League Conclave
The League Conclave was the governing body of the Pantheist League in the Cities of the Pantheon region of interior Zakhara in 1367 DR.
The League Conclave was the governing body of the Pantheist League in the Cities of the Pantheon region of interior Zakhara in 1367 DR.
Activities
In addition to normal duties of government, the Conclave guided and enforced the pure moralist teachings of Pantheist Enlightenment throughout the Pantheist League.
Base of Operations
The League Conclave was based in I'tiraf which was the capital of the Pantheist League. The building housing the Conclave here was second in size and grandeur within the Cities of the Pantheon only to the Great Mosque of the Pantheon. The Conclave maintained satellite locations in all of the major cities of the region.
Members
In addition to being the emir of I'tiraf, Rimaq al-Nimar was also the head of the League Conclave. Every major city of the Pantheist League sent a group of delegates to represent them within the League Conclave in I'tiraf. Each of these groups elected their own leader. These leaders as of 1367 DR are listed below:
- Ahmad al-Rahib of Hilm
- Aksonkor al-Daris of Talab
- Reisah al-Bakir of Fahhas
- Yazid al-Walid of Hudid
- Hisham bin Ziyad of Mahabba
- Osham al-Budan of I'tiraf