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| Asharak |
Posted - 15 Nov 2019 : 14:13:03
In Blood of Yakuza, we have :
1358: Great Teacher Saizu (later known as Saizu the Immortal) appears over the capital standing on a cloud. Upon his landing spot is built a huge temple. Saizu begins his teachings of the Winter Sect of the Path of Enlightenment. (page 6)
The Shining Mountain is one of the many sects that has grown out of the original teachings of the Path of Enlightenment. Founded in the year 1358 by the great teacher Saizu, the sect’s main temple is located just outside the capital. (page21)
It seems this is the same event with different names (Winter Sect or Shining Mountain).
What do you think about this ? |
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| cpthero2 |
Posted - 25 Feb 2020 : 08:45:21
Learned Scribe Asharak,
I believe this to be just an unusual sentence structure. I believe that with the two paths being the same (Kara-Tur, p.145), but one being a subsequent sect (possibly seen as taking around route), it appears that the two are very separate from what I've read.
Best regards,
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Originally posted by Asharak
In Blood of Yakuza, we have :
1358: Great Teacher Saizu (later known as Saizu the Immortal) appears over the capital standing on a cloud. Upon his landing spot is built a huge temple. Saizu begins his teachings of the Winter Sect of the Path of Enlightenment. (page 6)
The Shining Mountain is one of the many sects that has grown out of the original teachings of the Path of Enlightenment. Founded in the year 1358 by the great teacher Saizu, the sect’s main temple is located just outside the capital. (page21)
It seems this is the same event with different names (Winter Sect or Shining Mountain).
What do you think about this ?
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| Kentinal |
Posted - 15 Nov 2019 : 23:12:41
Winter Sect
The Shining Mountain sect
Could be two "of the many sects that has grown out of the original teachings of the Path of Enlightenment." |
| TBeholder |
Posted - 15 Nov 2019 : 23:03:12
Why not both? |
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