Hanctheism - Revision history

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	{{Infobox religion\|name=Hanctheism\|native_name={{cs\|kwang\|bayˀ ba-ši}}<br>		{{Infobox religion\|name=Hanctheism\|native_name={{cs\|kwang\|bayˀ ba-ši}}<br>
	''Baiq Ba-Shi''\|leader_title=Avatar of Hounshi\|language=Classical Kwang\|headquarters=Jwanna, Thòunnha\|separated_from=Haomism\|number_of_followers=1.83 billion (1995)\|image=Hanctheism.png\|territory=Domain of the True Sun}}Hanctheism''' (<small>Kwang:</small> {{cs\|kwang\|bayˀ ba-ši}} ''Baiq Ba-Shi'' 'Sovereign-Sun religion') is a monotheistic interpretation of Haomism. Its scripture affirms the role of [[Hounshi]] as the utmost important creator solar deity, and declares the worship of the rest of the traditional Haomist pantheon as heretical.		''Baiq Ba-Shi''\|leader_title=Avatar of Hounshi\|language=Classical Kwang\|headquarters=Jwanna, Thòunnha\|separated_from=Haomism\|number_of_followers=1.83 billion (1995)\|image=Hanctheism.png\|territory=Domain of the True Sun}}

			'''Hanctheism''' (<small>Kwang:</small> {{cs\|kwang\|bayˀ ba-ši}} ''Baiq Ba-Shi'' 'Sovereign-Sun religion') is a monotheistic interpretation of Haomism. Its scripture affirms the role of [[Hounshi]] as the utmost important creator solar deity, and declares the worship of the rest of the traditional Haomist pantheon as heretical.

	== Name ==		== Name ==

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	Hanctheism spread to Sharrat via the maritime silkroad, faciliated by the rise of Qonklese shipping companies like the Hĩ Houngoun (HHG), founded in 1301 to protect shipping convoys travessing the Perinic maritime trade routes. The establishment of a permanent Qonklese presence in Sharrat, specifically the trading colony of Kyèwaun, facilitated in the further spread of Hanctheism in the region.		Hanctheism spread to Sharrat via the maritime silkroad, faciliated by the rise of Qonklese shipping companies like the Hĩ Houngoun (HHG), founded in 1301 to protect shipping convoys travessing the Perinic maritime trade routes. The establishment of a permanent Qonklese presence in Sharrat, specifically the trading colony of Kyèwaun, facilitated in the further spread of Hanctheism in the region.

	By the 15th century, the practices of Hanctheism in Sharrat became merged with local indigenous practices, serving as the foundation of ~~Innerithridism (<small>High Ciána:</small> ''Eindhneririthrís'' (lit. 'belief in a holy sun'), a denomination of~~ Hanctheism ~~most commonly practiced in Sharrat~~.		By the 15th century, the practices of Hanctheism in Sharrat became merged with local indigenous practices, serving as the foundation of Eastern Samsaric Hanctheism.

	== Jiqjõ Reformation ==		== Jiqjõ Reformation ==

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	=== Nuclear Crisis of 1962 ===		=== Nuclear Crisis of 1962 ===
	The [[Archdessodom of Ishkur\|Archdessodom of Ishkur's]] Hanctheist lobby urged its government to take action....		The [[Archdessodom of Ishkur\|Archdessodom of Ishkur's]] Hanctheist lobby urged its government to take action....

			On January 3rd, 1963, Holy Jwanna and Qonklaks had normalized relations once again, reiterating their mutual commitment to promote dialogue and protecting religious freedoms.

	[[Category:Religions]][[Category:Hanctheism]]		[[Category:Religions]][[Category:Hanctheism]]

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	=== Sanguivision ===		=== Sanguivision ===
	'''Sanguivision''', or '''bloodvision''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''suhuq'', <small>High Ciána:</small> ''iryanséxeë'') is a sacred ritual that involves the draining of blood from one's body to induce an altered state of consciousness as a means to determine the will of heaven. The partaker commonly undergoes hallucinations due to blood loss. Such rituals are highly dangerous, and was mostly reserved for reigning emperors and later Avatars of Hounshi. The 119th Avatar of Hounshi, Yi Chi, died ~~during ''haemorasis''~~.		'''Sanguivision''', or '''bloodvision''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''suhuq'', <small>High Ciána:</small> ''iryanséxeë'') is a sacred ritual that involves the draining of blood from one's body to induce an altered state of consciousness as a means to determine the will of heaven. The partaker commonly undergoes hallucinations due to blood loss. Such rituals are highly dangerous, and was mostly reserved for reigning emperors and later Avatars of Hounshi. The 119th Avatar of Hounshi, Yi Chi, died performing this ritual.

	Although it is no longer practiced in Tammuz, it remains popular in Sharrat, where it remains done by certain adherents of Sharrati Hactheism in dedicated temples known as ''iryancreön'' (lit. 'blood temple).		Although it is no longer practiced in Tammuz, it remains popular in Sharrat, where it remains done by certain adherents of Sharrati Hactheism in dedicated temples known as ''iryancreön'' (lit. 'blood temple).

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	'''Sanguivision''', or '''bloodvision''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''suhuq'', <small>High Ciána:</small> ''iryanséxeë'') is a sacred ritual that involves the draining of blood from one's body to induce an altered state of consciousness as a means to determine the will of heaven. The partaker commonly undergoes hallucinations due to blood loss. Such rituals are highly dangerous, and was mostly reserved for reigning emperors and later Avatars of Hounshi. The 119th Avatar of Hounshi, Yi Chi, died during ''haemorasis''.		'''Sanguivision''', or '''bloodvision''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''suhuq'', <small>High Ciána:</small> ''iryanséxeë'') is a sacred ritual that involves the draining of blood from one's body to induce an altered state of consciousness as a means to determine the will of heaven. The partaker commonly undergoes hallucinations due to blood loss. Such rituals are highly dangerous, and was mostly reserved for reigning emperors and later Avatars of Hounshi. The 119th Avatar of Hounshi, Yi Chi, died during ''haemorasis''.

	Although ~~''haemorasis''~~ is no longer practiced in Tammuz, it remains popular in Sharrat, where it remains done by certain adherents of Sharrati Hactheism in dedicated temples known as ''iryancreön'' (lit. 'blood temple).		Although it is no longer practiced in Tammuz, it remains popular in Sharrat, where it remains done by certain adherents of Sharrati Hactheism in dedicated temples known as ''iryancreön'' (lit. 'blood temple).

	=== Reality as the First of Three Hells ===		=== Reality as the First of Three Hells ===

Kyuo: /* Haemorasis */

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Haemorasis

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	Like in Haomism, the completion of the ''nyansàn'' gains one the honourific prefix ''oun'' (lit. 'clear, bright'), replacing instances involving the default honorific ''tàn''.		Like in Haomism, the completion of the ''nyansàn'' gains one the honourific prefix ''oun'' (lit. 'clear, bright'), replacing instances involving the default honorific ''tàn''.

	=== ~~''Haemorasis''~~ ===		=== Sanguivision ===
	''~~Haemorasis~~'', or '''bloodvision''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''suhuq'', <small>High Ciána:</small> ''iryanséxeë'') is a sacred ritual that involves the draining of blood from one's body to induce an altered state of consciousness as a means to determine the will of heaven. The partaker commonly undergoes hallucinations due to blood loss. Such rituals are highly dangerous, and was mostly reserved for reigning emperors and later Avatars of Hounshi. The 119th Avatar of Hounshi, Yi Chi, died during ''haemorasis''.		'''Sanguivision''', or '''bloodvision''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''suhuq'', <small>High Ciána:</small> ''iryanséxeë'') is a sacred ritual that involves the draining of blood from one's body to induce an altered state of consciousness as a means to determine the will of heaven. The partaker commonly undergoes hallucinations due to blood loss. Such rituals are highly dangerous, and was mostly reserved for reigning emperors and later Avatars of Hounshi. The 119th Avatar of Hounshi, Yi Chi, died during ''haemorasis''.

	Although ''haemorasis'' is no longer practiced in Tammuz, it remains popular in Sharrat, where it remains done by certain adherents of Sharrati Hactheism in dedicated temples known as ''iryancreön'' (lit. 'blood temple).		Although ''haemorasis'' is no longer practiced in Tammuz, it remains popular in Sharrat, where it remains done by certain adherents of Sharrati Hactheism in dedicated temples known as ''iryancreön'' (lit. 'blood temple).

Kyuo: /* Haemorasis */

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Haemorasis

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	=== ''Haemorasis'' ===		=== ''Haemorasis'' ===
	''Haemorasis'', or '''bloodvision''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''suhuq'', <small>High Ciána:</small> ''iryanséxeë'') is a sacred ritual that involves the draining of blood from one's body to induce an altered state of consciousness as a means to determine the will of heaven. The partaker commonly undergoes hallucinations due to blood loss. Such rituals are highly dangerous, and was mostly reserved for reigning emperors and later Avatars of Hounshi. The ~~199th~~ Avatar of Hounshi, Yi Chi, died during ''haemorasis''.		''Haemorasis'', or '''bloodvision''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''suhuq'', <small>High Ciána:</small> ''iryanséxeë'') is a sacred ritual that involves the draining of blood from one's body to induce an altered state of consciousness as a means to determine the will of heaven. The partaker commonly undergoes hallucinations due to blood loss. Such rituals are highly dangerous, and was mostly reserved for reigning emperors and later Avatars of Hounshi. The 119th Avatar of Hounshi, Yi Chi, died during ''haemorasis''.

	Although ''haemorasis'' is no longer practiced in Tammuz, it remains popular in Sharrat, where it remains done by certain adherents of Sharrati Hactheism in dedicated temples known as ''iryancreön'' (lit. 'blood temple).		Although ''haemorasis'' is no longer practiced in Tammuz, it remains popular in Sharrat, where it remains done by certain adherents of Sharrati Hactheism in dedicated temples known as ''iryancreön'' (lit. 'blood temple).

Kyuo at 17:16, 18 November 2025

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	== Beliefs ==		== Beliefs ==
			[[File:Avatarofhounshi1988.png\|thumb\|206x206px\|[[Jööçin Soşug]], the 120th Avatar of Hounshi, in full liturgical dress.]]

	=== Avatar of Hounshi ===		=== Avatar of Hounshi ===

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	== Spread to Sharrat as Innerithridism ==		== Spread to Sharrat as Innerithridism ==
	Hanctheism spread to Sharrat via the maritime silkroad, faciliated by the rise of Qonklese shipping companies like the Hĩ Houngoun (HHG), founded in 1301 to protect shipping convoys travessing the ~~Bhagavati~~ maritime trade routes. The establishment of a permanent Qonklese presence in Sharrat, specifically the trading colony of Kyèwaun, facilitated in the further spread of Hanctheism in the region.		Hanctheism spread to Sharrat via the maritime silkroad, faciliated by the rise of Qonklese shipping companies like the Hĩ Houngoun (HHG), founded in 1301 to protect shipping convoys travessing the Perinic maritime trade routes. The establishment of a permanent Qonklese presence in Sharrat, specifically the trading colony of Kyèwaun, facilitated in the further spread of Hanctheism in the region.

	By the 15th century, the practices of Hanctheism in Sharrat became merged with local indigenous practices, serving as the foundation of Innerithridism (<small>High Ciána:</small> ''Eindhneririthrís'' (lit. 'belief in a holy sun'), a denomination of Hanctheism most commonly practiced in Sharrat.		By the 15th century, the practices of Hanctheism in Sharrat became merged with local indigenous practices, serving as the foundation of Innerithridism (<small>High Ciána:</small> ''Eindhneririthrís'' (lit. 'belief in a holy sun'), a denomination of Hanctheism most commonly practiced in Sharrat.

Kyuo: /* Persecution under Cenonism */

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	=== Nuclear Crisis of 1962 ===		=== Nuclear Crisis of 1962 ===
	The ~~United States~~ of Ishkur's Hanctheist lobby urged its government to take action....		The [[Archdessodom of Ishkur\|Archdessodom of Ishkur's]] Hanctheist lobby urged its government to take action....

	[[Category:Religions]][[Category:Hanctheism]]		[[Category:Religions]][[Category:Hanctheism]]