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== 1. Earthly Period (Prophet's War and Crusades) == | == 1. Earthly Period (Prophet's War and Crusades) == | ||
The periods directly preceding and including Alexandria and her Mission. Seen as the completion of a cycle of events foretold in the fragmentary remains of the writings of Alabar Tremaline, a veteran of the First War blinded, maddened, and cursed with foresight for watching the Eight reveal their full Majesty during their final, fatal assault. Generally dated with the beginning of Antioch's Usurptation though Alexandria's Crusades and eventual Martyrdom. The source of the major schism between the Petaran Heterodox and the Alexandrian Orthodoxy come from the nature of the surprising Intervention of the normally religiously antagonistic [[Petaran Empire]] on the side of Alexandria, thanks to the Usurptation and rapid consolidation of power in the hands of one of Alexandria's early but estranged advisers, [[Sayid ibn Maimun]], who had united the Petaran and Bedowyld peoples into a single Empire armed with a weak claim of marriage to the youngest daughter of the Petaran Emperor and claiming to be the reincarnation of an ancient, Pharaohnic personage and after assembling and winning a Civil War with the aid of a unified Bedowyld people. | The periods directly preceding and including Alexandria and her Mission. Seen as the completion of a cycle of events foretold in the fragmentary remains of the writings of [[Alabar Tremaline]], a veteran of the First War blinded, maddened, and cursed with foresight for watching the Eight reveal their full Majesty during their final, fatal assault. Generally dated with the beginning of Antioch's Usurptation though Alexandria's Crusades and eventual Martyrdom. The source of the major schism between the Petaran Heterodox and the Alexandrian Orthodoxy come from the nature of the surprising Intervention of the normally religiously antagonistic [[Petaran Empire]] on the side of Alexandria, thanks to the Usurptation and rapid consolidation of power in the hands of one of Alexandria's early but estranged advisers, [[Sayid ibn Maimun]], who had united the Petaran and Bedowyld peoples into a single Empire armed with a weak claim of marriage to the youngest daughter of the Petaran Emperor and claiming to be the reincarnation of an ancient, Pharaohnic personage and after assembling and winning a Civil War with the aid of a unified Bedowyld people. | ||
See [[Antioch]], [[Sayid ibn Maimun]], [[Mythrian Arabelle]], and other materials related to [[First Stand]], [[Prophets' War]] and [[Alexandria's Crusade]] | See [[Antioch]], [[Sayid ibn Maimun]], [[Mythrian Arabelle]], and other materials related to [[First Stand]], [[Prophets' War]] and [[Alexandria's Crusade]] | ||