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'''Mijism''', known in [[Ythnandosian language|Ythnandosian]] as ''{{cs|YTH|micam}}'' (from ''{{cs|YTH|mij}}'' "balance"), is a dualistic religion mainly practiced in Kauzia and some of its former imperial territories. | |||
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Revision as of 14:35, 15 June 2016
| Mijism | |
|---|---|
| Theology | Radical Dualism, Balance |
| Mijil | Kinis-Hondu Faìẓem |
| Region | Baredina |
| Founder | Keim |
| Origin | ~870 BCE Kauzia |
Mijism, known in Ythnandosian as micam (from mij "balance"), is a dualistic religion mainly practiced in Kauzia and some of its former imperial territories.