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Miraman 24th, 568 AF saw the end of the Church era. A string of miraculous signs in the six city-states followed a prophecy by Imithia, leading to divine symbols appearing in the air above the Chrysalis Basilica and Shallamese Royal Palace, creating a silent explosion which bathed Sapience in its incandescence. A spire of emerald appeared in its afterglow, dubbed the [[Citadel of Light]], a symbol of the union of church and state. The Citadel itself was destroyed along with the rest of Shallam in 612 AF. | Miraman 24th, 568 AF saw the end of the Church era. A string of miraculous signs in the six city-states followed a prophecy by Imithia, leading to divine symbols appearing in the air above the Chrysalis Basilica and Shallamese Royal Palace, creating a silent explosion which bathed Sapience in its incandescence. A spire of emerald appeared in its afterglow, dubbed the [[Citadel of Light]], a symbol of the union of church and state. The Citadel itself was destroyed along with the rest of Shallam in 612 AF. | ||
The Church's influence settled into [[Cyrene]] for over two centuries in the form of the [[Lumeni|Ordine Vashnar Lumeni]], a community of Cyrenian devotion users. After the fall of Shallam, it continued through the founding of Targossas until the [[Bloodsworn Gods]] abolished the order in the 630s. | |||
==Prelates== | ==Prelates== | ||