Siebtem Königum

Siebtem Königum is the religion of the seven gods. It is a religion that was created from six religions with similar beliefs but worshipped different gods as the king, that all originated in different areas of where Pacellum is now located. These groups that worship different gods were around before the creation of the current calendar and will become the citizens of Pacellum in the future. 
Of the six regions, the first is the Aecor. The Aecor or Ocean People was the largest tribe in the Pacellum area and will be the first tribe to create a written language and interact with other tribes for trade. The Aecor believed in seven great gods, The Griffon, The Elf, The Pegasus, The Phoenix, The Wyrm, The Dragon, and The Kelpie. The Aecor believed in minor gods such as The Dwarf and The Unicorn. They believed the minor gods came to earth to create different species out of spite of the great gods creation of the human and that is how unicorns, dwarfs, orcs, and other monsters are believed to walk the earth. The Aecor worship all the seven gods, but they believed the Kelpie was the King of the gods because they lived by the sea.
The Felroth were hunter-gatherers who lived along the Felroth River and were the first of the six people to settle because they had better water for growing crops. The Felroth believed in the Phoenix only until coming into contact with the Aecor and adapted to their religion and their writing system. Although the Felroth adapted the Aecor’s religion, they believed the Phoenix was the King of the seven great gods, not the Kelpie. The Felroth had a similar belief of a born child was chosen by the king, but there was the first boy child born after the last chosen dead. The people believed the soul of the chosen was reborn like the phoenix to protect and pass on old wisdom.
The Vydur were hunter-gatherers until the Aecor, Felroth, and Ketypt made contact with them and introduced them to the farming techniques and their trade system. The Vydur had no religion until meeting with the other people in 2108 BCE. They believed every living thing had a soul, but other than that they didn’t care, they were trying to survive. They adopted the developed religion the three people had created from the Aecor, but they chose to praise the Elf because the forest was the Elf’s domain. Because they lived in the Elf’s domain they believed he was the King of the gods, and they performed rituals in his honor which involves them burning the best-picked herbs from that year's harvest to honor the Elf’s kindness for letting them live in his domain.
The Yamarg were the last to settle and to come in contact with the other groups in the Pacellum region. The Yamarg revered the Wrym long before the Aecor religion was introduced to them. They built treasuries in the earth full of treasure for the Wyrm to rest when he came to earth. When the Aecor religion was introduced to them, they accepted it but made the Wrym the King because of the previous beliefs of the Wyrm before meeting the Aecor.
In 2199 BCE the Felroth came in contact with the Ketypt people who lived along the Ketypt Mountains. The Ketypt were hunter-gatherers who had difficulty surviving day-to-day because of this they quickly adapted the Felroth’s techniques of farming and their religion. The Ketypt believed in the Pegasus before the Felroth’s made contact with them, but they did not worship the Pegasus. They only believed that the Pegasus would guide their people to food in great need. Once adopting the Aecor’s religion they choose the Pegasus as the king of the gods because they believed they were the chosen people of the Pegasus and since the Pegasus was the most majestic of the seven in their eyes, he was the king of the gods.
The Chutte was discovered by the Felroth people who were traveling up the Trauss river in 2053 BCE. The Chuttes worshipped three gods: The griffon, the phoenix, and the dragon. They worshipped the Griffon as the king of the other two because the Griffon was the creation of the greatest qualities of all the creatures. They believed the griffon gave each creature a part of himself when he created them. When the Aecor religion was introduced they began worshipping the other four but stuck to the Griffon being the king of the gods.