Talk:Ginsukyo

Ginsukyo best country thraxia is south ginsukyo

Ginsukyo best country

Cope harder if you say ginsukyo no best you thraxian nerd I'm gonna bully you

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Is this a Touhou reference? --Philimania and Sovaland (talk) 16:24, 28 March 2023 (UTC)

• Apparently so uh I had no idea. I gotta talk with the creator -- Antoniokf5 (talk) 16:27, 28 March 2023 (UTC)

Percentage for Native Faith (Sona Tokaa) too high.

Ginsukyo has been under bokanist influence, or subject by raids and invasions by bokanist polities since ca. 800 XY

During its later history it is fair to assume that it has been under the rule of several native bokanist dynasties.

Thus, Sona Tokaa, at least in its original form, has been persecuted for nearly two millenia as of 2527 XY, and thus it is unreasonable to suggest, even with a religious revival, that 10% of the whole population of Ginsukyo, even if the just the west, rather, specially within the west, is believer of said faith alone, or does not believe in an extremely syncretized form of the faith, to the point where it is either co-practiced with any other or outright absorbed by it.

What is more sensate to argue, is that Sona Tokaa would be survived by a variety of traditions and rituals specially within Alwazunite, but including Luceroanist bokanism, descended from syncretisms which themselves originated from either crypto-sona tokaanists (or whatever is the adjectival form) or the proselytizers themselves attempting to convert the locals.

Like medieval catholicism however, people wouldn't see those as pagan or local traits, but rather just as part of bokanism, of their way of practice, even if other places would practice in other forms.

We likely would be seeing a very strong cult of saints within Ginsukyan bokanism, more so than in any neighbouring states as well. --Jamm6 (talk) 21:31, 5 November 2023 (UTC)