» Thu Sep 02, 2010 1:07 am
The Marukhati Selective were an enigmatic sect of the Alessian Order. Sources disagree on whether they were an fanatic fringe sect of an elite group. Regardless, they were a collective of scholar-mystics who believed that certain aspects of Akatosh were unacceptable, being of Elven origin, and tried to erase them mythically by using mythic ritual.
There are very few writings concerning the Selective. This is probably because time was distorted in the spiritual of the ritual - such that time became non-linear as it had been in the Dawn of the world, with several mutually exclusive timelines becoming simultaneously true - which resulted in a 1008-year gap in Tamriel's collective myth-memory.
What we know of them, however, is codified http://www.imperial-library.info/obscure_text/complete_dragonbroke.shtml. Some ambitious (or perhaps foolish) lore-scholars have ventured their own theories in this http://www.imperial-library.info/fsg/. There are also http://www.imperial-library.info/obscure_text/vehk_teaching.shtml that mention them... although these are dangerous to uninitiated minds.
I happen to know, however, that the Marukhati catered the birthday party of a certain Imgan King in the mid First Era, with cataclysmic results.
As for the 36 Lessons, that depends entirely on whether the Marukhati succeeded or not, and whether their successors were able to do likewise.
EDIT: Mortazo: Your lips take not to the name of the Monkey Prophet? Marukh founded the Alessian Order, yes. But "Marukhati" is the word applying to those who have followed him and, by association, his mythical ideals. Not unlike the unformed Ada of old, might I add.