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The '''Writings of Paxism''' ([[Packilvanian]]: ''leKitab aPaxashme'') refer to the collection of books and other literature that comprise the core body of scripture for
The ''Vagumar'' was composed by Jerome of Damaclion on the order of King [[Suleiman of Yehudah]]. It quotes the
''Mahimavan Agranirupana'' was written by Prophet Ipsit which describes the world in a cyclical manner as a battle between the evil and cruelty of the Urth which they call Borg, and the Creator who arrived from the Sky which they call Noi. Ipsitites believe there will be many Coming Days, and each shall see a victory of Noi (the Sky), alongside Pax (the Sea) against the evils of Borg (the Urth), believing that should the Sea be destroyed, Borg will encompass the entirety of the Urth and Avarice shall reign. It is only recognised by Ipsitism while Obedists, Yehudists and Melkezedekists think of it as heresy.
The ''Haagemar'' was written by King Obed III and also draws on the creation myth account as provided by the ''Ichtmar'' but makes modifications with respect to the mortality of the [[Pax]] informed by the polytheistic teachings and beliefs of pagan kingdom that received [[Paxism]]. It contains a description of the apotheosis of the [[Pax]] and his marriage with [[Noi]]. It contains a detailed list and description of the Haagen, the children created by Pax and Noi through their marriage who were assigned control over areas of Urth's natural phenomena and the fates of humans. Although it does not explicitly call for the creation of religious leaders dedicated to each Haagen, these leaders and their communities developed organically. It was written as an extension to the ''Vagumar'' and is recognised as part of the ''Vagumar'' by Obedists and an altogether separate and heretical writing by Yehudists and Melkezedekists.
The ''Bas Magdamar'' draws on a desire by scholars and religious leaders who were influenced by the Yehudite sect to return to the monotheism of the ''Vagumar''. However, it bows to the centrality of the position of Pax in beliefs by describing him as a special spiritual intercessor for mortals. This book's title means True Great Writing which reflects its creator's desire to centralise and control religious teaching. Thus, it calls for the creation of a religious government with the authority to interpret and direct the worship of its people. Therefore, it creates room for the creation of authoritative religious writings. It was compiled under the instruction of High King [[Melkezedek the Great]].
== Ichtmar ==
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