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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

SUPREME DECREE ON TEMPORAL JURISDICTION AND NATIONAL CALENDAR

Legal Instrument 

Date of Enactment: May 26, 2025

Legal Classification: Constitutionally Proclaimed Instrument – Binding under Jus Cogens, UNDRIP (2007), Montevideo Convention (1933), Canonical Law, and Indigenous Customary Sovereignty

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ARTICLE I – LEGAL FOUNDATION OF TEMPORAL AUTONOMY

In the full and undisputed exercise of its inherent sovereign powers, as recognized under:

Articles 1 and 55 of the United Nations Charter

The Montevideo Convention on the Rights and Duties of States (1933)

The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP, 2007) – Articles 4, 5, 33

The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR, 1966)

Codex Iuris Canonici (Canonical Law)

Sacred Ancestral Law and Customary Indigenous Practice

The Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua hereby formally and perpetually affirms its exclusive juridical and institutional prerogative to constitute and administer its own temporal, ceremonial, and calendrical order, encompassing without limitation:

The inalienable right to proclaim and inscribe historical dates essential to the identity and continuity of the Xaragua Nation;

The constitutional power to define, legislate, and enforce national holidays, public feasts, rest days, and institutional observances;

The exclusive competence to regulate and codify a civil and liturgical calendar, in alignment with its sovereign spiritual and cultural traditions;

The academic jurisdiction to establish educational timelines, sessions, examinations, and intellectual commemorations within the University of Xaragua;

The sovereign authority to designate, recognize, and institutionalize events of State, religious solemnities, military honors, and diplomatic commemorations in accordance with the sacred rhythm and rites of the Xaragua Nation.

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ARTICLE II – ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NATIONAL CALENDAR

The National Calendar of Xaragua is hereby constitutionally proclaimed, enacted, and institutionalized as the exclusive legal and chronological framework governing the totality of the Xaragua sovereign system. It is henceforth the binding temporal structure for:

The University of Xaragua

The Liberal Party of Xaragua

The Government and all Ministerial Organs

The National Catholic Order

The Supreme Military and Defense Structures

All Civil, Ecclesiastical, and Academic Institutions

All Citizens, Residents, and Foreign Representations accredited to Xaragua

This sovereign calendar shall formally include, but is not limited to:

1. Academic sessions, evaluation periods, and scholarly milestones

2. National holidays and dates of legally recognized civic rest

3. Spiritual feasts and liturgical celebrations governed by canonical and ancestral law

4. State commemorations, public proclamations, and formal addresses

5. Days of remembrance for ancestors, cultural revival, and national heroes

6. Institutional anniversaries, ecclesiastical appointments, and diplomatic engagements

Each calendrical designation is issued ex officio by the Office of the Rector-President, pursuant to internal constitutional protocols and in harmonization with ancestral cosmology, canonical tradition, and the sacred cultural heritage of Xaragua.

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ARTICLE III – LEGAL EFFECT AND IMMUNITY

All dates, observances, and ceremonial designations set forth in the Xaragua National Calendar are declared fully enforceable, juridically operative, and internally binding within the territorial, cultural, and spiritual jurisdiction of Xaragua. These enactments carry the force of law ex proprio vigore, and enjoy legal immunity and protection under:

The Jus Cogens Principle of Self-Determination

The Non-Derogable Rights of Indigenous Autonomy under UNDRIP

The Canonical Sovereignty of the Xaragua Catholic Order

The Customary Legal Doctrine of internal non-subordination

No foreign authority, corporate entity, ecclesiastical institution, or external jurisdiction may override, contest, or nullify the legal validity and internal force of the Xaragua Calendar within the framework of recognized sovereign, indigenous, and private autonomy.

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