Tumaniti in Entropan

Since it started becoming popular with the Entropanian population at the beginning of the 20th century, Tumaniti has become one of the largest religions in Entropan. Starting with the Eden Group, a group of immigrants from Tumland who moved over in the late 19th to the early 20th century and began a Tumanitun church in the outskirts of Maledonia, Tumaniti grew through a combination of it being embedded in popular culture through highly influential pieces of media including values and symbology of Tumaniti, and through the generously charitable programs of the Entropanian Tumanitun Church. Entropanian Tumaniti grew, and developed from the Southern Ecrosian counterpart by focusing away from the deity-centred tradition it derived from, and focusing more on ethics of virtue and panpsychism, with it also including the national election of representatives to devolved Regional Communions, who then delegate to the National Communion.

Today, Tumaniti is the largest religion in Entropan, narrowly beating out the traditional Christianity that has dominated Entropan, with 21.8% of Entropanians being adherent to Tumaniti, according to the 2021 census. It has significant influence within Entropanian society, with many influential political figures, including several formed Prime Ministers, being Tumaniti. The prevalence of Tumaniti is also cited as reasoning for the implementation and success of many policy endeavours of the Entropanian government, including environmental protection legislation, due to the focus on nature and the environment in the Tumaniti religion, and the closeness of Entropan with Tumland, and the tight diplomatic co-operation between the two countries in world affairs.