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Arrival of the Seaqueen is the second of three holidays collectively called the Arrival of the Triad, representing the return of [[the Triad]] from the chaos and the creation of the world. One of the high holy days of [[Betshaba]], the festival day usually includes a number of competitions in honor of Betshaba, including swimming, rowing, fishing and, for children, even knot tying. The festivities cease for a solemn noontime mass, which traditionally includes a sermon on how Betshaba gave water to [[Baltheron]] and the genesis of her children, the [[Ilum Bet-sha]].<noinclude>[[Category:Betshaba]]</noinclude> | |||
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Sheldsmet 7
Observed by: Commonplace where the Triad is worshiped, particularly in countries formerly part of the Old Empire
Arrival of the Seaqueen is the second of three holidays collectively called the Arrival of the Triad, representing the return of the Triad from the chaos and the creation of the world. One of the high holy days of Betshaba, the festival day usually includes a number of competitions in honor of Betshaba, including swimming, rowing, fishing and, for children, even knot tying. The festivities cease for a solemn noontime mass, which traditionally includes a sermon on how Betshaba gave water to Baltheron and the genesis of her children, the Ilum Bet-sha.
