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'''Yaxovism''', '''Yaxoviyya''' or '''Kêmayϑas'''([[Sinkayyi language|Sinkajji]]: {{SS|Text=kêymaqas}}), is a socio-political, philosophical and economic ideology within the broader [[Communalism|communalist movement]] based primarily on the interpretations of sutonese [[Cathism]] and works of [[Kêmalah Yaxov Valyarinn]]. It is partially derived and evolved from [[Sinkayya|sinkajjì] strands of the earlier lothernian [[Iakobianism|iacobian]] movement. Outside of [[Sinkayya]] the ideology is often referred to as [[Yaxovism|Cath-Yaxovism]]. |
'''Yaxovism''', '''Yaxoviyya''' or '''Kêmayϑas''' ([[Sinkayyi language|Sinkajji]]: {{SS|Text=kêymaqas}}), is a socio-political, philosophical and economic ideology within the broader [[Communalism|communalist movement]] based primarily on the interpretations of sutonese [[Cathism]] and works of [[Kêmalah Yaxov Valyarinn]]. It is partially derived and evolved from [[Sinkayya|sinkajjì] strands of the earlier lothernian [[Iakobianism|iacobian]] movement. Outside of [[Sinkayya]] the ideology is often referred to as [[Yaxovism|Cath-Yaxovism]]. |
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Yaxovism, Yaxoviyya or Kêmayϑas (Sinkajji: kêymaqas), is a socio-political, philosophical and economic ideology within the broader communalist movement based primarily on the interpretations of sutonese Cathism and works of Kêmalah Yaxov Valyarinn. It is partially derived and evolved from [[Sinkayya|sinkajjì] strands of the earlier lothernian iacobian movement. Outside of Sinkayya the ideology is often referred to as Cath-Yaxovism.