Belaphor

Belaphor /ˈbɛlə fɔr/ is the first and only known planet from the yellow dwarf main-sequence star Amoerra created by the god of the same name. It is also the deity praised by the people of the Holy Moon of Leiar. Belaphor has the mass of approximately 320 Earths and the radius of 15 Earths, making it slightly larger than Jupiter.

Formation History
Belaphor was theorized to form approximately 5 billion years ago after a cloud of gas from a previous supernova explosion was set off by another proceeding supernova, this was initiated by the god Belaphor. The gas collapsed in a shockwave, collecting at the center to form Amoerra. Belaphor's matter collected in the outer rim of the disk, but had moved closer to Amoerra to around the star's habitable zone due to a collision with another massive object which most likely later became the ring of asteroids and ice particles surrounding the outer reaches of the system. Belaphor's major moons, with the exception of Eristhicanus, had been taken by Belaphor as it moved closer to Amoerra. The disruption of Belaphor's movement to near the smaller protoplanets and rocky collections also caused vital chemicals of life to rain down on its now life-bearing moons. It also increased the moons' mass to a near-Earth amount.

Storms
The Eye of Belaphor, the largest and most prominent storm of Belaphor has been observed for at least 1100 years. The formation of this storm has received contrasting data, and it is still a mystery.

Religious Connotations
The gas giant is the central deity for those of the Holy Moon of Leiar. They believe that Belaphor is an omniscient god who sees all with its single "eye". The religion is the basis of the moon's global government, and it affects all laws and decisions made by its people.

Cosmology
Leians believe that the universe was created by a beginning Chaos, which they see as the vacuum of space. Belaphor was the immediate deity created by such Chaos, which was then transformed into a figure human minds could comprehend. Chaos then converted Belaphor into its "holiest prophet", and told it to choose all beings that it deemed worthy then to place them on either its two closest, largest moons. Therefore, all beings experience Chaos, but not all beings are "holy" due to their distance from Belaphor. Although the Belaphorite religion is based off the actual goddess Chaos, the sequence of events is inaccurate.