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'''Makaism''' (also '''Makaianism''') is a |
'''Makaism''' (also '''Makaianism''') is a broad term that refers to the majority polytheistic [[religion]] of the [[Kalam|Kalami state]]. It mainly centers around the veneration of idols representing natural forces whom themselves form part of the universe. |
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Though Kalami history previous to the [[Kalami alliance|Kalami alliance's]] unification isn't well known, it can be inferred Makaist religious practice is a structure originating from the tradition of the [[Maichun people]] and their clans. |
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The official Makaist doctrine depicts the universe as an infinite, atemporal space and begins when the forces of said universe form into one anthropomoprhic deity known as ''Makamaka''. Makamaka would spend an unspecified amount of, learning everything there is to know about the world, becoming ancient and wise. At the peak of its wisdom, Makamaka is satisfied with its life and trough means of "ancient, inconceivable magics", ends its own life. |
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Makaism (also Makaianism) is a broad term that refers to the majority polytheistic religion of the Kalami state. It mainly centers around the veneration of idols representing natural forces whom themselves form part of the universe.
History
Though Kalami history previous to the Kalami alliance's unification isn't well known, it can be inferred Makaist religious practice is a structure originating from the tradition of the Maichun people and their clans.