Temple of Morgath - Shrine of Aekluhaya

Aekluhaya means Prophet's Rest in Ormauk the secret language of the Morgathic Church.

Shrine of Aekluhaya, is a lavish monument celebrating the death and birthplace of the Prophet Balsha, who was born at Ithiko. The attached temple of Morgath said to house the mortal remains of the Prophet, recovered from the impaling stake after his death in TR 558.


This temple enjoys considerable latitude in its activities and is exempt from taxes.

Purpose / Function

A pilgrimage site for the faithful worshipers of Morgath, venerating birth and death the Prophet Balsha. It is said his remains are entombed within this vault although only but priests know for sure and would have access to them.

Architecture

Like most Morgathic Temples this is grim and severe covered with detailed caving of skeletons and demons. However many of the statues are inlaid with Gold and set with Gems. No thief is known to have so much as touched these treasures.

The common folk report at night the shrine is haunted by a range of terrifying spectral figures. This is particularly evident around the 13th of the month.

Tourism

The faithful, many from foreign countries, make generous donations to the Priests here hoping the Lord of Choas (Morgath), or his agents, will favor them in the afterlife. 

Founding Date
568TR
Alternative Names
Balsha’s Shrine
Type
Shrine
Owning Organization

Temple Members

This small Temple has 7 Priests.

High Priest

Khidarmur Uchrithum

No one has seen Uchrithum outside the Temple in years.

Temple Priests

Khala-Gekesa Yiolya

Priestess Yiolya, art by Artbreeder

Yiolya manages the Temple's relationship with the Kingdom's rulers.


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