too-loo-KOO-nah
The opposite of Wiksah, the amorphous presence and bones of the world that supports all and that all is built on. Shifts with time, as the world is considered to be a living, breathing thing. The bones do not take sides, but demand respect as they grind and hold all in place. It is the embodiment of the inevitable, the uniform, the expected and expectant, the respect for the order.
Earthquakes or other types of shifting land/ocean bed are Tullukuna shifting/being restless.
Tullukuna doesn't have a structure of worship, temples, or priests/clerics/paladins.
One can be compared (favorably or unfavorably) to Tullukuna in terms of strength, rigidity, holding up others or being unchanging/stubborn.
Tullukuna is more towards structure and timelessness and unchangeability.