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| A medieval [[Regent (Rasmaism)|Ethnarch]], philosopher and theologian. Redefined Rasmaism in the 15th century and undertook great efforts to create a more united Rasmi international community | | A medieval [[Regent (Rasmaism)|Ethnarch]], philosopher and theologian. Redefined Rasmaism in the 15th century and undertook great efforts to create a more united Rasmi international community | ||
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| The head of the Rasmaism faith, a primus inter pares of the Court, analogy-wise essentially a mixture of elements of the Pope, Caliph, and Ecumenical Patriarch | |||
Revision as of 20:18, 6 July 2020
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| Page | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Rasmi | 1 | The main page for all Rasmi things |
| Rasmi diaspora | 0 | A page more specifically on their circumstances as a diaspora |
| Rasmaism | 0 | The religion of the Rasmi |
| Rasmean Agency | 0 | A global organisation dedicated to Rasmi rights, with a functioning 'parliament' |
| Regent's Court | 0 | The Rasmi's main religious organisation, held in 'captivity' in Sabaria. A sovereign body which has extraterritorial rights over several buildings |
| Kingdom of Argutia | 0 | The historical kingdom, which was once a rival to Sabaria |
| Argutia | 0 | Focused more specifically on the homeland, including modern-day efforts to return to it |
| Augustus Sichinava | 0 | A medieval Ethnarch, philosopher and theologian. Redefined Rasmaism in the 15th century and undertook great efforts to create a more united Rasmi international community |
| Ethnarch | 0 | The head of the Rasmaism faith, a primus inter pares of the Court, analogy-wise essentially a mixture of elements of the Pope, Caliph, and Ecumenical Patriarch |