Definitions for primarch
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1. Primarch

   In the fictional universe of Warhammer 40,000, the Primarchs were engineered superhumans created by the Emperor to command his future Legions of Space Marines. Originally twenty in number, they were said to have been created using the Emperor's own DNA. Of the twenty (twenty-one if the twins Alpharius and Omegon are counted separately) Primarchs, eighteen are known while two remain mysterious, having been expunged from in-universe records. Their genetic material was also used to form the basis of the Legions they would command. All were created in genetic laboratories hidden on Terra deep beneath the Himalayan mountain range, and were almost completely matured before their incubation pods were scattered across the galaxy. The cause of this is unknown; the forces of Chaos, the Emperor, and the Primarchs themselves are claimed in varying tales to be responsible for snatching the infant Primarchs' incubation cradles from Earth and dispersing them through the Warp. According to the novel False Gods, The Emperor might have allowed the forces of Chaos to scatter the Primarchs across the Galaxy for purposes unknown. Also, according to Chaos, the Emperor might have procured the power needed to create the Primarchs from the Chaos gods via unknown means. As the Great Crusade progressed, the Emperor was reunited with each of them as his armies re-established contact with the worlds on which the Primarchs had come to rest. Most had, in the intervening time, risen to positions of power or infamy as a result of their remarkable physiology and abilities. At least three had been subject to noticeable mutation: Sanguinius, who had angelic wings and was reported to be psychic, Magnus, who had bright red skin and was widely known to have formidable psychic talent, and Vulkan, who had pitch black skin and glowing red eyes.

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1. primarch

   A primarch is a term typically used in science fiction or fantasy literature, particularly in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, to describe genetically-engineered superhuman beings who serve as leaders of powerful military factions or organizations. They are often portrayed as having immense physical prowess, unique psychic abilities, and exceptional tactical skills. Primarchs are usually depicted as larger and stronger than an average human, and their role is to command armies and shape the destiny of their respective factions.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of primarch in Chaldean Numerology is: 8

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of primarch in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5

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