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{{Infobox religion|name=Shviesism|belief=[[wikipedia:Polytheism|Polytheism]] |
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[[wikipedia:Monism|Monism]]|deity=Multiple|founded=Around 400 BCE|regions=[[Kaskada]]|origin= |
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'''Shviesism''' is a polytheistic religion practiced mainly in [[Parthus]]. Shviesism is a combination of beliefs from the different city-states that came together to form [[Parthus]]. Each city has their own patron god they pray to. Šviesus, the god of gods, is the main god of Shviesism. |
'''Shviesism''' is a polytheistic religion practiced mainly in [[Parthus|Zemeprievadai]]. Shviesism is a combination of beliefs from the different city-states that came together to form [[Parthus|Zemeprievadai]]. Each city has their own patron god they pray to. Šviesus, the god of gods, is the main god of Shviesism. |
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Revision as of 00:18, 30 December 2021
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| Belief | Polytheism Monism |
| Deity | Multiple |
Shviesism is a polytheistic religion practiced mainly in Zemeprievadai. Shviesism is a combination of beliefs from the different city-states that came together to form Zemeprievadai. Each city has their own patron god they pray to. Šviesus, the god of gods, is the main god of Shviesism.