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	The '''pyre rose''' is a variety of rose native to the [[Sirdabi]] province of [[Irzal]] in [[Ruleska]], but now grown in many lands all around the [[Adelantean Sea]]. By [[Kalentic]] custom it is invariably linked with [[Kalen Phoenikos]], as legend tells how the pyre rose grew forth from Kalen's ashes after he was burned at the stake. The color of its petals, a vivid pinkish-orange, enhances its association with fire, and also ties it to the beautiful fiery plumage of the [[phoenix]] and its [[Amunat\|Amunati]] counterpart the [[benu]]. No doubt thanks to these associations, the pyre rose is also symbolic of rebirth, renewal, and the natural cycles of life and death.		The '''pyre rose''' is a variety of rose native to the [[Sirdabi]] province of [[Irzal]] in [[Ruleska]], but now grown in many lands all around the [[Adelantean Sea]]. By [[Kalentic]] custom it is invariably linked with [[Kalen Phoenikos]], as legend tells how the pyre rose grew forth from Kalen's ashes after he was burned at the stake. The color of its petals, a vivid pinkish-orange, enhances its association with fire, and also ties it to the beautiful fiery plumage of the [[phoenix]] and its [[Amunat\|Amunati]] counterpart the [[benu]]. No doubt thanks to these associations, the pyre rose is also symbolic of rebirth, renewal, and the natural cycles of life and death.

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Aleph at 20:24, 14 August 2026

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	The '''pyre rose''' is a variety of rose native to the [[Sirdabi]] province of [[Irzal]] in [[Ruleska]], but now grown in many lands all around the [[Adelantean Sea]]. By [[Kalentic]] custom it is invariably linked with [[Kalen Phoenikos]], as legend tells how the pyre rose grew forth from Kalen's ashes after he was burned at the stake. The color of its petals, a vivid pinkish-orange, enhances its association with fire, and also ties it to the beautiful fiery plumage of the [[phoenix]] and its Amunati counterpart the [[benu]]. No doubt thanks to these associations, the pyre rose is also symbolic of rebirth, renewal, and the natural cycles of life and death.		The '''pyre rose''' is a variety of rose native to the [[Sirdabi]] province of [[Irzal]] in [[Ruleska]], but now grown in many lands all around the [[Adelantean Sea]]. By [[Kalentic]] custom it is invariably linked with [[Kalen Phoenikos]], as legend tells how the pyre rose grew forth from Kalen's ashes after he was burned at the stake. The color of its petals, a vivid pinkish-orange, enhances its association with fire, and also ties it to the beautiful fiery plumage of the [[phoenix]] and its [[Amunat\|Amunati]] counterpart the [[benu]]. No doubt thanks to these associations, the pyre rose is also symbolic of rebirth, renewal, and the natural cycles of life and death.

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	[[Category:Natural History]]		[[Category:Natural History]]
	[[Category:Religion]]		[[Category:Religion]]

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	The '''pyre rose''' is a variety of rose native to the [[Sirdabi]] province of [[Irzal]] in [[Ruleska]]. By [[Kalentic]] custom it is invariably linked with [[Kalen Phoenikos]], as legend tells how the pyre rose grew forth from Kalen's ashes after he was burned at the stake. The color of its petals, a vivid pinkish-orange, enhances its association with fire, and also ties it to the beautiful fiery plumage of the [[phoenix]] and its Amunati counterpart the [[benu]]. No doubt thanks to these associations, the pyre rose is also symbolic of rebirth, renewal, and the natural cycles of life and death.		The '''pyre rose''' is a variety of rose native to the [[Sirdabi]] province of [[Irzal]] in [[Ruleska]], but now grown in many lands all around the [[Adelantean Sea]]. By [[Kalentic]] custom it is invariably linked with [[Kalen Phoenikos]], as legend tells how the pyre rose grew forth from Kalen's ashes after he was burned at the stake. The color of its petals, a vivid pinkish-orange, enhances its association with fire, and also ties it to the beautiful fiery plumage of the [[phoenix]] and its Amunati counterpart the [[benu]]. No doubt thanks to these associations, the pyre rose is also symbolic of rebirth, renewal, and the natural cycles of life and death.

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The '''pyre rose''' is a variety of rose native to the [[Sirdabi]] province of [[Irzal]] in [[Ruleska]]. By [[Kalentic]] custom it is invariably linked with [[Kalen Phoenikos]], as legend tells how the pyre rose grew forth from Kalen's ashes after he was burned at the stake. The color of its petals, a vivid pinkish-orange, enhances its association with fire, and also ties it to the beautiful fiery plumage of the [[phoenix]] and its Amunati counterpart the [[benu]]. No doubt thanks to these associations, the pyre rose is also symbolic of rebirth, renewal, and the natural cycles of life and death.

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