Editing D'ni Renaissance (section)

==Religion==
The period of the Renaissance was marked both by religious confusion and by a return to fundamentalism. 

The first years saw a religious confusion, whereas the original teachings of [[Ri'neref]] and [[Ahlsendar]] were largely left behind.<ref name=naygen/> This must have been a heritage from the time of King [[Me'erta]], and the dark times of the Plague, but it could also be a result of the new-found optimism.

As much as 2500 sects were registered during the reign of King Naygen. The King himself encouraged the pursuit of other "truths". The [[Tomb of the Great King]] was barely visible, hidden under the [[Council Chamber]], despite minor criticism by the [[Church]].<ref name=naygen>{{cite journal|author=DRC|journal=King Naygen notebook|journal-page=Reference:DRC research notebooks/King Naygen|game=Uru}}</ref>

That was until the coming of the [[prophet]] [[Tevahr]], an ardent student of the Great King. Supported by King [[Rakeri]], he denounced the sects and led the public back to their original beliefs, focusing on the D'ni personal life and relationship towards [[Yahvo]]. The once numerous sects had diminished to 47, with only 10 having more than 500 members. The complete reconstruction of the [[Regeltovokum]] (part of the many Cavern renovations ordered by Rakeri) was a testimony of that return to the roots.<ref name=rakeri>{{cite journal|author=DRC|journal=King Rakeri notebook|journal-page=Reference:DRC research notebooks/King Rakeri|game=Uru}}</ref><ref>{{cite journal|author=DRC|journal=King Tejara notebook|journal-page=Reference:DRC research notebooks/King Tejara|game=Uru}}</ref>