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Mani was a religious teacher, credited with founding Manicheanism. He was born about 217 CE and died about 263 CE. More details about his life and career will be included as the site develops further. |
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Mani lived during late classical times. Sociology including social structure and change, and communities can be connected. Peoples of the world can be considered. Mani is associated principally with Asiatic peoples. Institutions including religion, government, economics, education, and families may be applicable to his life. Connections of science, other personal studies, anthropology, and culture to his life will be made as the site is developed. |
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