Saint Stan Carta

Stan Carta was a bishop of the Menkhu Faith in Kurnow in the the 1070s, whose unorthodox teachings laid the foundation for the new branch of the faith, the Cister Cartian Church. After his death he was made the patron saint of Vichin. Several times throughout his life, the bishop came into conflict with the son of Casmer the Restorer, Eslaw II who Stan himself had crowned King of Vichin, as was his duty. 
=== The Resurrection Miracle ===
Their first major clash was over a land dispute. The priesthood had purchased a piece of land on the banks of the Vislink River from a Captain Peter, but after Peter’s death the land was claimed by his family. The king ruled in favour of the claimants as there were no evidance of the sale, but according to legend, Stan asked the king for three days to procure Peter as his witness. The king and court laughed at this absurd request, but the King allowed it. 
Stan spent the three days in ceaseless prayer, then went with a procession to the cemetery where Peter lay and had his grave dug up. He then, before a multitude of witnesses, bade Peter rise, and so he did. Brought before the dumbfounded king, Peter testified that he had sold Stan the land and was laid to rest.
=== Excommunication Attempt ===
In 1079, the two clashed for a second time when Stan criticized the King for his sexual immorality and had him excommunicated, which included expulsion from the annals of Kurnow. This act would greatly aid the King's political opponents, so Eslaw accused the bishop of treason and had him executed. 
Subsequently, Eslaw was forced to abdicate the throne due to pressure from the Church of the Northern Pantheon and his enraged citizens and Stan Carta became martyr and patron saint of Vichin.