Triunism

Triunism is amongst the primary religions of the known world. Its worship generally centers around three Divinities, known as the Triune, Malvost, Antar, and Veseros. Triunism originated in the faith both the Renian and Settan people independently brought with them as they migrated north from the southern rainforests. As history proceeded, multiple different sects and rites of Triunism have formed.
Below are the primary sects of Triunism, both historical and modern:
=== Extinct ===
Proto-Triunism - A term referring to the faith the early Renian and Settan settlers brought with them from their homeland in the southern rainforests. Although rooted in similar traditions, this early faith likely had notable theological differences before coalescing into a more unified Triunic tradition.
The First Triune - Also known as the Settan Triune. As Settan influence expanded and the Renians came under the subjugation of Settis, Triunic theology became increasingly cohesive. The Settan Triune would eventually form into a centralized organization representing the state religion of Settis. One of the cornerstones of this Triunism was the Settan people's primacy over peoples of the Triune mass, centered around a blood covenant with the Divinities. Collapsed with the Age of the Black Star. 
The Second Triune - Founded by the surviving Anchorite of Veseros. Inherited much of the existing infrastructure and administration of the First Triune, but radically advanced and supplanted its rites and theology to include the events of the Anchorites and the Black Star. Claimed succession but also correction from the First Triune as part of its legitimacy. Settans became demonized and their Triunic covenent reinterpreted to be a curse. Shift the holy land / peoples to the Renians. Adamantly against monotheism, strictly asserting the existance of three individual Divinities. Spread throughout Oseros. 
=== Current ===
Maphosettan Triunism - Branch that broke off directly from the First Triune, and did not share communion with the Second Triune. According to their theology, Maphos' (Malvost's) Anchorite was the one who survived the events with the Black Star and began his new ministry afterwards. A unism sect that sees Maphos as the sole remaining Divinity after subsuming the others due to their demise to the Black Star. Spread throughout the South. Largely decentralized in governance, however theologically very cohesive. 
Kyonian Triunism - Kyonian branch of Triunism after the schism of the Second Triune. Remained highly centralized and claims to still be the same continued entity as the Second Triune. Diphorian Triunism 
Oseran Triunism - Oseran branch of Triunism after the schism of the Second Triune. Much more decentralized than the Kyonian Triune, governed by a council of leading vicars rather than a single triune head. Believes itself closer to a purer, semi-mythical "Renian Triunism" and eschews the worldly beaurcracy of the First Triune and Kyonian Triunes (The Second Triune in its Early Age is given reverence, however it is seen to have become bloated and corrupted by the Kyonians over time.) Anchorite Triunism
Unist Cults - Various, decentralized cults that worship a single Triune Divinity.
== Gallery ==
File:MalvostIcon.jpg|Icon of Malvost
File:AntarIcon.jpg|Icon of Antar
File:VeserosIcon.jpg|Icon of Veseros