Originally Posted by
Wyntonian
An idea, which I've seen used to great effect in a couple places, is an "annotated" history. Like, for example, an Imperial Sunshani historian writes a report on a Torei revolt ("A horde of bloodthirsty, brutal savage Torei massacred the family of a noble and raped his wife") and then in italics there's the margin-notes of a Phoenix scholar with a differing viewpoint ("The Torei were prevented from escaping to the Vallheim, and fought their way out. On the way, they took some of the food the noble had taken as taxes.")
The reason I mention this is because although the Church of the Good God is the state religion of the Dotze Affariata, there's people within the Elect and a bunch within the common people who still covertly worship the Old Gods. There could be a history of the Nameless Prophet who brought the worship of the Good God to the Dotze Affariata, and have it annotated by a Loyalist scholar who disputes the claims.