Mandadorianism

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The Investiture of the Epiphany. Ramian is invested with the Mantle of Mandador on the 2nd of the Festivals of Dance, 1 A.M., along the river Assaros on the Holy Isle of Dania. Mandadorianism, as a religion, officially begins.

Mandadorianism is a monolatrous religion based principally around the worship of an omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent and yet bodiless deity known only as Mandador, and that of his prophet, Ramian Lancourt. Ramian, bestowed with the awesome powers of the Voice of Mandador while a young man, quickly converted much of the known world. Speaking the very words of Mandador, he preached on the goodness of Mandador as the Prime Mover of the universe and creator of the Earth, and warned that all other gods were interlopers, mere shadows compared to the majesty of Mandador, and that in the ending of the world and universe they would prove damning to those who believed in them. Founded during the final decline of the successor empire of the continent-spanning hegemony of Thosher Phawn, leader of the Council of Darkspells, Mandadorianism spread with great speed throughout Pompiersia and the old Casperian and Appadosian heartlands, leading quickly to the fall of the empire, and the declaration and inauguration of new empire, the Mandadorian Empire, by Ramian, who crowned the first Emperor of Mandadoria, Armodius Camunspraser.

Origins

History

Mandador the God of Gods

Ramian the Prophet of Mandador

Ramialogical Beliefs and Controversies

Abbadonian Rite Mandadorianism

Danian Rite Mandadorianism