Editing D'ni religion (section)

==Religious buildings==
All religious buildings were constructed along the line of the [[Great Zero]], which was reserved for religious or governmental buildings unless otherwise permitted by the reigning king.  Several of these structures were built along an "alternate" Great Zero line as proposed by King Me'erta in the 1800's.

===Temple of Yahvo===

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This was the official temple of the official Church, commissioned by Ri'neref himself and completed in 63 DE. It was heavily renovated in 3112 DE by King Rakeri, and featured many paintings by the famous D'ni Renaissance painter [[Fahlee]].

===Temple of the Great King===
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This structure was built during the reign of King [[Ja'kreen]] to the precise dimensions required by the prophecies of the Great King, and was completed in 643 DE.  At the end of King [[Ahlsendar]]'s reign, he entombed himself in the temple, along with any Books that had been infected by the plague he had unleashed upon the Pento.  This structure renamed the Tomb of the Great King in 1502 DE, and was later buried by government-sanctioned construction under Kings [[Naygen]] and [[Kerath]].

===Cult Temples===

Three cult temples were constructed during the reign of King Me'erta, and were built along his proposed "alternative" Great Zero line.<ref>{{cite DRC notebook|notebook=King Me'erta}}</ref>

====Temple of the Tree====

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====Temple of Water====

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====Temple of the Sacred Stone====

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===Private rooms===
These rooms, found in many of the outlying neighborhoods in D'ni, face a floating sculpture, which is thought to be a representation of the seed of the Great Tree of Possibilities.  In these rooms, the D'ni could reflect on their place in Yahvo's plans and meditate or pray as they saw fit.