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Kadarism is a polytheistic faith. All of the gods of Kadarism were once either Leaders of the [[Akarian Confederation]] or [[Living Kings]] of the [[Kingdom of Akaria]]. Whenever there is a current Living King he is considered both a moral man who bears his name and a god who is an incarnation of the abstact Living King it is only after he dies that his name is added to the pantheon as an independent god.
Kadarism is a polytheistic faith. All of the gods of Kadarism were once either Leaders of the [[Akarian Confederation]] or [[Living Kings]] of the [[Kingdom of Akaria]]. Whenever there is a current Living King he is considered both a moral man who bears his name and a god who is an incarnation of the abstact Living King it is only after he dies that his name is added to the pantheon as an independent god.
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Kadarism is the most widely practiced Akarian Religion. The religion is based on a series of living god-kings who die and ascend into their pantheon.

Overview

The followers of Kadarism are called Kadarists.

Kadarism is a polytheistic faith. All of the gods of Kadarism were once either Leaders of the Akarian Confederation or Living Kings of the Kingdom of Akaria. Whenever there is a current Living King he is considered both a moral man who bears his name and a god who is an incarnation of the abstact Living King it is only after he dies that his name is added to the pantheon as an independent god.

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