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'''Wanan''' is a [[w:pantheist]] [[Kalam|Kalami]] [[w:|religion]] and [[w:|philosophy]] that originated in southern [[Samay]] around [[450 TT]].
'''Wanan''' is a [[w:pantheist|pantheist]] [[Kalam|Kalami]] [[w:|religion]] and [[w:|philosophy]] that originated in southern [[Samay]] around [[450 TT]].
== History ==
== History ==
Developed from the teachings of '''Wanu Taka''', born sometime among 450 TT up until [[379 TT]], the first spiritual leader of Wanan, who was succeeded by 12 other '''Taka Hote''', who served as spiritual leaders trough the days of the '''Wakai''' community's time as a quasi-confederate force.
Developed from the teachings of '''Wanu Taka''', born sometime among 450 TT up until [[379 TT]], the first spiritual leader of Wanan, who was succeeded by 12 other '''Taka Hote''', who served as spiritual leaders trough the days of the '''Wakai''' community's time as a quasi-confederate force.
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Wanan is a pantheist Kalami religion and philosophy that originated in southern Samay around 450 TT.

History

Developed from the teachings of Wanu Taka, born sometime among 450 TT up until 379 TT, the first spiritual leader of Wanan, who was succeeded by 12 other Taka Hote, who served as spiritual leaders trough the days of the Wakai community's time as a quasi-confederate force.

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