Hijomu Crisis

Cultural event

During the cultural reassessment that Achronis underwent after the Kaseibeiut Supernova  and the Battle of Kaseibeiut, many turned from religion to Atheism. This was the largest conflict between Achronis and the Nameless to have ever occurred, due to the Achroni government inflaming tensions by temporarily renouncing The Nameless. It was this conflict which brought about the Lords of the Unnamed One.

During the cultural reassessment Achronis underwent during the Era of Reconstruction, a powerful atheist group known as the Godless rose up and began heavily influencing politics. So powerful did they become that they even managed to seat several of their candidates as Representatives and even two Mowwa. 

Their power and influence, and especially the fact that they wished to renounce the Nameless' favored religion status angered a large portion of the Holy Order, who began engaging in terrorism to dissuade Parliament from doing such a thing. This had the inverse effect, and The Nameless was even denounced, leading to more militant action, and direct support from the Yagi Council for the terrorists.

Faenog' was placed under siege and bombed form orbit, many of its holy sites still destroyed to this day. During the siege, diplomats were sent out and an agreement was reached, in that the Council would disown the militants, and the siege would be relieved.

The first and most momentous three decades of the Crisis had passed, though it was far from over. The next seventy years saw widespread discrimination against any Achroni citizens who practiced the faith, and Nameless in general were distrusted. The militant Nameless formed the organization known today as the Lords of the Unnamed One. 

Most historians consider the crisis to have ended when a Nameless was elected Mowwa, who aside from being widely popular among both Nameless and regular citizens, managed to engage in much needed reform within both facitons, bringing them closer together and restoring the Holy Order's favored religion status.