Holy Rradzipaxy
The One Holy Reborn Faith
Holy Rradzipaxy (Modern Artarian: Razip R̂ađipip) was an organised monotheist religion that was prevalent all throughout the systems. Founded on Argo at the start of the Standard Calendar, the faith focused on the teachings of an admiral-turned-prophet named R̂ađip Ujlao (also transliterated as Rradzip of Ujla), also known as Egudşimtugoz Đop Hakwezo (transl. The Sunken Admiral), Rewpip-Egudşimtugoz (transl. The Prophet-Admiral) or simply as Đop Hakwezo (transl. He Who Sunk), who lived a century before the founding of his religion by his diciple Joz Jahto (transl. Jahto the Great). By the end of the 1st century SC, after an event known as the "Miracle of R̂ojşu", the faith grew exponentially, with the temple gaining growing prominence in both legal and legislative matters. By the 6th century SC over half of the population of the known systems identify as "Eşimtugi" (transl. Sailors), followers of the faith, becoming the largest religion by a huge margin.
'Đorʻiz ja đop đinuz uʻiwi nol jug xe nol titr̂o, xe pe gaha đop şai iwoz đaki xe iwoz zaxi, al hag zim gaiwip đu şegniz đop nuş opjar̂wip hith nuş đoşip ihji pe şat ihjişompou. Şegniz pul ripmum po er̂op uʻiwi pumma geʻgalhi şegniđeg no'poz. Ia ja đop xono is nol ik go noʻpoz zot đop jiʻni: "Ja nol ehu po uz şa rol uđI po ziz şa ziđI Judh şa puz joudh." Ia ja đop numu ru ja đop ginla ojildha it po gozip na ja đop numu po ezşa po Judh ukwawiwpitu.' 'Then I saw the seas split and quake, and from them appeared the black lightning and the black thunder. Yet within the centre of its blackness a fire burned brighter than the hottest steel from the greatest steel plant. The fire, which even the furious seas would not quell, blazed forth before me. When I asked who was presenting thyself before me, He answered: "I am the father of all fathers, the king of kings, grandfather of thy seed." When I heard it, I fell facedown, as I heard the voice of Judh speaking.'Exerpt from the Abarazian Letters, Abaraz 21.13-18 .
History
This is a shortened version. For the full history, read the History of Holy Rradzipaxy.The Nature of Holy Judh
Razip Judh (transl. Holy Grandfather), also known as Uzmipi (transl. Father of the Gods), is the sole deity of the Rradzipaxian faith. Through the revelations of the prophet-admiral R̂ađip, he was revealed as the creator of the world and of the (po) Jexoz Ilkiʻi, (transl. the First Children), also known as the (po) Eithiz Mipi (transl. the Old Gods) that roamed Argo before their disappearance at the start of the calendar. Within Rradzipaxy, he is seen as outside of timeless, formless and spaceless, with the vast majority of his being inherently unknown to the temple, a gap in knowledge that itself is deemed holy, the so-called Razoz Riki (transl. Holy Mysteries). To Holy Rradzipaxy, there is no telling what Judh is not, yet through the words of the prophets and through the Razoz Withliti (Holy Traditions) of the faith there is at least some telling on what he is and what his expectations are for mankind.Orginisation
Branches & Heresies
Đodhegri R̂ađipoz Razoz.
The Holy Anchor of R̂ađip.
by Minoru Nomata
The Temple of the Fourty Thousand Martyrs in northern Weşan is the site of the oldest Rradzipaxian temple of worship. The original concrete structure collapsed in 149 SC and was replaced by the current stone and steel temple by 170 SC.
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