Urgulagism

Urgulagism is an ancient religion originated in the region of Urgulagia (Demiarbéz, nowadays Aeternum Order of Hierathium and Requiem) and, during it's days of glory managed to extend to many areas of Southeast Cymru.

Urgulagists believe that the world was created when Forn (the father god) and Argnar (the bull of chaos), after an extremely long battle, both died. Forn's body created the world; his blood was water, his hair was forests, his bones, rock, and his eyes the sun and the moon. From there emerged two gods, Garnya and Laarn, who had five children that would originate the rest of the pantheon. Argnar's spirit would remain in the world, corrupting humans with visions of false gods.

History
Primitive urgulagism started when, after eight days alone in the forest; the first prophet, Zeïlanar, announced that the gods had spoken to him and that all urgulags must convert to the new religion. Many heared him but some confronted him, they called themselves the Real Urgulagians. Zeïlanar gathered the armies of the faithful and marched to Yatrikty, the capital of the kingdom, that was still in power of the Real Urgulagians. Their enemies got out of the walled city and the attack started. The non-believers were clearly superior and the battle was almost lost, but, in that moment a great lightning struck the battlefield and Laarn came out of his mighty fortress to help the prophet in his quest. In few minutes the armies of the Real Urgulagians surrendered and the word of Zeïlanar.