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====Key Dates====
====Key Dates====
;<--Day--> of <--Month--> - <--reason for importance-->
;1st of the 2nd Month:''Baithur's Day'' - The flowers of spring are in full bloom, and wysps buzz about spreading pollen and gathering sweet nectar. Baithur, the god of Love and Male Sexuality, is at his prime, and men wishing to marry often make proposals on this day.
 
====Church Hierarchy====
;Holy Seat:<--where is the central authority-->
 
;Pontiff:<--top cleric in the hierarchy-->
 
;Cardinals:
 
;Archbishops:
 
;Bishops:
 
;Priest:
 
;Acolytes:
 
;Laity:


====Clerical Orders====
====Clerical Orders====
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Latest revision as of 17:12, 21 December 2021

Baithur - Watercolour by King fisher Arts

About

<--Brief description of the religion including cultural connections, and regions where it exists.-->

First Appearance

<--Description of the origins of the faith.-->

Baithur

Other Names
Baithur
Waejiran god of true love, sexuality, and marriage, a role he shares with Aesat. He is the shape-shifting twin brother and lover of Aesat. Baithur was fathered by Qeinor and birthed by Silat. Baithur is usually depicted as an attractive man with a beard, a circlet of flowers about his head, and typically paired with Aesat.

Key Dates

1st of the 2nd Month
Baithur's Day - The flowers of spring are in full bloom, and wysps buzz about spreading pollen and gathering sweet nectar. Baithur, the god of Love and Male Sexuality, is at his prime, and men wishing to marry often make proposals on this day.

Clerical Orders

<--Order-->
<--Brief description-->

Fighting Orders

<--Order-->
<--Brief description-->

Tenets of the Faith

<--basic beliefs structures-->

Heresies

<--Sectarianism-->
<--Briefly describe heretical ideas or behaviours-->


The Celestial Realm

Other Names
<--describe the realms as perceived and depicted by believers.-->

Divine Servitors

Other Names

<--Saints-->

Persons

<--list of related persons past and present-->

Stories

<--list of related stories-->

See Also

Baithur's Bloom