Vatoral
Vatoral is a native panentheistic and polytheistic nature religion originating from Ayaupia. The adherents of Vatoral, named Vatorans, believe the universe is possessed by genderless and bodyless spirits who live through the elements and phenomenons of nature. Divided into three branches, each ayaupian species follows a prophet from their community, whose dictated their view of the religion and lead to unique interpretations.
| Vatoral | |
|---|---|
 The symbol of Vatoral | |
| Belief | Panentheism Polytheism |
| Deity | Spirits |
| Region(s) | Ayaupia and northern Libertanny |
| Founder | None |
| Founded | 5th century CE |
| Origin | Vatoral mythology, elemental balance |
| Temples | 250,450 |
| Followers | 15 millions |
| Denominations | Vatoran |
There is no unique established sovereign power ruling every followers, but rather a network of influential priests and scholars known as the "Federal Masters", which was created in 1957. Each tribe had traditionally a master, which was a priest considered to have the most knowledge and to be the most wise person of the religious community. They were chosen by the people and kept their role until their death. They were the most eminent in representing a tribe and used to act as diplomats, as they were, for instance, invoked to manage conflictual matters and promote alliances.