Saint Quagmire

Saint Quagmire (Greek: έλος Elos) (Mandish: магсčиа Nadaf) also known as Quagmire of Constantinople was an early Christian martyr who is venerated as a Saint in Christianity. According to tradition he was a traveller in the Roman Empire who spread the word of Christ via word of mouth and gatherings. However due to be a Christian in Pre-Constantine Roman Empire, he was sentenced to death for his faith. He became one of the most venerated saints and megalomartyrs in Christianity, He is respected by Christians, Druze, as well as some Muslims as a martyr of monotheistic faith.
In hagiography, as one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers and one of the most prominent peaceful saints, he is immortalized in the legend of Saint Quagmire and the Butterflies. His feast day, St Quagmires Day, is traditionally celebrated on 5th May and is a National Holiday in Neutralston. He is the Patron Saint of The People's Republic of Neutralston and historically the Patron Saint of: Gambia, Egypt, Lebanon, Georgia and Switzerland. 
Legend
Very little is known about Quagmire's life. It is thought that he was a travelling Priest of Cappadocian descent, who was martyred under Roman emperor Valerian in one of the pre-Constantinian persecutions of the 3rd or early 4th century. Beyond this, early sources give conflicting information.
The saint's veneration dates to the 5th century with some certainty, and possibly even to the 4th, while the collection of his miracles gradually began during the medieval times. However the story about him defeating Demons disguised as Butterflys is not part of the original hagiographies and seems to have been added at a later date.
History
Whilst many Historians do agree that Quagmire did exist, there is almost no records of his life to date. The only proof that exists of Saint Quagmire existing is from an ancient Mandish Charter which details Saint Quagmire converted some Romans in Ancient Rome to Christianity.
Saint Quagmire and the Butterflies
The earliest known record of the legend of Saint Quagmire and the Butterflies occurs in the 12th-century, in a Gregorian source, reaching Catholic Europe in the 13th-century.
The tradition tells that "St. Quagmire was a solitary figure, often found wandering the moonlit paths of the forest, his footsteps leaving a gentle imprint upon the earth.
One fateful night, as the village lay shrouded in darkness, St. Quagmire embarked on his customary nocturnal journey. With a lantern in hand and a steadfast resolve in his heart, he set forth into the unknown, guided only by the faint glimmer of starlight filtering through the dense foliage.
As he traversed the labyrinthine trails, a curious sight befell him. A host of delicate butterflies, their wings aglow with ethereal luminescence, began to flutter around him in a mesmerizing dance. But something was amiss in their graceful movements; a sinister presence lurked within their midst, corrupting their innocent beauty.
Undeterred by the eerie spectacle, St. Quagmire recognized the hand of malevolence at work. Drawing upon the strength of his unwavering faith, he raised his voice in prayer, beseeching the divine to grant him the power to banish the darkness that sought to ensnare the creatures of the night.
As his fervent entreaties echoed through the tranquil expanse, a radiant light emanated from his outstretched hand, suffusing the surrounding darkness with a celestial glow. The butterflies, touched by the purity of his spirit, began to tremble, their delicate forms contorting as the oppressive presence within them writhed in agony.
With a triumphant cry, St. Quagmire commanded the demons to depart, invoking the sacred names that held sway over the forces of darkness. As his words resounded through the forest, the malevolent influence was shattered, dissipating like mist beneath the morning sun.
In the wake of the exorcism, the butterflies fluttered free from the shadow that had bound them, their wings now aglow with a newfound radiance. With a final flourish, they spiraled upwards into the heavens, leaving behind a trail of shimmering light that illuminated the path of St. Quagmire as he continued on his journey.
From that day forth, the legend of St. Quagmire's miraculous encounter with the demonic butterflies spread far and wide, a testament to the power of faith to conquer even the darkest of forces. And though the saint himself may have long since departed this world, his memory lives on in the hearts of those who cherish the enduring legacy of his divine grace." - St Quagmire's Legend
St Quagmire's encounter with the Possessed Butterflies would go on to be influential with his Legend in general.
Patronages
Quagmire is a highly celebrated saint in both the Western and Eastern Christian churches, and many Patronages of Saint Quagmire exist throughout the world.
St Quagmire is the Patron Saint of Neutralston, By the 15th century, the saint had been declared both the patron saint and the protector of the Gangi Tribes by Emperor Yugi.