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* [[Wang Fu]] - Grandfather of Wang Sorenson, father of Wang Hop. | * [[Wang Fu]] - Grandfather of Wang Sorenson, father of Wang Hop. | ||
* [[Olafine Bjornsen]] - Aunt of Wang Sorenson, sister of Ingemodh Sorenson. | * [[Olafine Bjornsen]] - Aunt of Wang Sorenson, sister of Ingemodh Sorenson. | ||
* [[Wang's unknown, but probably quite lovely, wife]] - Wife of Wang Sorenson. | |||
==== The VonStrupps ==== | ==== The VonStrupps ==== | ||
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==== Others ==== | ==== Others ==== | ||
* [[Bishop Snedlditetikasi]] - A Wangite bishop from Denmark who helped to reform the Wangzaah Night ceremony. | * [[Bishop Snedlditetikasi | Bishop Asløg Snedlditetikasi]] - A Wangite bishop from Denmark who helped to reform the Wangzaah Night ceremony. | ||
* [[Bishop Rosales]] - A Wangite bishop from Venezuela who was the Holy Ingemodh Mother of Wang Cathedral's Archivist in 1853. | |||
==== Organizations ==== | ==== Organizations ==== | ||
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* [[Order of the Artichoke Dragon]] - An ancient order dedicated to community outreach and preserving Wangite culture. | * [[Order of the Artichoke Dragon]] - An ancient order dedicated to community outreach and preserving Wangite culture. | ||
* [[Knights of the Singing Flugelhorn]] - The organization dedicated to preserving Wangite music and sea shanties. | * [[Knights of the Singing Flugelhorn]] - The organization dedicated to preserving Wangite music and sea shanties. | ||
* [[Persimmon Junction]] - A Portuguese Wangite seminary established in 1636. | |||
* [[The Wangite Quarterly]] - The journal where most Wangite scholarly research is published. | * [[The Wangite Quarterly]] - The journal where most Wangite scholarly research is published. | ||
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* [[feathered stick]] - Stick used during the Reform Wangism ceremony during the | * [[feathered stick]] - Stick used during the Reform Wangism ceremony during the Wangzaah holiday. | ||
* [[wishing balls]] - A plant or tree decoration used during the Wangzaah holiday. | * [[wishing balls]] - A plant or tree decoration used during the Wangzaah holiday. | ||
* [[sea shanties]] - The traditional hymns of Wangism. | * [[sea shanties]] - The traditional hymns of Wangism. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:48, 11 July 2021
Here is a handy reference to everything relating to Wang.
People
The Wangs/Sorensons
- Wang Sorenson - Religious figure.
- Ingemodh Sorenson - Mother of Wang Sorenson.
- Wang Hop - Father of Wang Sorenson.
- Wang Fu - Grandfather of Wang Sorenson, father of Wang Hop.
- Olafine Bjornsen - Aunt of Wang Sorenson, sister of Ingemodh Sorenson.
- Wang's unknown, but probably quite lovely, wife - Wife of Wang Sorenson.
The VonStrupps
- Agnes VonStrupp - Founder of Reform Wangism.
- Amelia VonStrupp - Agnes's youngest daughter, founder of Orthodox Wangism.
- Gunter VonStrupp - Agnes's eldest son, first bishop of Reform Wangism.
- Angie VonStrupp - Agnes's eldest daughter.
Others
- Bishop Asløg Snedlditetikasi - A Wangite bishop from Denmark who helped to reform the Wangzaah Night ceremony.
- Bishop Rosales - A Wangite bishop from Venezuela who was the Holy Ingemodh Mother of Wang Cathedral's Archivist in 1853.
Organizations
- Elephant Mafia - Criminal organization who murdered Wang Sorenson after the Peanut Miracle at Boobyalla.
- Holy Ingemodh Mother of Wang Cathedral - The ruling Wang church and governing body for all Wangism.
- Wangite School of Pharmacy - Wangism's premier research university, located in Turkey.
- Order of the Artichoke Dragon - An ancient order dedicated to community outreach and preserving Wangite culture.
- Knights of the Singing Flugelhorn - The organization dedicated to preserving Wangite music and sea shanties.
- Persimmon Junction - A Portuguese Wangite seminary established in 1636.
- The Wangite Quarterly - The journal where most Wangite scholarly research is published.
Sects
- Wangism - Religion of those who follow Wang Sorenson.
- Reform Wangism - Largest branch of Wangism.
- Orthodox Wangism - Branch of Wangism that does not follow the Miracle of Agnes VonStrupp.
- Wanganese - Breakaway sect of Wangism that celebrates The Great Stomping.
- Wangite - Follower of Reform Wangism, sometimes refers to followers of Orthodox Wangism.
- Orthodox Wangite - Follower of Orthodox Wangism.
- Wangian - Follower of Wanganese.
Events
- Great European Earwig Infestation of 693 - A horrible event no one likes to talk about, rendered Wang's mother infertile.
- Wangzaah Name Debate - A slight schism among Wangites over a mistranslated ogonek.
Miracles
- Peanut Miracle at Boobyalla - An event in which Wang Sorenson saved a town from financial ruin, directly led to his death at the feet of the Elephant Mafia.
- Miracle of Agnes VonStrupp - An event in which Wang Sorenson's spirit delivered gifts to a financially-strapped widow.
- Miracle of His Lost Shoes - An event in which Wang Sorenson divined the location of his lost shoes.
- Miracle of Tamaulipas - An event in which Wang Sorenson procured enough tamales for all.
Holidays
- Wangzaah - Holiday celebrated by all followers of Wangism based on the birth of Wang Sorenson.
- Wangzaah Night - Special Wangzaah ceremony performed on December 23.
- The Great Stomping - Holiday celebrated by Wanganese.
Miscellaneous
- feathered stick - Stick used during the Reform Wangism ceremony during the Wangzaah holiday.
- wishing balls - A plant or tree decoration used during the Wangzaah holiday.
- sea shanties - The traditional hymns of Wangism.
- Wang's pidgin - The cryptic language Wang Sorenson used when writing letters and limericks.
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