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| name = | | name = White Mountain Society <!-- defaults to {{PAGENAME}}, if not provided --> | ||
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| native_name = | | native_name = Sak Witz kuch<br>సక విజి కుచ<!-- organization's name in its local language --> | ||
| native_name_lang = [[Mutli]] <!-- required ISO 639-1 code of the above native language --> | | native_name_lang = [[Mutli]] <!-- required ISO 639-1 code of the above native language --> | ||
| logo = White Mountain Glyph.png | | logo = White Mountain Glyph.png | ||
| logo_size = | | logo_size = 125px | ||
| logo_alt = | | logo_alt = | ||
| logo_caption = Glyph-Emblem of Sakal Witz, used for both the city and the | | logo_caption = Glyph-Emblem of Sakal Witz, used for both the city and the organization | ||
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The ''' | The '''Society of the White Mountain''' ([[Mutli]]: సక విజి కుచ, ''Sak Witz Kuch'') is the oldest still existing branch of the [[White Path]]. It is unknown when the school in its current form was formed, but traditions date the organization' origins back to 4.11.13.0.0 8 Pax 4 Ajaw, or 20 April 1304 BC in the gregorian calendar. After the invention of [[Printing in the Mutul|printing]], the various legends and myths that existed surrounding the creation of the organization were merged into one single narrative, involving twelve of the original pupils of the [[Itzamna|First Priest]] being guided by the First Priest' {{wp|Wayob|way}} to the site of the modern city of [[Sakal Witz]] where Mam Lakam Chen, "Grandfather of the Great Cave", an avatar of {{wp|Chaac|Chaakh}}, was residing. Mam Lakam Chen continued their formation and further honed their knowledge of the world which the twelve men recorded using the script taught to them by the First Priest. They also discovered the "holiness" of the valley they had been guided to, and made themselves the guardian of the valley's and nearby mountains' holy sites. Since then, the population of [[Sakal Witz]] claim itself to be the direct descendents of the twelve priests' lineages, and the priests of the White Mountain to be the last link of a 3325 years old unbroken line of succession. | ||
Revision as of 12:23, 13 May 2021
Sak Witz kuch సక విజి కుచ | |
 Glyph-Emblem of Sakal Witz, used for both the city and the organization | |
| Abbreviation | Sa.Wi |
|---|---|
| Formation | 20 April 1304 BC |
| Founder | Mam Lakam Chen |
| Founded at | Sakal Witz |
| Type | Order of White Pilgrims Diviners and cleric officials |
| Headquarters | Temple of the Hearth Stones, Sakal Witz, Mutul |
Patron gods | Mam Lakam Chen Yax K'ak Mo Hun Hunahpu Yaxal Witz |
The Society of the White Mountain (Mutli: సక విజి కుచ, Sak Witz Kuch) is the oldest still existing branch of the White Path. It is unknown when the school in its current form was formed, but traditions date the organization' origins back to 4.11.13.0.0 8 Pax 4 Ajaw, or 20 April 1304 BC in the gregorian calendar. After the invention of printing, the various legends and myths that existed surrounding the creation of the organization were merged into one single narrative, involving twelve of the original pupils of the First Priest being guided by the First Priest' way to the site of the modern city of Sakal Witz where Mam Lakam Chen, "Grandfather of the Great Cave", an avatar of Chaakh, was residing. Mam Lakam Chen continued their formation and further honed their knowledge of the world which the twelve men recorded using the script taught to them by the First Priest. They also discovered the "holiness" of the valley they had been guided to, and made themselves the guardian of the valley's and nearby mountains' holy sites. Since then, the population of Sakal Witz claim itself to be the direct descendents of the twelve priests' lineages, and the priests of the White Mountain to be the last link of a 3325 years old unbroken line of succession.