Djozike
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Djozike was a citizen of Hungary and Slovakia. He was a member of Polgári Platform and served one term as mayor of Nitra (Hungarian Nyitra). His death was discovered in December 2008.
Djozikeism
This is a section about the unofficial religion of erepublik.
Origin
The Djozikeism was founded in the second half of August 2008 by a group of Hungarian dioist believers. Therefore djozikeism has common features to dioism. In the beginnings, the religion was only a small group of believers, but later, the dioist temple of Nitra converted to djozikeist, thus almost 70 percent of Nitra shared the new faith, and there were believers from other parts of Hungary too. Djozikeism became the first unofficial religion of Hungary.
History
The period from mid August till mid-October was the most glorious era of the djozikeism. In that time, it was the official religion of MKKP, and under the cabinet of Rizsa, Rommel Erwin wanted to make djozikeism as an official religion of Hungary. Djozikeism had one temple in the region of Nitra.
From mid-October, the right-extremist opinion of the believers became much stronger, therefore they were forced to flee to Canada and Indonesia. Later in the time of religious persecution by NeoRoland, djozekism almost disappeared from Hungary, and after the death of Djozike, the number of believers decreased under less than ten.
The re-flourishing of djozikeism started on February 1 2009, when Djozike returned to the peoples of eRepublik. His reincarnation is one of the proofs of his existence. The Hungarians were the first to hear his voice, and on February 2 launched an ecumenical council (also known as universal synod) on the www.mibbit.com/#zsinat, where the original church was founded. Then after a continuous session, the church elected its first patriarch, Oresztész I, on February 4. The first action of Oresztész I was to appoint the prelates of the church.
Gods
Djozikeism is a polytheistic religion. The head (Pater Terra) of the Gods is Djozike. Other Gods were:
- Waren - God of Administrative affairs
- Gyadi - God of War
- Kriszke - Acting God
- Boris the Blade - God of Administrative affairs
Petrodromus
The title Petrodromus refers to the Pontifex Maximus of djozkeism. Petrodromus is elected for a period of a month and may be elected only for two consecutive months. After that, he/she must take a break. The election of Petrodromus happens in the room: irc.mibbit.com:6667 #zsinat, between 2nd and 8th of every month. The election is organized by the previous Petrodromus, and is elected by the priesthood.
| Period | Real Name | Religious name |
|---|---|---|
| February 2009 | Bertrand Russell | I. Oresztész |
| March 2009 | Antonius Arrabona | I. Trinitrotulos |
| April 2009 | Antonius Arrabona | I. Trinitrotulos |
| May 2009 | Ludrew | I. Nepheritész |
| June 2009 | Ludrew | I. Nepheritész |
| July 2009 | Ludrew | I. Nepheritész |
| August 2009 | cerasus | I. Dialecticus |
Priesthood
After a reformation, a Council of Priests was formed on February 4. The Council elects the Petrodromus every month, who proclaims the teaching of djozikeism, speaks to the flocks, and conducts church-structural tasks.
| Appointed | Ended | Name | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4th Feb 2009 | ? | Bertrand Russell | Hungary |
| 22nd Feb 2009 | ? | Antonius Arrabona | Hungary |
| 22nd Feb 2009 | ? | Thyr'zul | Hungary |
| 28th Feb 2009 | ? | Adalephat | Hungary |
| 4th Feb 2009 | ? | Glody Sanyii | Hungary |
| 4th Feb 2009 | 22nd Feb 2009 | Weisz Manfred Huba | Hungary |
| 4th Feb 2009 | 22nd Feb 2009 | Baluro | Hungary |
| 4th Feb 2009 | 28th Feb 2009 | Adam Zahovay | Hungary |
Belief System
The main teachings and beliefs are collected in the Book of Djozike, which is the holy book of religion as well. Djozike Book of View (Hungarian Language).
