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	'''Agyia''', named for the ancient [[House of Mallányi\|Mallányi]] [[Agöm\|patriarch]] [[Agyöš bör-Aingűd Mallányi]], is a concept in [[Qübüji nationalism]] inherited from medieval [[Wikipedia:Cult of personality\|king worship]]. Agyia is the property of being descended from certain significant [[Coburia\|Qübüji]] historical figures, especially various Mallányi [[Kings of Coburia\|kings]]. [[Agyöš I Mallányi\|Agyöš I]] and [[Agyöš III Mallányi]] are the most commonly [[Wikipedia:Divus\|deified]] characters, often associated with bravery or patriotic expansionism. Agyia has often been encouraged by [[Baigá]] clergy, and in many [[Qübu people\|Qübu]] [[Wikipedia:Traditionalist conservatism\|conservative]] spaces, especially in [[Ranyaism]]. Agyia has also been tied to xenophobia and Qübüji [[Wikipedia:Autarky\|autarkic]] policies.		'''Agyia''' ([[Qübün language\|Qübün]]: ''Fágdö Agyöšiy'' [[Help:IPA/Qübün\|/ɸɑ:ktə acəɕɪj/]]), named for the ancient [[House of Mallányi\|Mallányi]] [[Agöm\|patriarch]] [[Agyöš bör-Aingűd Mallányi]], is a concept in [[Qübüji nationalism]] inherited from medieval [[Wikipedia:Cult of personality\|king worship]]. Agyia is the property of being descended from certain significant [[Coburia\|Qübüji]] historical figures, especially various Mallányi [[Kings of Coburia\|kings]]. [[Agyöš I Mallányi\|Agyöš I]] and [[Agyöš III Mallányi]] are the most commonly [[Wikipedia:Divus\|deified]] characters, often associated with bravery or patriotic expansionism. Agyia has often been encouraged by [[Baigá]] clergy, and in many [[Qübu people\|Qübu]] [[Wikipedia:Traditionalist conservatism\|conservative]] spaces, especially in [[Ranyaism]]. Agyia has also been tied to xenophobia and Qübüji [[Wikipedia:Autarky\|autarkic]] policies.

	Agyia is believed to have originated with the psuedo-religious [[Wikipedia:Ancestor worship\|ancestor worship]] practiced by the Mallányi kings of Qübüj, particularly regarding the tomb of Agyöš bör-Aingűd. Agyöš' grave was granted greater importance due to his role in the [[War of Anditha\|Coburii migration to Coburia]]. His tomb served a significant role in the coronation of the first kings of Qübüj, and is regarded as a holy site by many Baigá.		Agyia is believed to have originated with the psuedo-religious [[Wikipedia:Ancestor worship\|ancestor worship]] practiced by the Mallányi kings of Qübüj, particularly regarding the tomb of Agyöš bör-Aingűd. Agyöš' grave was granted greater importance due to his role in the [[War of Anditha\|Coburii migration to Coburia]]. His tomb served a significant role in the coronation of the first kings of Qübüj, and is regarded as a holy site by many Baigá.