Sukhana

Sukhana (Nadhara for "Sukha knowledge") is a religion with a wide variety of practices and beliefs tracing their origins to the life and teachings of the Sukha, enjoying majority status in Khagira, Daolin, Beygir, Damri, Maiyon, Tokohi, and Sebandar. Its origins lie in an unknown valley in the Bhalana Mountains, variously claimed to be under the control of Khagira, Sunghala, and Parvat, where the Sukha was born and from where her teachings spread.

Sukhana is split between numerous schools broadly grouped into three general tendencies; Rahadhya, Pathaka, and Aikyarta. Rahadhya is highly monastic in character and prevails in Khagira and Beygir. Pathaka is the largest tendency and is most common in Daolin, Maiyon, Tokohi, and Sebandar. Aikyarta adopts a much more rigid interpretation of Sukhana canon, and is most common in Damri with minority populations in Sunghala and Parvat. With the exception of Aikyarta, each of the tendencies encompasses a wide variety of traditions. Schools within a tendency do not necessarily share canonical texts or philosophical precepts, but generally do not majorly contradict one another.

Life of the Sukha
The Sukha's personal name and birthplace has been lost to history, but it is known she was the daughter of a renowned sage in the temple