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|affiliation = [[Mal'akh]], [[Djinn (mythology)|Djinn]] | |affiliation = [[Mal'akh]], [[Djinn (mythology)|Djinn]] | ||
|bases = [[Mountains of the Moon]] | |bases = [[Mountains of the Moon]] | ||
|first mention | |first mention cs = The Book of the War (novel) | ||
|members = [[King of Beasts]] | |members = [[King of Beasts]] | ||
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Legends of the Edimmu dated back at least to the first millennium BC in [[Assyria]], [[Babylon]], and [[Arabia]], describing immortal [[spirit]]s of "great strength and great tread", "full of violence", who "rage against [[human|mankind]]" and "spill their [[blood]] like rain, devouring their flesh and sucking their veins". | Legends of the Edimmu dated back at least to the first millennium BC in [[Assyria]], [[Babylon]], and [[Arabia]], describing immortal [[spirit]]s of "great strength and great tread", "full of violence", who "rage against [[human|mankind]]" and "spill their [[blood]] like rain, devouring their flesh and sucking their veins". | ||
In the [[1460s]], an army of [[Eastern Europe]]an [[soldier]]s at [[Gragov]] believed they had found a fortress of the Edimmu; in reality it belonged to the [[Celestis]]. ([[PROSE]]: | In the [[1460s]], an army of [[Eastern Europe]]an [[soldier]]s at [[Gragov]] believed they had found a fortress of the Edimmu; in reality it belonged to the [[Celestis]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Book of the War (novel)}}) | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:35, 16 March 2024
The Edimmu (also called the ekimmu) were a council of seven immortal Mal'akh who directed the Mal'akh presence on Earth. The Liber Sanguisgarum described them as the direct opponent of the Star Chamber. They may have been the same as the ifrit described in Arabic mythology.
Legends of the Edimmu dated back at least to the first millennium BC in Assyria, Babylon, and Arabia, describing immortal spirits of "great strength and great tread", "full of violence", who "rage against mankind" and "spill their blood like rain, devouring their flesh and sucking their veins".
In the 1460s, an army of Eastern European soldiers at Gragov believed they had found a fortress of the Edimmu; in reality it belonged to the Celestis. (PROSE: The Book of the War [+]Loading...["The Book of the War (novel)"])
