| Other Names | - |
| Area Of Control | A complex philosophy that describes a perfect and harmonious society. |
| Ethos | Honor to self, family, house, nation and race. |
| Pantheon | Aukarian |
| Worshipers | Aukarian. |
| Appearance | n/a |
| Symbol | n/a. |
A complex set of philosophies laid down by a man named Vejad in the seventh century. It was the founding of the basic tenets which evolved into the complex cultural, economic and social tapestry of the Aukarian Republic. Simply put, the Vejad Plenarum describes a utopia, a perfect system. The foundation of a perfect society is based on an absolute hierarchy built upon unchanging law. It describes, in some 415 verses, a complex and hierarchical society... one in which reason and rank, structure and serenity reign supreme. Loyalty to one's self, one's family, one's house, one's nation and one's race are the foundation of "true honor".
It could be argued that Vejadism, as it is commonly called, is not a true religion. It is a set of beliefs and philosophies... a system of protocol with rules tied to a central belief. Goodness is achieved through honor. Honor is achieved through acting positively toward positive public goals despite any personal cost. Vejadism warns against the appearance of honor and a true selfless honorable act. One always knows in one's heart when an act is dishonorable. Greatness is achieved through humility.
Only through constant competition can society be made perfect and kept strong.
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