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The site diminished somewhat in significance under the Yehudan Kings as Adrien was elevated in religious significance nevertheless it remained one of three of the holiest sites in Paxism. Furthermore, many continued to turn to it in prayer despite ordered by King Suleiman in the Vagumar to turn to the Temple of the Restoration in Adrien. The site regained prominence when Yehudah was defeated and absorbed by the Iktanite dynasty. Yehudah remained a vassal of the Iktanite but Akil now known as Akas Akil after being renamed by King Iktan the Devout himself became the holiest site in Paxism, a status it enjoys until the present.
It status was further cemented by, through High King Melkezedek who established the Magisterium. The Temple of the Sacred Law was constructed adjacent to the Memorial of the Jovian Gate and was further expanded to encompass surrounding areas. The site was captured in 1275 by King Ishak Zubrayn and incorporated into his new kingdom. The Demirite dynasty took control of the area after King Saidun the Conqueror of Fidakar assumed control. The
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