Theocracy of Hind
Located on the eastern coast of the continent of Umios , the Theocracy of Hind is an extremist theocracy comprising mostly of humans with a sizable dwarven population. Founded shortly before the discovery of the new world, the young nation has nevertheless grown rapidly and has become a key player in events both in the old world and the new.
Structure
- The Arch Cardinal, The supreme leader, overseeing all religious, political, and societal aspects of the Theocracy.
- Cardinals, Senior clergy governing large provinces, implementing the Arch Cardinal’s directives and managing regional church affairs.
- Bishops, Oversee the religious activities of individual large cities or important regions, managing local clergy and church operations.
- Archdeacons, Serve under bishops, managing several parishes within a larger diocese. Responsible for administrative oversight and discipline within their jurisdictions.
- Abbots/Abbesses, Lead monastic communities or large parishes, responsible for the spiritual life and administration of their communities. They play a key role in maintaining the monastic tradition and discipline. Are also the diplomatic corp of both the theocracy and the religion.
- Priests, Common clergy rank, responsible for the spiritual needs of local congregations and the day-to-day management of individual churches.
- Inquisitors, Tasked with upholding doctrinal purity, investigating heresy, and enforcing anti-magic laws within the community. Their role involves significant authority, especially in doctrinal and disciplinary matters.
- Deacons, Assist priests and bishops in liturgical services, community outreach, and the logistical management of church activities.
- Preceptors, Focus on education and training within the church, responsible for the doctrinal instruction of acolytes and the continuing education of clergy.
- Chaplains, Specialized clergy attached to military units or secular institutions, ensuring adherence to the church’s teachings in various societal sectors.
- Acolytes, The lowest rank among ordained members, primarily responsible for serving higher-ranked officials and learning church doctrine and operations, aspiring to rise through the ranks.
- Lay Brothers/Sisters, Non-ordained members who have taken religious vows and serve through practical work in various capacities such as healthcare, education, or monastery maintenance. They are integral to the day-to-day functioning of religious communities but do not hold clerical or liturgical authority.
Public Agenda
The salvation of the believers and non believers alike.
Faith is Divinity
Founding Date
117 BCD
Type
Geopolitical, Theocracy
Capital
Demonym
Hinden
Leader Title
Founders
Head of State
Head of Government
Government System
Theocracy
Power Structure
Feudal state
Economic System
Palace economy
Currency
Xenetian Silver and Gold
Official State Religion
Location
Neighboring Nations
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