Caoir Ergesi

Caoir eirr Ergesi aimmene, Tibersec másc (Classical Doccábh /kɔrʲ ɛrʲˑ ˈerʲ.gʲə.ˌzʲi ˌa.mʲə.ˈnʲe ˈtʲiβʲərʲˌsʲəxʲ ma:sk/, known mononymically as Caoir was a philosopher in the Doccábh Empire. Much of the shared cultural heritage of Northern Yazland originates in the philosophy and teachings of Caoir. They and their followers are considered the founders of Caoirism, a legalist philosophical school which emphasized TODO. Upon their work, the Doccábh legal system was written, and thus their thought has influenced the legal systems used today across all of Northern Yazland.

• starts life as a lower aristocrat's child, government work for a bit, then court member for a bit, then historical happenstance puts them in a dogshit but bureaucratic position, they effectively quit to be a nomad for a while, then are a court member and do most of their teaching w/ those who accompanied them in nomadism, gets kind of fucked over by the local king, dies largely poor in exile but with their philosophy having become The Default
• slightly before the quinquevirate, used for statecraft therein
• philosopher of law, mathematics, logic, medicine, astronomy, epistemology; plato-like-figure? islamic golden age?
• rationalism in the antiquity sense
• many works lost
• Disciples of Confucius
• eunicism is imagined to have added to their credibility, caoir's "sons" are the followers of caoirism, those who developed it
• later renaissance-shaped movement calls back to caoir a lot
  • tschintierist idealism... lol...

questions:

• interface with religion?
• interface with the current ruling classes?

See also

• Doccábh legal system