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Universal Cultism was largely stamped out and replaced in the Edin Revolution by Secleauism, a philosophy of secularism, anti-monarchism, and socialism. Many temple leaders were executed in the Terror as members of the old order and possible monarchist sympathisers, most executed without trial on the orders of Maxim Torienne, a prominant political figure and one of the dominant members of the Committee of Civic Interests. When Torienne was elected Protector in 1094CE, he continued the clamp down, but did not entirely succeed in stamping out the folk-religion of the countryside where Universal Cultism was expressed in various ways, with rituals often firmly embedded in the fabric of rural society.

Zacharism took hold gradually from 1200CE onwards, until by the 1600s it was the main (but not state) religion. In the New Era (NE), it remained the most popular religion, although Cultism began to make a comeback in rural communities and certain towns, spread by a revived order of itinerant monks of Time.

 

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