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Despite the writings surrounding the Hundred Holy Akannus not being held true since the [[Second Generation Enchiridon]] during the [[Era of the Codex]], many Metsnieris believed that the account itself and the descriptions were accurate. The true nature of the Hundred Holy Akannus was theorized by [[Metsnieri Onkelos]]. | Despite the writings surrounding the Hundred Holy Akannus not being held true since the [[Second Generation Enchiridon]] during the [[Era of the Codex]], many Metsnieris believed that the account itself and the descriptions were accurate. The true nature of the Hundred Holy Akannus was theorized by [[Metsnieri Onkelos]]. | ||
[[Category:First Generation Maradisoba]][[Category:Maradisoba Minor Paragon]][[Maradisoba Minor Pantheon]] | [[Category:First Generation Maradisoba]][[Category:Maradisoba Minor Paragon]][[Category:Maradisoba Minor Pantheon]] | ||
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The Hundred Holy Akannus was a group of Maradisoban Akannus that were led by Metsnieri Besarion and Metsnieri Eustace, and are considered a Maradisoban Minor Paragon within the Maradisoban Minor Pantheon. The Hundred Holy Akannus consisted of 100 K'vari Guardians, who petitioned the Solomonite Sabaphos of the ability to live an ascetic life, considered a "Eustacian Life. Besarion and Eustace were the creators of the Rite of a Eustacian Life. The Hundred Holy Akannus in their main plot were writers and authors that lived a Eustacian life.
The Hundred Holy Akannus was a group that reportedly came from Asatiani, which at that point was the smallest of the K'vari assemblies. The Hundred Holy Akannus had made the trip
Despite the writings surrounding the Hundred Holy Akannus not being held true since the Second Generation Enchiridon during the Era of the Codex, many Metsnieris believed that the account itself and the descriptions were accurate. The true nature of the Hundred Holy Akannus was theorized by Metsnieri Onkelos.