Hafasanist Holy Lands

The Hafaśanist Holy Lands is, in Hafaśanism, a holy site, described as the mountains on which the gods reside, and thus something that humans cannot enter nor claim rulership over, with the exception of high-ranking religious figures being able to make the trek and enter the Holy Lands. Several non-Hafaśanist peoples have lived in the territory that is now the Holy Land, leaving behind several settlements, whose only records come from Hafaśanist figures who state that the ruins are former "villages of the Children of the Gods", and that these villages number between 14 and 19. The highest peaks of the mountains are strictly off-limits to all, with all that are found to have gone there immediately given the death penalty, of which any Hafaśanist is able to carry out without any consequences.