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 === The renouncers ===
-Heterodox variants of the cult of 'Au'a are increasingly popular among the urban guildless or otherwise estranged population of Chaatai. They hold that creation is fatally flawed, and doomed to a circle of decay, which might require either withdrawal from the greater society, or its complete destruction to pave the way for a new creation. Their adherents are known as **//!aik'ukyu//** or, literally, "the renouncers", as they abandon their social role and their previous relations. Often renouncers deliberatey break social and religious taboos, for example by consuming milk and eggs or having inappropriate sexual relations, and practice extreme asceticism and flagellation. They are often accused of violence and sabotage, though only a few sects would approve of it.
+Heterodox variants of the cult of 'Au'a are increasingly popular among the urban guildless or otherwise estranged population of Chaatai. They hold that creation is fatally flawed, and doomed to a circle of decay, which might require either withdrawal from the greater society, or its complete destruction to pave the way for a new creation. Their adherents are known as **//!aik'ukyu//** or, literally, "the renouncers", as they abandon their social role and their previous relations. Often renouncers deliberatey break social and religious taboos, for example by consuming milk and eggs or having inappropriate sexual relations, and practice extreme asceticism and flagellation. They are often accused of violence and sabotage, though only a few sects approve or systematically practice such things.
 ==== Language ====
+//Also see: [[Chaatai language]]//
 The //chaatai// language is the one generally used on this wiki to refer to all //'ikra//-specific concepts, including "//'ikra//" and "//tagra//" (literally "person" and "world", respectively).