Aithrighe trí fulaingt

Aithrighe trí fulaingt (payment through pain - English) is the Raidhsénian-Solastic doctrine that punishment for particularly heinous civil or war crimes must be dealt through equal, or even worse means.
It is in line with the Solastic philosophy of duality and reciprocity.
In civil matters, this is usually done through flagellation and crucifixition. Alternatively, the condemned may be thrown into a pit of ravenous Ghrgii, where they are torn to pieces alive and consumed. It is usually for crimes including-
* Paedophilia
* Murder
* Grand treason
* Bestiality with a canine.
Nearing the end of the Wánna war, it was decided that alterations were needed to accomodate deterrences for crimes that surpassed the deeds of individuals in terms of their despicability. For far worse crimes, such as genocide of an ally or a masscre, The military may be called in to perform mass skinnings, where skins are slowly rolled off the living bodies of groups of the accused party while salt is applied to their exposed flesh and left hanging on trees to be pecked by ravenous birds.
==See Also==
Raidhsénia
Solasism
Jursiprudence
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