter Snow Ice |
| Demesne | Air Change Cold Time |
| Gender | Male |
Shigarzur was a Ter’alaru god of winter. According to their beliefs, he was the one who brought snow and cold to the world. His arrival typically coincided with the winter festival, held on the first day of Shigarzur, the month named in his honor.
The Ter'alaru followers once disliked him because he brought an end to autumn, the season of harvest and brought in the cold and dark of winter. Yet, they also understood that winter was necessary, since only through its passing could spring return and the cycle of growth begin again.