The Arnaca

The Arnaca, also known as the Old Temple or the Temple of Sora, is a great temple in the Sevician capital of Morosea, located in the Sunset Cliffs region of the city. It was originally built as a place of worship for the Old Gods by Arnaca the Young, who ruled as the Imperator of Sevicia from 142 to 143 A.S, and was finished three years later in 146 by his successor, Magna Oscius. Along with the Forefathers Mausoleum, the Arnaca is one of the only buildings in Morosea's royal Sunset Cliffs region that is open to the public all year round.
== History ==
First completed in 146 and opened that same year, the Arnaca is one of Sevicia's oldest surviving monuments, and one of its most famous, seeing thousands of visitors and pilgrims from across the continent on a yearly basis. It has been closed to the public on numerous occasions, including during the constitutional crisis of the fifth century, and has been refurbished multiple times, including most famously by Cloe of Ida, in 637. The modern building remains one of the oldest surviving buildings in Morosea in its original state. It hosts multiple halls of worship for all of the five Old Gods and holds a number of congregations and official gatherings on a near-daily basis. Its golden minaret spire is one of the city's most iconic features.
== See also ==
Morosea, the capital of Sevicia 
Forefathers Mausoleum
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