Elijahn Rite
The Elijahn Rite, also known as the Cult of Elijah or Elijahn Order, is a tradition within Bovinism focused on the worship of Saint Elijah Ayreon. The rite emerged following Elijah's martyrdom by Siseran cultists in Walstadt and his subsequent deification by his grieving widower, Nathan. Elijah, who had received special veneration even during his lifetime as Nathan's husband, became a central figure in Bovic devotion following his death. The Elijahn Rite is particularly popular in territories with Ayreonist heritage, including Hurmu, Elijah's Rest and Elwynn, as well as in Ayreonist communities throughout the former greater Shirerithian empire. The rite's historical center was Konungsheim in Normark, where Saint Elijah's remains rested in the Tomb of Elijah Ayreon from 1598 AN until the East Keltian Collapse of 1737 AN.
