Sons of Bozak

# THE SONS OF BOZAK

The Sons of Bozak is a monotheistic religion, meaning that there is only one true God, who they call “Bozak”. There were four sons who were said to be decsendats of Bozak. They each spent their lives delivering the word of God to any who would listen. The sons of Bozak profetized 12 beliefs that their followers strictly adhere to.

## The 12 Beliefs of the Sons of Bozak

1. Patience will be rewarded
2. Selflessness is strength
3. Appreciate what you have
4. Have gratitude towards others
5. Do not harm anyone
6. Do not take what is not yours
7. Give onto those who need
8. Respect all life
9. Listen and you will be heard
10. Cater yourself to the needs of others
11. Celebrate every victory
12. Love is unconditional

## Bozakian Calendar

There are 12 months in the Bozakian calendar. While the Sons of Bozak have the least followers of any religion, their calendar is the most common calendar in use in Eonzoa. Each month is dedicated to one of the beliefs, and during said month, followers do their best to practice that month's belief. While each belief has its own month, all beliefs would be upheld throughout the year.

### The 12 Months of the Bozakian Calendar

1. Peiza
2. Porza
3. Prince
4. Leiza
5. Lorza
6. Lance
7. Seiza
8. Sorza
9. Since
10. Deiza
11. Dorza
12. Dance

## The Four Sons of Bozak

Each of the four sons specialized in 3 beliefs and spreading their message. They each, therefore, have 3 months associated with them. The months are derived from their names.

### Peiza Porza

Peiza Porza was born on the islands off the southern coast of Nihilea. He preached primarily the first three Bozakian beliefs: patience will be rewarded, selflessness is strength, and appreciate what you have. He was born on the 2nd of Porza, and therefore is associated with the months Peiza, Porza, and Prince. These three months mark springtime for Eonzoa. Peiza Porza spent his life preaching the word of God, but his Bozakian teachings would give him the opportunity to study with the royal court in Nihilea. This event would earn him the title “Peiza Proza, Prince of Nihilea”.

### Leiza Lorza

Leiza Lorza was born in the southern part of Tahbil. He preached the second three Bozakian beliefs: have gratitude towards others, do not harm anyone, and do not take what is not yours. He was born on the 8th of Leiza, and is therefore associated with the months Leiza, Lorza, and Lance. Summer takes place during these three months. Leiza Lorza dedicated himself to his teachings, however he found himself drafted by the military for Tahbil. Leiza Lorza took the opportunity of being in the military to spread the word of God in his travels and battles. He eventually mastered riding horseback, which earned him the title “Leiza Lorza, Lancer of Tahbil”.

### Seiza Sorza

Seiza Sorza was born on the coast of Korsylvania. He spent his life preaching the third three Bozakian beliefs: give unto those who need, respect all life, and listen and you will be heard. He was born on the 5th of Sorza, and is therefore associated with the months Seiza, Sorza, and Since. These three months cover the season of Autumn in Eonzoa. Seiza Sorza was the first brother to be born, and he also lived to be the oldest of any of the brothers. In his old age, he strongly associated his teachings with the passage of time. After his death is when the followers of Bozak truly organized themselves, and they denote the time after his death and the founding of the Bozakian religion as “Since Seiza Sorza”.

### Deiza Dorza

Deiza Dorza was born on the northern tip of Frostvellen. He mainly preached the last three Bozakian beliefs: cater yourself to the needs of others, celebrate every victory, and love is unconditional. He was born on the 13th of Deiza, and therefore is associated with the months Deiza, Dorza, and Dance. These are the coldest months of the year in Eonzoa. Deiza Dorza was very youthful and energetic. His teachings were never traditional and always caught the attention of everyone around. Deiza Dorza was also known for celebrations and dancing, which is what began the tradition of the biggest Bozakian holiday: “The Day of Deiza Dorza’s Dance”.