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Under the post-verticalist mode of agrarian social organisation, most large-scale cultivation of onions and leeks in the Kir lands was undertaken by ethnic minorities, such as the [[Ĥeiran_Coscivians#Ensciryan_Peoples|Kernans and Phrydhians]]. | Under the post-verticalist mode of agrarian social organisation, most large-scale cultivation of onions and leeks in the Kir lands was undertaken by ethnic minorities, such as the [[Ĥeiran_Coscivians#Ensciryan_Peoples|Kernans and Phrydhians]]. | ||
===Religion and Spirituality=== | |||
The heritage religion of the Kir people as a whole falls under the umbrella of "Lunar monotheism" that developed from prehistoric {{wt|selenolatry|selenolatry}}, which is shared with most other Coscivian peoples and continues today in the form of [[Sarostivism]] as an institutional religion. During the process of Christianisation, many folk-Sarostivist images, symmbols, and devotions were redefined in a Christian theological framework and incorporated into the rituals and iconography of the Coscivian Orthodox Church and subsequently the Coscivian Catholic Church. | |||
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