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In [[Modern Age|modern times]], the Church petitioned to [[Sarapis]] to move the basilica to northwestern Shallam. The first modern, formal [[marriage|wedding]] was held here in the year 196 AF in the Wedding Chamber of [[Maya]] between Changcoix and Morlana. Some years later, in 217 AF, the Goddess [[Aurora]] helped to organise a choir for [[orphans]] to join, overseen by [[Handel]], the Choirmaster in the [[Chamber of Celestial Harmony]].
In [[Modern Age|modern times]], the Church petitioned to [[Sarapis]] to move the basilica to northwestern Shallam. The first modern, formal [[marriage|wedding]] was held here in the year 196 AF in the Wedding Chamber of [[Maya]] between Changcoix and Morlana. Some years later, in 217 AF, the Goddess [[Aurora]] helped to organise a choir for [[orphans]] to join, overseen by [[Handel]], the Choirmaster in the [[Chamber of Celestial Harmony]].


Tragedy befell the basilica in 288 AF when it was destroyed in events surrounding the coming of [[Varian|Other]] and the [[Aetolian Saga]]. However, thanks to the efforts of the [[Gods]] [[Lorielan]] and [[Pentharian]], the Chrysalis Basilica was rebuilt in 301 AF, the new floor plan larger and more airy than the first. Twin graceful towers{{--}}the western tower and Tower of the [[Luminai]]{{--}}flanked a gleaming nave which terminated in a gold-wreathed apse, the spiritual heart of the Church. It was here that the [[Holy Codex]] and later [[Codex of Light]] were ensconced upon a pillar of light. The Basilican gardens were extensive, dotted with fountains, paths, and a man-made lake.
Tragedy befell the basilica in 288 AF when it was destroyed in events surrounding the coming of [[Varian|Other]] and the [[Aetolian Saga]]. However, thanks to the efforts of the [[Gods]] [[Lorielan]] and [[Pentharian]], the Chrysalis Basilica was rebuilt in 301 AF, the new floor plan larger and more airy than the first. Twin graceful towers{{--}}the western tower and Tower of the [[Luminai]]{{--}}flanked a gleaming nave which terminated in a gold-wreathed apse, the spiritual heart of the Church. It was here that the [[Holy Codex]] and later [[Codex of Light]] were ensconced upon a pillar of light. The [[Basilican Library]] nearby was a centre of learning for all of Shallam while the extensive Basilican gardens{{--}}dotted with fountains, paths, and a man-made lake{{--}}were made for contemplation of metaphysical matters.


The Chrysalis Basilica remained the stronghold of Good until Miraman 568 AF, when it was disintegrated by the [[Te'Serra]] preceding the formation of the crystalline [[Citadel of Light]]. The [[High Altar of Pasiphae]] was raised to upon the empty commemorate the first Rite of Passing, the altar itself later lost with the destruction of Shallam in 612 AF.
The Chrysalis Basilica remained the stronghold of Good until Miraman 568 AF, when it was disintegrated by the [[Te'Serra]] preceding the formation of the crystalline [[Citadel of Light]]. The [[High Altar of Pasiphae]] was raised to upon the empty commemorate the first Rite of Passing, the altar itself later lost with the destruction of Shallam in 612 AF.


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