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== History == | == History == | ||
By Humanity 82 the Cult of the Royal Gens had began to waver. Many temples and clergies among the common folk had began to recognize the orthodox teachings of the Highpriest, some even leaving the Cult entirely. In order to prevent the further influence of rival powers King Æthelbald II began a mass persecution of adherents to [[the Highpriest]]s church. | By Humanity 82 the Cult of the Royal Gens had began to waver. Many temples and clergies among the common folk had began to recognize the orthodox teachings of the Highpriest, some even leaving the Cult entirely. In order to prevent the further influence of rival powers King Æthelbald II soon began a mass persecution of adherents to [[the Highpriest]]s church. | ||
In retaliation, a host led by [[Judge Gideon]] was sent to annex Bel-Ka-Trazet. After a prolonged and grueling struggle the Trazian legion fell to the Judges tribunal. As of Humanity 90, Bel-Ka-Trazet operated as an independent diocese in the church of the Highpriest. | In retaliation, a host led by [[Judge Gideon]] was sent to annex Bel-Ka-Trazet. After a prolonged and grueling struggle the Trazian legion fell to the Judges tribunal. As of Humanity 90, Bel-Ka-Trazet operated as an independent diocese in the church of the Highpriest. | ||
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| Bel-Ka-Trazet | |
|---|---|
| Government | Absolute theocratic monarchy |
| Ruler | Rædwald Kambald (de Jure), Judge Miriam (de Facto) |
| Capital | Kent Kand |
| Location | The Unapproachable South |
| Demonym | Trazian |
Bel-Ka-Trazet was a successor state to the Thrasian Empire located on the isthmus between the Nameless Lands and the Unapproachable South.
Toponymy
The name of Bel-Ka-Trazet is a compound phrase which translates as "The Seat of the Kingdom of Thrasos"
Culture
Trazians were unique for holding the royal family to a near divine veneration. Statues of kings and queens shared platform with the gods in temples, and many thought the monarch capable of performing miracles. After the annexing of Bel-Ka-Trazet, however, idolatry of the king and royal family was forbidden under the Highpriest law.
History
By Humanity 82 the Cult of the Royal Gens had began to waver. Many temples and clergies among the common folk had began to recognize the orthodox teachings of the Highpriest, some even leaving the Cult entirely. In order to prevent the further influence of rival powers King Æthelbald II soon began a mass persecution of adherents to the Highpriests church.
In retaliation, a host led by Judge Gideon was sent to annex Bel-Ka-Trazet. After a prolonged and grueling struggle the Trazian legion fell to the Judges tribunal. As of Humanity 90, Bel-Ka-Trazet operated as an independent diocese in the church of the Highpriest.