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गास्सिस्म | |
 Religious symbol of Gaism, the Kharandan Wheel. | |
| Religion | |
| Deity | Kuladara |
| Festival | रंगहरुको पर्व (Festival of Colour) 19th April गैनाना (Gainana) 25th October जुराटोली (Juratoli) 15th December |
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| Founder | the Khaddic Dynasty |
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Gaism (Guy-is-um, or Gaiei|Mahanan: गास्सिस्म) is a religion that originates in the Ghobari Valley of Mahana. The religion is based around the worship and following of the bovine god of Kuladara and her teachings. The religion is spread through much of Oriental Europa, however is most prominent in the religions 'Holy Land' of Mahana. Gaism encompasses a variety of traditions, beliefs and spiritual practices largely based on the original teachings of Kuladara.
