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History of Nurity
Tear Period
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the tear period, defined by the holy wars between dastnurists and wruhecists, was a tumultuous era in nurity's history the conflict was rooted in the deepening theological schism and was exacerbated by political ambitions the kingdom of jathlas, a bastion of dastnurity, aimed to extend its influence, aligning with saint dast's vision of disseminating the 11 pillars conversely, the wruhecist empire of lachaven, alongside allied nations, formed a defensive pact to resist jathlas' expansionist agenda key figures emerged during this period, shaping the course of the conflict queen ysoria of jathlas, a fervent dastnurist, led her nation in aggressive campaigns, while general varnok of lachaven, a brilliant strategist, orchestrated several successful defenses against jathlas' incursions the prolonged and brutal nature of the holy wars inflicted widespread suffering, leading to a growing clamor for peace among the war weary populations amidst this backdrop, ardos, a charismatic and visionary leader, emerged as a unifying figure he embarked on a diplomatic mission across the continent, advocating for a resolution to the sectarian conflict his efforts culminated in the council of reconciliation, where leaders from both sides convened the council led to the formulation of the united principles, a harmonious blend of dastnurist and wruhecist tenets this agreement marked the end of the tear period and ushered in the settlement period, characterized by reconstruction, unity, and a renewed commitment to peace the six united principles became a cornerstone of nurity, symbolizing a new era of harmony and collaboration among its followers