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 ===== Wars and Empires =====
-The Hann were a warrior people, used to skirmishing - and fighting to claim new lands.   Eventually they came across the people of Wangate, who bested them in battle and pushed into Hann lands extending their own Empire.  Eventually the Wangate Empire took control of the Northern and North Western shores of the Hann Sea.  And they brought a new, and controlling, religion with them
+The Hann were a warrior people, used to skirmishing - and fighting to claim new lands.   Eventually they came to the attention of the  Wangate Empire, who bested them in battle and pushed into Hann lands extending their own Empire.  Eventually the Wangate Empire took control of the Northern and Northern shores of the Hann Sea.  And they brought a new, and controlling, religion with them
-During this period of occupation, Urgon was established by settlers/refugees from The Strongholds and Near Coast regions, who brought their own version of the new religion with them.  Telida was not occupied but  The Wangate empire was constantly skirmishing and attacking looking for openings - and that led to the settlement of the eastern states.  In the South, the Zakharans invaded  The Far Coast states and established dominion over them.
+During this period of occupation, Urgon was established by settlers/refugees from The Strongholds and Near Coast regions, who brought their own version of the new religion with them.  Telida was not occupied but The Wangate empire was constantly skirmishing and attacking looking for openings - and that led to the establishment of the west Telidan states.  In the South, the Zakharans invaded The Far Coast states and established dominion over them.
-But there was that common bond between the Hann People, and they fought back.  When savages from the mountains weakened Wangate, the subject states took advantage of it to fight back and win their freedom - left unprotected the savages destroyed the city and its people.  In the south an uprising, supported by the other Hann nations, drove the Zakharan conquerors out, although many Zakharan settlers stayed behind.
+But there was that common bond between the Hann People, and they fought back, and destroyed the temples athat the Wangate Empire used to control the land. In the south an uprising, supported by the other Hann nations, drove the Zakharan conquerors out, although many Zakharan settlers stayed behind.
 The occupation left its mark behind.
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 In The North West, The Old Gods were replaced by the new gods (3e Pantheon)  - although the more aggressive and domineering gods were prevalent.  Then when Angasa was settled the 'New Gods' were migrated as well, albeit in a more manageable form, with Pelor as the chief god.  When the Wangate Empire was driven out and destroyed, their gods stayed behind -  although other gods came to prominence in the Pantheon led by Pelor.  This version of the faith worked its way down the rest of the Western Shore (not Urgon) as the  Zakharan conquerors were driven out.
-The same happened in the Far coast -  when the Zakharans were driven out, many of their temples were destroyed.  However, a few survived, because they had forged better relationships with the original residents -  and now they form a distinctive part of the regional culture.
+Later, the Telidan Gods (The PF Pantheon) spread across the Hann Sea, giving the combined pantheon that we see across Hann today.
+The same thing happened in the South, with the Sakharan deities.  Now, in the far coast states, Razardi and Port Elizabeth deities from Sakharan, are still worshipped as part of the local pantheon.  That said, in the current day, every region has its own distinct take on religion - and a slightly different pantheon.
 ===== The Coming Together =====