Verse:Mwail/Ròdh Xa̱y: Difference between revisions

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(The Thean names are in Modern Standard Thean)

~~[Given name TBD]~~ Xay¹¹, reverentially referred to as Naa¹³ Xay¹¹ ('Lady Xay¹¹') by her worshippers, was an Old Thean xenharmonicist composer and entrepreneur. She was deified posthumously and is worshipped by many ethnic Theans to this day.

Roodh⁵¹ Xay¹¹, reverentially referred to as Naa¹³ Xay¹¹ ('Lady Xay¹¹') by her worshippers, was an Old Thean xenharmonicist composer and entrepreneur. She was deified posthumously and is worshipped by many ethnic Theans to this day.

[I don't know if she will be Thean...]

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== In-universe scholarship ==

The only scholarly consensus about Xay¹¹ is that a woman named ~~[given name]~~ Xay¹¹ existed, that she was a composer and entrepreneur, and that she was murdered or executed. Detailed reconstructions of her life and work are an area of debate. Due to the lack of sources from her life, a minority of Angaian historians posit that Xay¹¹ is a purely mythical figure.

The only scholarly consensus about Xay¹¹ is that a woman named Roodh⁵¹ Xay¹¹ existed, that she was a composer and entrepreneur, and that she was murdered or executed. Detailed reconstructions of her life and work are an area of debate. Due to the lack of sources from her life, a minority of Angaian historians posit that Xay¹¹ is a purely mythical figure.

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-[Given name TBD] Xay¹¹, reverentially referred to as Naa¹³ Xay¹¹ ('Lady Xay¹¹') by her worshippers, was an Old Thean xenharmonicist composer and entrepreneur. She was deified posthumously and is worshipped by many ethnic Theans to this day.
+Roodh⁵¹ Xay¹¹, reverentially referred to as Naa¹³ Xay¹¹ ('Lady Xay¹¹') by her worshippers, was an Old Thean xenharmonicist composer and entrepreneur. She was deified posthumously and is worshipped by many ethnic Theans to this day.
 [I don't know if she will be Thean...]
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 == In-universe scholarship ==
-The only scholarly consensus about Xay¹¹ is that a woman named [given name] Xay¹¹ existed, that she was a composer and entrepreneur, and that she was murdered or executed. Detailed reconstructions of her life and work are an area of debate. Due to the lack of sources from her life, a minority of Angaian historians posit that Xay¹¹ is a purely mythical figure.
+The only scholarly consensus about Xay¹¹ is that a woman named Roodh⁵¹ Xay¹¹ existed, that she was a composer and entrepreneur, and that she was murdered or executed. Detailed reconstructions of her life and work are an area of debate. Due to the lack of sources from her life, a minority of Angaian historians posit that Xay¹¹ is a purely mythical figure.