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'''Tamddaism''', also known as the '''Cult of Ishel''', is a {{wp|syncretism|syncretic}} sect of [[White Path|Sakbe]] originating in eastern [[Charnea]] in the early 18th century. It is one of the youngest major religions in the world and among the major branches of Sakbeism with more than 40 million adherents in Charnea and elsewhere in central [[Ajax#Scipia|Scipia]]. The sect emerged as an offshoot of the [[P'al]] community in eastern Scipia that migrated into the cities of the [[Ninva desert]]. The early years of the sect were overseen by the [[Desert Oracle]], an enigmatic [[Mutul|Mutulese]] religious figure regarded by modern Tamddaism as an immortal {{wp|prophet}}. As a splinter strand of the wider movement of Sakbeism in the Ozeros, Tamddaism retains versions of [[Mutul|Mutulese]] myths, deities, philosophies and religious practices introduced to the Charnean peoples by the Oracle. The Desert Oracle also incorporated the existing {{wp|Ancient Egyptian religion|ancient Deshritic pantheon}} and the {{wp|Traditional Berber religion|ancestral Tenerian beleifs}} into his teachings, integrating entire cults of existing Charnean deities into Sakbeic practice. In particular, the popular cult of {{wp|Nekhbet}} in the east Charnean city of [[Azut]] was converted by the Desert Oracle and their vulture goddess was syncretized with the Sakbeic {{wp|Ix Chel}}, worshipped in modern Tamddaism as ''Ishel''. The Cult of Ishel in Azut formed the basis of the Tamddaist strand of Sakbe and enabled its rapid dissemination across the desert cities including the [[Awakari Empire|Awakari]] imperial capital at [[Agnannet]] where the first true Tamddaist holy site, the [[Tazzarat]], would be established.  
'''Martin, Crown Prince of Dakmoor''' (Martin Balthazar Dakmaran; born 7 March 1989) is the second child and oldest son of [[Malibar I of Dakmoor]] and [[Elizabeth Mutu]], thereby making him the Crown Prince and heir of the Kingdom of Dakmoor in western Ghant. He is also an extended member of the [[Latin Imperial Family]] by virtue of his wife, [[Maria of Latium]], with whom he’s been married since 2011 and has seven children. Martin was educated strictly by private tutors alongside a few select peers, most notably his cousin [[Benjamin of Dakmoor|Prince Benjamin of Dakmoor]]. Since marruing, Martin has taken a more active role in rulership where he has participated in royal council meetings with his father. He provided valuable leadership during events such as the [[2014 Bandit Uprising]]. ('''[[Martin, Crown Prince of Dakmoor|See more...]]''')
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Martin, Crown Prince of Dakmoor (Martin Balthazar Dakmaran; born 7 March 1989) is the second child and oldest son of Malibar I of Dakmoor and Elizabeth Mutu, thereby making him the Crown Prince and heir of the Kingdom of Dakmoor in western Ghant. He is also an extended member of the Latin Imperial Family by virtue of his wife, Maria of Latium, with whom he’s been married since 2011 and has seven children. Martin was educated strictly by private tutors alongside a few select peers, most notably his cousin Prince Benjamin of Dakmoor. Since marruing, Martin has taken a more active role in rulership where he has participated in royal council meetings with his father. He provided valuable leadership during events such as the 2014 Bandit Uprising. (See more...)

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