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Latest revision as of 07:37, 3 May 2026
| Church of Sehol | |
|---|---|
| Classification | Seholist |
| Grand Priesthood | Ŋase: Vacant Estril: rosi Huati |
| Rohma | 9 |
| Origin | Medieval Gesigak |
| Members | TBD |
| Priesthood | TBD |
The Church of Sehol is both the largest and the oldest Seholist religious institution in the Ŋorld.
Doctrine
The Church of Sehol has certain particular stances on Seholist doctrine.
Practices
The Church of Sehol has certain Church sanctioned practices and rituals.
Holidays and Festivals
The Church of Sehol holds certain yearly events to commemorate certain occasions.
Rohma
The Church of Sehol has ecumenical divisions called Rohma /rohˈma/ which are administered by central temples.
List of Rohma
The following is a list of the Rohma of the Church of Sehol, their high priests, the size of the priesthood, and the number of members who they serve.
| Rohma | Temple Locus | Rosi | Priesthood | Membership |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mt. Estril | Mt. Estril, Kozdenen | Huati | TBD | TBD |
| Paemo | ||||
| Ŋase | Ŋasegak, Principality of A. and Ŋ. | Sudubigu i-Pe | TBD | TBD |
| Calow | ||||
| Chalmosique | Chalmosique, Imerchal | Poranec Laólhens Irianél | TBD | TBD |
| Yija | Yija, Shingtsun, KKC | Jingcutau Birn Awgayač | TBD | TBD |
| Marcyland | Port Marcy, Marcyland, KKC | Biyom Têr | TBD | TBD |
| Aylongam | Luyquim Prefecture, Aylongam | Chunhlo of Gẽo Hnetsû | TBD | TBD |
| Keltechra | Uģeļța, Keltechra | Ņaļa Perdu Ķird̦e | TBD | TBD |
Priesthood
The Church of Sehol employs clergy who are referred to individually as "Priests" and collectively as the "Priesthood".
Name in Other Languages
Name in other languages:
Footnotes and References
- ↑ Interpretatio Sacamthana of Si‘ihul as the Śácamþań Sun Goddess Miŋe