Unarians' nave

Unarians' nave is a large assembly nave within the Mynster (central clock‑temple) at the Concent of Saunt Tredegarh (walled monastic complex), associated with the Unarians. It is described as the only space at Tredegarh large enough to hold the entire avout body gathered for the Convox (rare avout convocation).

Context and first mentions

• Avout (mathic monastics) at Tredegarh refer to Plenary (whole‑assembly session) announcements being held “in the nave of the Unarians,” described as the only place able to contain the full Convox. During such Plenaries, rules are relaxed and recordings may be shown to the assembly.
• After the Visitation at Orithena, an all‑day Plenary assembled here, according to those present.

Role and usage

• Primary venue for Convox‑wide announcements and addresses to all gathered maths and concents.
• Used ceremonially at the close of Inbrase (induction rite) when hierarchs and newly enrolled peregrins (sanctioned travelers) process out of the chancel into this nave as the assembly dismisses.

Description and location

• Sited within the Mynster complex that rises against The Precipice at Tredegarh; the chancel is separated from surrounding naves by screens, with Unarians’ nave lying beyond one such screen. From within the chancel, the murmur of the larger assembly in this nave can be heard when Plenary concludes and the crowd takes its leave.
• The space is on a scale to seat thousands, consistent with its use as the Convox’s principal gathering hall.

Relationships and affiliations

• Named for, and associated with, the Unarians as a community within the Mynster’s arrangement of naves.
• Functions as the main assembly hall for the current Convox hosted by the Concent of Saunt Tredegarh.

Current status

• In active use during the present Convox for whole‑assembly Plenary sessions and for processional movement at the end of Inbrase.

Notes

• The name points to a broader arrangement of multiple naves around the Mynster’s chancel; “Unarians’ nave” identifies the large hall attributed to the Unarians in local usage. Specific orientations or internal subdivisions are not detailed here.