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===Deity===
===Aesat===
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:Waejiran goddess of true love, sexuality, and marriage. The lover and twin sister of [[Baithur]], Aesat is a known shape-shifter, as true love can take any form. Aesat was fathered by [[Qeinor]] and birthed by [[Silat]]. Aesat is usually depicted as an attractive woman with a wreath of flowers in her hair, and almost always accompanied by Baithur.


====Key Dates====
====Key Dates====

Revision as of 20:03, 19 April 2021

Aesat - 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.-->

Aesat

Other Names
Aesat
Waejiran goddess of true love, sexuality, and marriage. The lover and twin sister of Baithur, Aesat is a known shape-shifter, as true love can take any form. Aesat was fathered by Qeinor and birthed by Silat. Aesat is usually depicted as an attractive woman with a wreath of flowers in her hair, and almost always accompanied by Baithur.

Key Dates

<--Day--> of <--Month--> - <--reason for importance-->

Church Hierarchy

Holy Seat
<--where is the central authority-->
Pontiff
<--top cleric in the hierarchy-->
Cardinals
Archbishops
Bishops
Priest
Acolytes
Laity

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

<--list of links to related pages-->