Triune of the Eternal Sanctimony and Their Chosen the Six Anchorites

Notess

Malvost (akota) (Akhoten)- Valor, Loyalty, Justice, Law, and Perseverance. He Who Upholds.

Veseros (samos) (Seset) - Wisdom, Knowledge, Learning, Divinity, and the Arts. He Who Was.

Antarius (Nectu) (Nehektu) - Compassion, Kinship, Honesty, Kindness, and Mercy He Who Protects.

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________  The Triune of the Eternal Sanctimony and Their Chosen the Six Anchorites, or as it is more colloquially referred to, the Triune, is a religious organization based on the highly influential teachings of the Six Anchorites and their triunic teachings. Anchorite Triunism, however, would exist for over a century before the formation of the actual Triune, and many decades after the Six Anchorite's lifetimes. Through a tumultuous history, the Triune has grown to be one of the most powerful and influential organizations in Oseros.

History
Gastro: the anchorites

Gastro: didnt form the triune

Gastro: but they did form the renian kingdom

Gastro: and

Gastro: anchorite triunism spread on its own naturally

Gastro: and by missionaries

Gastro: all across oseros

Gastro: and into the north

Gastro: and as the barbarians tribes

Gastro: became more civilized

Gastro: there were

Gastro: tons of different

Gastro: doctrines and creeds

Gastro: for triunism

Gastro: so the vicarant

Gastro: who was only the religious leader

Gastro: of the renian kingdom

Gastro: he wasnt like the vicarant of today

Gastro: he called for acouncil of all the triune heads in oseros who followed anchorite triunism

Gastro: and decided to unify all the doctrines

Gastro: into 1 official religion

Gastro: and it would be lead by the heavens chosen representative on earth

Gastro: which would become the vicarant

Gastro: and this is how the triune was formed

Gastro: and for many centuries the vicarants ruled from renia until it shifted to lenrois

The beginnings of what would become known as the legitimate Triune of the Eternal Sanctimony were the Six Anchorites, a band of both warriors and preachers who would become greatly influential in the southern provinces of the collasping Ozbar Empire.

Hierarchy
The Triune is split into two main groups, members of the Viconsul, the highest echelons of the Triune and serve as its rulers, and the Parish, who are local leaders and often more true to the religious principles of the faith.

Viconsul
The Viconsul, also sometimes called the Vicouncil, is the collection of all the Vicants and the Vicarant of the Triune. It only meets in order to make heavy decisions that require the input of all the leaders of the Triune, such as declarations of Crusades. Most affairs are left to the jurisdiction of the Vicarant.

Vicarant
The most powerful and notable figure within the Triune. It is he who decides most day-to-day decisions of the Triune as well as secular affairs. It is believed the Vicarant is given the right to rule the Triune by the Eternal Sanctimony itself.

Vicant
Directly under the Vicarant are the Vicants. They are assigned to a single kingdom or nation, usually one of their birth or where they once administrated in. Despite being the heart of the Triune, Lenrois still has his own Vicant seperate from the Vicarant. The relationship between the two has varied, some being stark enemies or good friends.

Parish
The lower rankings of the Triune priesthood. They are often not very wealthy, though some try to rise to through the ranks to gain the influence and power of the Viconsul.

Ministrator
The highest rank in the Parish and often work closely with the Vicants of their respective nation. They are similar to Asticars, but often work in under more prestigious lords, or manage Triunes within a large and populated city.

Asticar
Local administrators that manage multiple Triunes, usually over the entire territory of a single lord or their family. They often serve in more rural areas.

Rivan
Ministers of a single Triune, Rivans often do not hold much wealth or power. Rivans are usually impoverished priests themselves but are more genuine than the opulent upper echelons.

Monast
Monasts are a term used for the isolationist monks who devout their life to the Triune's teachings. They don't necessarily exist on the hierarchy, but do follow the Anchorite Triune's teachings and their law.