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Arânzeni figure; early 4th century ME |
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|Ocupation=Architect | |Ocupation=Architect | ||
|Culture=[[Arânzeni]] | |Culture=[[Arânzeni]] | ||
|Known For=Establishing the foundations of public ritual and inspiring the creation of [[Loar's Refuge]] | |Known For=Establishing the foundations of public ritual and inspiring the creation of [[Loar's Refuge]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:18, 7 October 2026
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| Occupation | Architect |
| Culture | Arânzeni |
| Known For | Establishing the foundations of public ritual and inspiring the creation of Loar's Refuge |
Introduction
Loarpie is a revered ancestral figure in Arânzeni history, credited with shaping many of the principles that underpin civic law.
Etymology
Loarpie is the Arânzeni word for "success."
Biography
Loarpie is believed to have lived in the early generations following the founding of Lavierin in 302 ME, in the early 4th century ME.
Their teachings laid the foundation for what would become the Yacinsains as well as much of the rituals that take place in Arânzeni society.