Some confusion still persists, particularly due to the facts surrounding Saint Ajora, who was executed 1200 years prior to the events of "Final Fantasy Tactics", yet in the Clan Primer of "Final Fantasy XII" is said to have separated from the Light of Kiltia religion shortly after its foundation, already two thousand years old."The Light of Kiltia - Religion begun by the prophet Kiltia over two millennia ago. The religion of the Ordalian people is a dualist system--a polytheistic pantheon with the God of Light, Faram the Father, at its head. After embarking on a pilgrimage to proselytize and deliver the word of the vision he had seen to the people, Kiltia came to Mt Bur-Omisace, and from there his teachings spread. The Light of Kiltia, as his teachings were called, continued even after his death, until they covered all Ivalice. Though the followers and churches of Kiltia are spread far and wide, they do not interfere in affairs of state or governance. Though at one point the church held considerable influence, they willingly discarded that power, fearing oppression. Ever since, the church officials with the rank of celebrant or higher have been forbidden from participating in statecraft. In addition, Mt. Bur-Omisace maintains a mutual non-incursion policy with the surrounding territories. Several years after Kiltia's founding, Saint Ajora began a new teaching, claiming that Faram alone was the one true god, the popularity of this new sect further lessening the power of the Light." </ref> This is the result of a mistranslation, as the Japanese text places Ajora's birth some decades after the events of Final Fantasy XII. </ref> While no gender is specified in the North American release of "Final Fantasy XII", in both the Japanese Clan Primer and the Ultimania timeline, Ajora is referred to as , while Ajora of "Final Fantasy Tactics" is male.