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The Divarquía

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	==The Divarquía==		==The Divarquía==

	[[File:Divarquía.png\|thumb\|~~100px~~\|left\|''Divarquía'']]		[[File:Divarquía.png\|thumb\|140px\|left\|''Divarquía'']]

	The symbol of Divara is the Divarquía which represents the five gods. Alturión sits outside, encompassing the others. The next is Lunara. Below her are Velessa and Solvár, with Ruvén at the bottom.		The symbol of Divara is the Divarquía which represents the five gods. Alturión sits outside, encompassing the others. The next is Lunara. Below her are Velessa and Solvár, with Ruvén at the bottom.

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The Divarquía

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	[[File:Divarquía.png\|thumb\|100px\|left\|''Divarquía'']]		[[File:Divarquía.png\|thumb\|100px\|left\|''Divarquía'']]

	The symbol of Divara is Divarquía which represents the five gods. Alturión ~~sites~~ outside, encompassing the others. The next is Lunara. Below her are Velessa and Solvár, with Ruvén at the bottom.		The symbol of Divara is the Divarquía which represents the five gods. Alturión sits outside, encompassing the others. The next is Lunara. Below her are Velessa and Solvár, with Ruvén at the bottom.

	==Oaths==		==Oaths==

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The Sagrapenta

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	Festival: ''La Marcha de Silencio'' — people walk barefoot before dawn, in silence, to honour his sacrifices.		Festival: ''La Marcha de Silencio'' — people walk barefoot before dawn, in silence, to honour his sacrifices.

	==The ~~Sagrapenta~~==		==The Divarquía==

	[[File:~~Sagrapenta~~.png\|thumb\|100px\|left\|''~~Sagrapenta~~']]		[[File:Divarquía.png\|thumb\|100px\|left\|''Divarquía'']]

	The symbol of Divara is the ~~inverted pentagon known as~~ the ~~Sagrapenta~~. The ~~name comes from ''sagra'' (sacred)~~ and ~~''penta'' (five). Unlike~~ the ~~[[Calcendi]], it is rarely ornamented, usually being shown as a simple shape~~.		The symbol of Divara is Divarquía which represents the five gods. Alturión sites outside, encompassing the others. The next is Lunara. Below her are Velessa and Solvár, with Ruvén at the bottom.

	==Oaths==		==Oaths==

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	Divara is the sole religion of Altierra. It was created by [[Aldonza de Bracamonte]] soon after the Spanish settlers arrived in Altierra, replacing Christianity. It is observed by almost all of the population and considered high important.		Divara is the sole religion of Altierra. It was created by [[Aldonza de Bracamonte]] soon after the Spanish settlers arrived in Altierra, replacing Christianity. It is observed by almost all of the population and considered high important.

	'''Note:''' Divara is the belief system of gods and chants; the institution that practises and enforces it is [[~~Illarion~~]].		'''Note:''' Divara is the belief system of gods and chants; the institution that practises and enforces it is [[Illarión]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

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History

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	Her forceful personality, virtually a cult leader, enabled her to convert the Spanish to the new belief.		Her forceful personality, virtually a cult leader, enabled her to convert the Spanish to the new belief.

			See [[Creation of Divara\|the Creation of Divara]].

	[[Category:In Progress]]		[[Category:In Progress]]

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The Sagrapenta

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	==The Sagrapenta==		==The Sagrapenta==

	[[File:Sagrapenta.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|100px\|left\|''Sagrapenta']]		[[File:Sagrapenta.png\|thumb\|100px\|left\|''Sagrapenta']]

	The symbol of Divara is the inverted pentagon known as the Sagrapenta. The name comes from ''sagra'' (sacred) and ''penta'' (five). Unlike the [[Calcendi]], it is rarely ornamented, usually being shown as a simple shape.		The symbol of Divara is the inverted pentagon known as the Sagrapenta. The name comes from ''sagra'' (sacred) and ''penta'' (five). Unlike the [[Calcendi]], it is rarely ornamented, usually being shown as a simple shape.

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The Sagrapenta

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	==The Sagrapenta==		==The Sagrapenta==

	[[File:~~Calcendi_simple_circle~~.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|~~right~~\|''~~Simple Calcendi'~~']]		[[File:Sagrapenta.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|left\|''Sagrapenta']]

	The symbol of Divara is the inverted pentagon known as the Sagrapenta. The name comes from ''sagra'' (sacred) and ''penta'' (five). Unlike the [[Calcendi]], it is rarely ornamented, usually being shown as a simple shape.		The symbol of Divara is the inverted pentagon known as the Sagrapenta. The name comes from ''sagra'' (sacred) and ''penta'' (five). Unlike the [[Calcendi]], it is rarely ornamented, usually being shown as a simple shape.

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The Sagrapenta

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	==The Sagrapenta==		==The Sagrapenta==

			[[File:Calcendi_simple_circle.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|right\|''Simple Calcendi'']]

	The symbol of Divara is the inverted pentagon known as the Sagrapenta. The name comes from ''sagra'' (sacred) and ''penta'' (five). Unlike the [[Calcendi]], it is rarely ornamented, usually being shown as a simple shape.		The symbol of Divara is the inverted pentagon known as the Sagrapenta. The name comes from ''sagra'' (sacred) and ''penta'' (five). Unlike the [[Calcendi]], it is rarely ornamented, usually being shown as a simple shape.

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The Pentagon

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	Festival: ''La Marcha de Silencio'' — people walk barefoot before dawn, in silence, to honour his sacrifices.		Festival: ''La Marcha de Silencio'' — people walk barefoot before dawn, in silence, to honour his sacrifices.

	==The ~~Pentagon~~==		==The Sagrapenta==

	The symbol of Divara is the ~~upside down~~ pentagon:		The symbol of Divara is the inverted pentagon known as the Sagrapenta. The name comes from ''sagra'' (sacred) and ''penta'' (five). Unlike the [[Calcendi]], it is rarely ornamented, usually being shown as a simple shape.

	==Oaths==		==Oaths==

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The Calcendi

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	Festival: ''La Marcha de Silencio'' — people walk barefoot before dawn, in silence, to honour his sacrifices.		Festival: ''La Marcha de Silencio'' — people walk barefoot before dawn, in silence, to honour his sacrifices.

	==The ~~Calcendi~~==		==The Pentagon==

	~~[[File:Calcendi_simple_circle.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|right\|''Simple Calcendi'']]~~		The symbol of Divara is the upside down pentagon:

	The symbol of Divara is the [[Calcendi]] – combining ''cáliz'' (chalice) with ''encendido'' (lit/kindled/aflame), this name directly evokes the image of the chalice that is actively burning with the divine flame. It represents Alturión creating the universe via a fire in the empty bowl that existed before.

	The symbol began as a chalice with flames inside, drawn from the original practice of literally burning a substance inside a chalice. It then simplified so that the present symbol is only barely recognisable as such.

	~~Some depictions of the Calcendi are very elaborate but the Priestesses prefer the simpler versions.~~

	==Oaths==		==Oaths==