Difference between revisions of "Temple of Kossos the Great"
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* The King himself ([[Odho III]]) | * The King himself ([[Odho III]]) | ||
| − | * Restored by [[Oauld II]] in the 300's BC | + | * Restored by [[Oauld II.]] in the 300's BC |
* [[Omalhed the priest]] 200's BC | * [[Omalhed the priest]] 200's BC | ||
Latest revision as of 10:57, 20 February 2007
The Temple of Kossos the Great was a religiounes/memorial structure in Peleunevenia,built by king Oauld I. in the memory of Kossos the Great ,the founder of the house of Kossos. Today,its location is unclear,although modern scholars like Dr. Ali Brown suggest that the ruins at Glostheum are the temples last remains.
The temple honored Kossos the Great as its chief deity and it was the central place of sacrifice to this King and it later became the Kings personel chapel,although it was abandoned since the time of Ethee X. .The last historical record is the nomination of a priest to this temple by Paath III. in 250,although local sources indicate that this position was a mere titulary honorific by then.
High Priests:
- Hellheth the Priest 430's BC
- Marmuth of the Temple of Kossos 400's BC
- Illutheth the Wise-man 350's BC
- Gondallheth the Fool 340's BC (executed by the King)
- The King himself (Odho III)
- Restored by Oauld II. in the 300's BC
- Omalhed the priest 200's BC
- Under the King directly 200's BC-200's AD
- Meelheth the last in the 200's AD
