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'''Megara the Valentian''' (251–223 [[Elyrian calendar|PC]]), known in [[Vayonism|Vayonistic]] theology as '''Megara the Enlighter''', was an Elyrian priestess and theologian. Martyred at the order of Emperor Daevon I Meronid, her {{wp|nativism|nativist}} and {{wp|religious fundamentalism|fundamentalist}} religious beliefs would grow in popularity until their official adoption by the Empire in 152 [[Elyrian calendar|PC]], starting the period known as the [[Smashing of the Idols]]. She is venerated as an [[Augurs of the Faith|augur]] by the [[Ecumenical Vayonism|Ecumenical Communion]] and other Vayonistic denominations, and carries the role of sole {{wp|prophet}} in various non-Vayonic denominations. | '''Megara the Valentian''' (251–223 [[Elyrian calendar|PC]]), known in [[Vayonism|Vayonistic]] theology as '''Megara the Enlighter''', was an Elyrian priestess and theologian. Martyred at the order of Emperor Daevon I Meronid, her {{wp|nativism|nativist}} and {{wp|religious fundamentalism|fundamentalist}} religious beliefs would grow in popularity until their official adoption by the Empire in 152 [[Elyrian calendar|PC]], starting the period known as the [[Smashing of the Idols]]. She is venerated as an [[Augurs of the Faith|augur]] by the [[Ecumenical Vayonism|Ecumenical Communion]] and other Vayonistic denominations, and carries the role of sole {{wp|prophet}} in various non-Vayonic denominations. | ||
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Megara the Enlighter | |
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Born | c. 251 PC Assina, Valentia, Elyrian Empire |
Died | Highfrost 19, 223 PC Elyria, Elyrian Empire |
Venerated in | Ecumenical Vayonism, other Vayonistic denominations, various non-Vayonic denominations |
Megara the Valentian (251–223 PC), known in Vayonistic theology as Megara the Enlighter, was an Elyrian priestess and theologian. Martyred at the order of Emperor Daevon I Meronid, her nativist and fundamentalist religious beliefs would grow in popularity until their official adoption by the Empire in 152 PC, starting the period known as the Smashing of the Idols. She is venerated as an augur by the Ecumenical Communion and other Vayonistic denominations, and carries the role of sole prophet in various non-Vayonic denominations.