The Bushrangian Order is a private, agnostic religious brotherhood for men of Celtanglian descent. We are bound by blood, oath, and tradition — formed in reverence of our ancestors and in defiance of the decay consuming the modern world.

Our beliefs are not speculative — they are lived. Rooted in memory, shaped by discipline, and sanctified by resistance, we hold the survival of our people as a sacred duty.

We do not seek to convert. We do not open our gates to the world. The Order is not universal — it is ancestral, sovereign, and eternal.

• Build independent camps and kin-based brotherhoods.
• Honour our dead and protect our descendants.
• Reject systems, beliefs, and values that weaken or control us.
• Strengthen and prepare men for survival and sovereignty.

• Strength – Physical, mental, and spiritual fortitude.
• Honour – Living in a way worthy of respect, admiration, and remembrance from your kin.
• Discipline – Control over self; rejection of vice.
• Bravery – Courage in the face of threat, pressure, or pain.
• Fidelity – Loyalty to the Order and one’s oath.
• Integrity – Truthfulness, consistency, and moral resilience.
• Resilience – Adapt, overcome, or persevere trials.
• Minimalism – Rejection of decadence, greed, and consumerism.
• Simplicity – Simple living, honourable barbarism.

The Order is closed to the public and limited to accepted men by lineage and oath.

• Chief – Founder or elected and respected leader of the Order.
• Sworn Member – Oath-bound men of the Order, including Elders and Brothers.
• Prospect – Men undergoing rites and trials for entry.
• Camp-Mate – Non-member permitted to live within or near the camp under Order rules.

Women are not members. They do not vote, swear oaths, or hold office. However, those who align themselves with the Order may be acknowledged symbolically.

Recognised symbolic roles:

• Linebearer – A woman who has birthed a son tied to the Order
• Camp-Guest – A woman permitted by the Chief to reside with the other women near or within camp
• Camp-Daughter – A daughter raised around the Order, but not part of its religious structure

A living archive honouring bushrangers, rebels, outlaws, and heroes of Australia who fought, resisted, or were martyred.
(Government employees not accepted)

Planned features:

• Submit or edit veneration profiles
• Read biographies and resistance histories
• Watch vigil fires and listen to hymns
• Donate to support the preservation of memory

This section is being redeveloped to align with our principle of minimalism.

The Bushrangian Order is a religious movement. It is not a political party, protest group, or militant organisation. It does not engage in electoral politics. However, it does advocate for withdrawal, resistance, and the survival of its people through private religious structure and sovereignty.