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== Beliefs == |
== Beliefs == |
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| − | Followers of Trellism appear to trace the religion's roots to [[Trelagism]] as it is described in the [[Words of Founding]].{{book ref|mb4|11}} The extent to which these religions are related is unclear.{{wob ref|3183}} |
+ | Followers of Trellism appear to trace the religion's roots to [[Trelagism]] as it is described in the [[Words of Founding]].{{book ref|mb4|11}} The extent to which these religions are related is unclear, as the two religions share no apparent similarities beyond the name of their god.{{wob ref|3183}} Adherents believe in a deity named named Trell, whom they consider to be their creator in some capacity.{{book ref|mb4|11}}{{book ref|mb4|15}} At least some among them appear to believe in an apocalyptic prophecy which claims that "men of gold and red, bearers of the final metal" will arrive and rule over the people of [[Elendel]], and perhaps all of Scadrial.{{book ref|mb4|epilogue}} |
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| − | Trelagism was a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dualism dualist] religion named after the god '''Trell'''. Trell's opposite was '''Nalt''', and the two were believed to be brothers.{{book ref|mb1|9}} Trell's identity is of some interest in the cosmere.{{wob ref|3183}} |
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| − | Trelagists believed that night was sacred and daylight was profane. During the night, Trelagists were able to see the Thousand Eyes of Trell (the stars) watching over them, but during the day, Nalt, jealous of the worship given to his brother, would shine his single eye (the sun) on the land, blocking Trelagists from seeing Trell's eyes. |
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| − | One can speculate that their religious observances, if they had any, were at their height during the winter months, and summer months may have contained many petitions to Trell or attempts to ward off Nalt's jealousy. (See "Geography", below.) |
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| − | === Followers === |
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| − | Before the Final Empire eradicated Trelagism, it was practiced primarily by a people known as the Nelazan. Little is known about the Nelazan themselves, but they were described by [[Sazed]] as being a "determined people", and that they mapped out the entire night sky. (Likely, it was only the northern sky and not the entire sky; see "Geography", below.) Since the stars were considered to be Trell's eyes, it is possible that the Nelazan did not name the stars in a manner that other cultures might, but rather gave stars — or constellations — names related to attributes associated with Trell. |
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| − | === Geography === |
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| − | The Nelazan were likely located far to the north of Scadrial, close to or just south of its equivalent of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arctic_circle Arctic Circle]. It was noted by [[Sazed]] that their winters had few hours of daylight, and their summers had few hours of darkness.{{cite}} Had the Nelazan lived on or north of Scadrial's Arctic Circle, their winters would have had at least one day of total darkness, and their summers would have at least one day of total daylight. |
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| − | == Post-Catacendre == |
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| − | Trelagism may have diverged from its original beliefs since the end of the Final Empire. [[Miles Dagouter]] and [[Edwarn Ladrian]] have been the only self-proclaimed adherents to the belief so far encountered, and [[Edwarn Ladrian]] doesn't talk of his beliefs much (only once), so the apparent divergence could simply be a personal opinion of [[Miles Dagouter]], or even his interpretation of beliefs that have yet to be revealed to the reader. |
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| − | === Miles Dagouter === |
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| − | Miles claimed to worship Trell and believed that Trell created mankind, but made no comments regarding the Thousand Eyes or Nalt's eye, or even expressed a dislike of daylight. In addition, he held the beliefs that the ruling class should be made up exclusively of [[twinborn]] — a concept that might be unimaginable to the Nelazan — and that Trell had made men like him specially to right wrongs in the world.{{book ref|aol|11}} Whether or not he was a Trelagist is not clear; he referred to his religion as "Trellism", rather than "Trelagism", but he did name his god as "Trell". Miles also claimed, as he was being executed, that "the men of gold and red, bearers of the final metal, ''will'' come".{{book ref|aol|epilogue}} It is unknown if this was a personal belief, or a tenet of Trellism. |
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| − | === Bleeder === |
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| − | A metal spike used by [[Paalm|Bleeder]] for [[Hemalurgy]] is made up of an [[Trellium|unknown metal]] not known to [[Harmony]]. [[Marasi]] speculates that the metal is from an another god and resolves to find out more about Trell.{{book ref|sos|epilogue}} |
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| − | === The Set === |
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| − | The [[Set]] are agents of Trell.{{book ref|bom|epilogue}} [[Edwarn Ladrian]] brags of the Set having [[kandra|Faceless Immortals]] of their own. One of these tells Edwarn that Scadrial has become too dangerous, and that Trell intends to destroy it instead of using the [[Set]] to rule it. He also says Edwarn will be allowed to serve in another Realm, perhaps indicating that Trell's followers are [[Worldhoppers]], or at least aware of the different [[Realms]]. |
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| + | [[Miles Dagouter]] encouraged people to actively worship Trell, though the details on how Trell is worshiped are unknown.{{book ref|mb4|epilogue}} Miles believed that Trell created him "to see wrongs righted" and that the religion's teachings proved he was "special" in some way.{{book ref|mb4|11}} It is unclear to what extent Miles' beliefs concerning social justice are held in common among other members of the religion. It is likely that some kernel of these ideas is pervasive in Trellism, given some relations to the philosophies of [[Paalm]]{{book ref|mb5|20}} and [[Edwarn Ladrian]].{{book ref|mb5|17}} |
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| − | == Notable Trelagists == |
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| − | * Trelagism was the fifth religion that Sazed offered to [[Vin]].{{book ref|mb1|9}}<br> |
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| + | Despite the religion's mention in the Words of Founding, the it is relatively unknown among the general population of northern Scadrial.{{book ref|mb6|3}} [[Marasi Colms]] had a difficult time researching the religion, with few people willing to speak openly about their knowledge.{{book ref|mb6|epilogue}} Several members of the Set, in both high and low positions, are followers of Trellism, and the organization itself may exist for the purpose of serving Trell.{{book ref|mb6|29}}{{book ref|mb6|epilogue}} Presumed followers of Trellism have been seen both swearing by{{book ref|mb6|15}} and giving thanks to{{book ref|mb6|29}} Trell. |
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| + | Red-eyed [[Faceless Immortal]]s appear to work on behalf of Trell, and have been known to visit followers of Trell on occasion.{{book ref|mb6|epilogue}} Paalm also appears to be an agent of Trell,{{book ref|mb5|epilogue}} though these kandra do not show any signs of being adhrents of Trellism. |
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| − | * We meet a character named Trell in White Sands vol. 2. The religion presented by Sazed to Vin in Mistborn suggests that this may be Trell's origin. |
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| Relacionado con | Trell, the Set |
| Tipo | Religion |
| Mundo de origen | Scadrial |
| Universo de origen | Cosmere |
“ You are fools! One day, the men of gold and red, bearers of the final metal, will come to you. And you will be ruled by them. Worship. Worship Trell and wait ... ”
— Miles Dagouter's last words[1]
Trellism is a mysterious religion related to Trell. It is practiced on Scadrial by several members of the Set.
Beliefs
Followers of Trellism appear to trace the religion's roots to Trelagism as it is described in the Words of Founding.[2] The extent to which these religions are related is unclear, as the two religions share no apparent similarities beyond the name of their god.[3] Adherents believe in a deity named named Trell, whom they consider to be their creator in some capacity.[2][4] At least some among them appear to believe in an apocalyptic prophecy which claims that "men of gold and red, bearers of the final metal" will arrive and rule over the people of Elendel, and perhaps all of Scadrial.[1]
Miles Dagouter encouraged people to actively worship Trell, though the details on how Trell is worshiped are unknown.[1] Miles believed that Trell created him "to see wrongs righted" and that the religion's teachings proved he was "special" in some way.[2] It is unclear to what extent Miles' beliefs concerning social justice are held in common among other members of the religion. It is likely that some kernel of these ideas is pervasive in Trellism, given some relations to the philosophies of Paalm[5] and Edwarn Ladrian.[6]
Followers
Despite the religion's mention in the Words of Founding, the it is relatively unknown among the general population of northern Scadrial.[7] Marasi Colms had a difficult time researching the religion, with few people willing to speak openly about their knowledge.[8] Several members of the Set, in both high and low positions, are followers of Trellism, and the organization itself may exist for the purpose of serving Trell.[9][8] Presumed followers of Trellism have been seen both swearing by[10] and giving thanks to[9] Trell.
Red-eyed Faceless Immortals appear to work on behalf of Trell, and have been known to visit followers of Trell on occasion.[8] Paalm also appears to be an agent of Trell,[11] though these kandra do not show any signs of being adhrents of Trellism.
Notes
- ↑ a b c Aleación de ley epílogo#
- ↑ a b c Aleación de ley capítulo 11#
- ↑ Holiday signing
— Arcanum - 2015-12-12# - ↑ Aleación de ley capítulo 15#
- ↑ Sombras de identidad capítulo 20#
- ↑ Sombras de identidad capítulo 17#
- ↑ Brazales de Duelo (libro) capítulo 3#
- ↑ a b c Brazales de Duelo (libro) epílogo#
- ↑ a b Brazales de Duelo (libro) capítulo 29#
- ↑ Brazales de Duelo (libro) capítulo 15#
- ↑ Sombras de identidad epílogo#