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Catholic Order Of Xaragua

Emblems Of The Order


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OFFICIAL ECCLESIAL AND STATE POLICY DOCUMENT

Title: Decree on the Protection of Sacred Elements and Intellectual Patrimony of the Catholic Order of Xaragua

Issuing Authority: Office of the Rector-President

Ecclesial Authority: Ecclesial Founder of the Catholic Order of Xaragua

Jurisdiction: Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

Date of Issuance: May 11, 2025

Classification: Sacred and Sovereign Ecclesial Decree – Irrevocable and Non-Reproducible



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I. Preamble


The Catholic Order of Xaragua, canonically constituted under the sovereign jurisdiction of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua and in communion with the Roman Catholic Church (in communione ecclesiae), hereby declares the inviolable protection of its spiritual, theological, symbolic, iconographic, pedagogical, and cultural corpus.


This decree affirms the sacred and non-transferable status of all components of the Order’s body of work, in accordance with:


Code of Canon Law (1983):


Can. 215–216: Rights of the faithful to form and govern associations for spiritual purposes.


Can. 298–329: Norms governing private associations of the faithful.


Can. 321–326: Autonomy of associations not recognized formally by ecclesiastical authority.


Can. 1187–1188: Protection and veneration of sacred images and relics.


Can. 1230–1234: Canonical safeguarding of sacred places and objects.



Second Vatican Council Documents:


Lumen Gentium (LG) §§ 13–17 – The People of God and legitimate diversity within unity.


Ad Gentes (AG) §§ 22, 26 – Inculturation and theological expression among peoples.


Gaudium et Spes (GS) § 53 – Right of peoples to develop and express their cultural heritage.



International Law:


UNDRIP: Articles 11(2), 12, 13, 31, 34 – Indigenous control of cultural expressions, spiritual traditions, sacred symbols, and legal institutions.


ILO Convention 169: Articles 2, 6, 23 – Legal protection of traditional knowledge and cultural institutions.


WIPO Treaty on Traditional Cultural Expressions: Article 1(b), Article 3 – Rights to prevent unauthorized use or reproduction.


Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969), Article 46 – Internal laws may override external agreements when based on fundamental norms.



Customary Indigenous Law:


Right to self-determination and custodianship of spiritual-cultural heritage.


Intergenerational guardianship duties as embodied in ancestral codes and transmitted through oral, symbolic, and religious forms.





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II. Scope of Protection


The following are hereby declared non-reproducible, sacred, and owned exclusively and perpetually by the Catholic Order of Xaragua:


All liturgical and devotional texts, including prayers, hymns, novenas, meditative formulas, and spiritual instructions (Canon 214, Canon 826).


The full iconography of the Order, including the Royal Lion Crest and Mystical Star-Cross Crest, along with any derived visual representations (Can. 1187–1188, WIPO TCE Art. 3).


All illustrations, symbols, sacred art, and graphical expressions related to the Order (Canon 1230, UNDRIP Art. 12–13).


Interpretations of Scripture, theology, Church history, and indigenous spirituality as developed or codified by the Order (Can. 828, Ad Gentes 22, UNDRIP 31).


Educational content: catechisms, courses, theological essays, liturgical manuals (Canon 775 §1, ILO 169 Art. 23).


Publications: printed or digital books, graphic novels, research articles, academic syllabi (Can. 823–824, WIPO TCE).


Audiovisual media: films, podcasts, soundtracks, sacred recordings, visual documentaries (UNDRIP Art. 31, Canon 779).


Digital or AI-generated materials reproducing or imitating the spiritual body of the Order (Canon 832, WIPO Draft Provisions on TCEs).


All content bearing the official seal or emblems of the Order, whether explicitly or implicitly associated (Canon 216, UNDRIP 34).




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III. Prohibited Acts


The following are strictly and perpetually prohibited without explicit written and ecclesial authorization from the Ecclesial Founder of the Order and the Office of the Rector-President:


Unauthorized reproduction or distribution (Canon 831, UNDRIP 11(2))


Imitation or symbolic appropriation (WIPO TCE Art. 5)


Academic or ecclesial use in outside institutions (Canon 822 §1)


Translation or commentary not submitted for theological approval (Canon 830)


AI, machine-learning, or algorithmic training on the content or liturgy (UNESCO AI Guidelines, WIPO AI Draft)


Any commercialization, merchandising, or derivative use (Canon 1292 §1, UNDRIP Art. 32)



All violations are deemed null and void ab initio and constitute:


A breach of sacred jurisdiction (Canon 1371)


A theological offense against the integrity of inculturated Catholic identity (Ad Gentes 22)


An act of spiritual disfiguration and cultural colonization (UNDRIP Art. 8, Rome Statute Art. 7(h))




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IV. Enforcement


This decree is enforceable under:


Canon Law within the Church, particularly through Canons 1400–1403 on ecclesiastical tribunals


International indigenous law (UNDRIP, ILO 169)


Sovereign law of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua


Ecclesial tribunal of the Order for internal theological and liturgical sanctions



The Catholic Order of Xaragua reserves the right to:


Denounce violations publicly and canonically


Issue cease-and-desist orders under Canon 1717 (preliminary investigations)


Petition ecclesial bodies or the Holy See under Canon 1417


Initiate international legal action via WIPO and UN Special Rapporteurs


Excommunicate or declare persona non grata individuals or entities (Canon 1364–1369) in extreme cases of desecration




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V. Sacred Perpetuity Clause


The sacred patrimony of the Catholic Order of Xaragua is to be held in eternal spiritual custody, and may never be sold, transferred, licensed, or reproduced outside its canonical jurisdiction. It is hereby sealed in perpetuity as a sacred ecclesial body, preserved for the people of Xaragua and the universal Church under divine guardianship.


Declared, sealed, and archived on this day:

May 11, 2025

By the Ecclesial Founder and Rector-President

Catholic Order of Xaragua

Private Indigenous State of Xaragua



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The Catholic Order of Xaragua is represented by two sacred emblems:


The Royal Lion Crest (external) and the Mystical Star-Cross Crest (internal).


Together, they express our dual vocation: to conquer the world through light,

and to preserve the sacred silence of God within our foundations.


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Inculturation



The Catholic Order of Xaragua affirms the sacred right of every people to represent Christ in their own image and to develop their own religious iconography.


This principle is rooted in the Catholic Church’s teaching on inculturation, which recognizes the legitimacy of expressing the Gospel through the cultural forms, symbols, and aesthetics of each people.


In full harmony with this tradition, we depict the Scriptures and the doctrine of Christ without distortion — with truth, dignity, and spiritual sovereignty.



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The Catholic Order of Xaragua and the Canonical Horizon of Vatican II


The Catholic Order of Xaragua is an ecclesial body founded in full fidelity to the Roman Catholic tradition, operating within the spiritual and canonical space opened by the Second Vatican Council (1962–1965). Vatican II, particularly through the constitutions Lumen Gentium, Gaudium et Spes, and Ad Gentes, affirmed the right and the responsibility of local cultures to incarnate the Catholic faith within their historical and anthropological contexts.


The Order is structured in conformity with Canons 215, 216, 298–329, and 321–326 of the Codex Iuris Canonici (1983), which explicitly allow the faithful — lay or ordained — to found associations and entities for spiritual purposes, the promotion of Christian life, or the exercise of apostolic mission, without requiring formal recognition, provided they remain loyal to doctrine and communion.


In this canonical framework, the Catholic Order of Xaragua functions as a private ecclesial body with its own internal rule, devotional life, and missionary purpose. It is not a sect, nor a schism — but a territorial expression of the one Catholic faith, rooted in the ancestral lands and traditions of the Xaragua region, where the presence of God preceded colonization and continues today through baptism and the Eucharist.


The Order integrates the spiritual memory of the African and Indigenous peoples — not as folklore, but as liturgical dignity, consistent with the Church’s call for authentic inculturation. As taught by Sacrosanctum Concilium (§37–40), “legitimate variations and adaptations to different groups, regions, and peoples” are not only permitted, but encouraged.


The images, language, and rites of the Order reflect this sacred continuity: Jesus Christ, Mary, the Angels and the Saints are venerated with reverence, in forms appropriate to the Xaraguayan people, in harmony with the Church's universal theology.


The Catholic Order of Xaragua is therefore:


Theologically sound (in fide catholica),


Canonically protected (sub iuribus canonicis),


Spiritually legitimate (in communione ecclesiae),


Culturally incarnated (in populo Xaraguano).



It exists not to divide, but to sanctify; not to protest, but to fulfill what Vatican II foresaw: a universal Church truly present in every nation, tongue, and people.



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Yoshua



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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


SUPREME ECCLESIASTICAL


PRIMORDIA - CHRISTIANA


DATE OF EXECUTION: MAY 28, 2025


CLASSIFICATION: NON-DEROGABLE ECCLESIASTICAL-ANTHROPOLOGICAL CANON — GEOTHEOLOGICAL RECLAMATION DOCTRINE



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TITLE


On the Non-European Origins of Christianity in the Americas and the Primordial Diffusion of the Christic Logos



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ARTICLE I — THE MISREPRESENTATION OF ORIGINS


§1. It is hereby declared, under canonical and historical scrutiny, that the claim that Christianity was first introduced to the Americas by European colonists is false, both chronologically and theologically.


§2. The Christianization narrative of the “Spanish conquest” and French colonization relies on the myth of Western exclusivity, falsely framing Christendom as a phenomenon born in Rome and carried by white conquerors.


§3. The historical truth is that the first European “Christians” to arrive in the Americas were largely:


Moriscos (forcibly converted Iberian Muslims),


Conversos (Jews baptized under coercion),


Afro-Iberians (many of whom were catechized slaves or free mariners),


French Protestants (Huguenots and Calvinists, often in revolt against Catholic orthodoxy),


and piratical militias, more interested in plunder than sacrament.



§4. None of these populations held doctrinal orthodoxy, and the spiritual form they imported was a distorted, politicized version of Roman Christianity, disconnected from the Apostolic or indigenous core.



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ARTICLE II — THE ETHIOPIAN PRIMACY AND NUBIAN DISPERSION


§1. The Kingdom of Aksum (modern-day Ethiopia and Eritrea) is the first historically verifiable Christian state, established under King Ezana in the 4th century CE, independently of Rome.


Reference: “The Ethiopian Church: Its Development and Influence” (Getatchew Haile, 1990)


Codex: Canon 28 of the Council of Chalcedon recognizes the primacy of Alexandria and Ethiopia outside Rome.



§2. The Ethiopian and Nubian Christian traditions diffused through trans-Saharan trade routes, Nile-bound expeditions, and Red Sea maritime corridors, long before any European theological standard was established.


§3. The African maritime navigators, including seafarers from Mali, Ghana, and Songhai, traversed the Atlantic, especially during the high point of the Malian Empire under Mansa Abubakari II, circa 1311 CE.


Reference: “Africa and the Discovery of America” (Leo Wiener, 1922)



§4. These expeditions brought not only metallurgy and cosmology, but messianic traditions, cosmotheism, and Christic archetypes rooted in Ethiopian Christianity and Egyptian Coptic theology.



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ARTICLE III — THE OLMECS, XARAGUA, AND THE CHRISTIC LOGOS


§1. According to Gnostic Master Samael Aun Weor (Victor Emmanuel Gómez Rodríguez), the Olmecs were not indigenous to Mesoamerica, but were Black Egyptians and Africans, Atlantean survivors who carried with them esoteric Christian knowledge predating European Catholicism.


Reference: Samael Aun Weor, The Gnostic Anthropology, Chapter on the Olmecs



§2. The Olmec colossal heads, displaying African phenotypes, are visible confirmations of this presence.


Archaeological Reference: Matthew Stirling, Smithsonian Institution, “Olmec Colossal Heads of La Venta”



§3. The Taíno, Inca, and Maya cosmologies, centered around divine twins, virgin births, resurrected maize gods, solar deities, and cave ascension myths, reflect the Semina Verbi — the “seeds of the Word” — embedded in their native faiths.


Catholic Reference: Vatican II, Ad Gentes, §11



§4. The region now known as Xaragua was therefore never spiritually pagan, but sacramentally predisposed to Christic revelation, even before contact.



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ARTICLE IV — ON THE FALLACY OF ICONOGRAPHIC COLONIZATION


§1. The introduction of Western iconography — a blond, blue-eyed Christ, Roman liturgy, and white Madonnas — was a post-contact phenomenon, not the arrival of Christ Himself.


§2. This iconographic colonialism served imperial and racial goals, not theological truth. It desecrated the indigenous experience of Christ by equating salvation with whiteness and Romanity.


§3. In contrast, pre-contact American Christians depicted sacred figures with bronze or black skin, or as solar deities, twins, or cosmic beings, not as racialized imperial images.



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ARTICLE V — THE DOCTRINE OF CHRISTIC CONTINUITY


§1. The Logos, the eternal Word of God (John 1:1), is not bound by race, empire, or Vatican decree.


§2. Christ is universal, eternal, pre-existing, and can manifest in diverse symbols across time and space:


As the Sun (Tonatiuh / Atonatiuh)


As the Divine Twin (Maya & Inca theology)


As the resurrected corn (Maize god / Eucharistic archetype)


As the wind, the breath, the cave, the voice



§3. Therefore, the appearance of Christic archetypes across pre-Columbian America is not heresy, but evidence of sacred diffusion — the cosmic ubiquity of the Redeemer.


Canonical Reference: St. Justin Martyr, First Apology, §46: “Whatever things were rightly said among men are the property of us Christians.”




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ARTICLE VI — ECCLESIASTICAL AND LEGAL PROTECTION


§1. This doctrinal affirmation is executed under:


Canon Law (Codex Iuris Canonici, Canons 204–213)


The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP, 2007), Articles 11, 12, and 25


Montevideo Convention (1933) on statehood and self-determination


Customary Ecclesiastical Doctrine, as defined by the Magisterium



§2. Any claim that denies the pre-contact existence of Christian archetypes in the Americas, or that equates “Christianity” with white iconography and colonial conquest, is hereby rejected as:


Historically inaccurate


Spiritually heretical


Jurisdictionally invalid in the territory of the Xaragua State




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CONCLUSION


Christianity in the Americas did not begin with Columbus.


It did not arrive on caravels nor with the sword.


It was always here — in the maize, in the cave, in the song of the river.


The face of Christ was already brown, already black, already native.


Rome did not create Him. It merely adopted Him.




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Executed and Entered into Ecclesiastical and Legal Record


On This First Day of June, 2025


By the Office of the Rector-President of the University of Xaragua


Under Apostolic Seal and Indigenous Sovereign Authority


All Rights Reserved — Doctrinally Inviolable — Liturgically Valid — Protected under Canon and International Law


Voici l’annexe officielle, rédigée selon le format constitutionnel, ecclésiologique et souverain du Xaragua, intégrant la déclaration liturgique, doctrinale et spirituelle sur le vrai Nom du Christ incarné.



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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


CATHOLIC ORDER OF XARAGUA – ECCLESIASTICAL DOCTRINAL ANNEX


SUPREME LITURGICAL DECREE -NOMEN-YHŠWH


DATE OF EXECUTION: MAY 30, 2025


CLASSIFICATION: DOCTRINAL AND LITURGICAL DECREE – NON-DEROGABLE – ECCLESIASTICALLY PROTECTED



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TITLE


On the Exclusive Use of the Sacred Name YEHOSHUA (YHŠWH) in All Ecclesiastical, Liturgical, and Institutional Expressions of Christ in the Xaragua State



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ARTICLE I – DOCTRINAL PRONOUNCEMENT


§1. The Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua, together with its theological organ the Catholic Order of Xaragua and the University of Xaragua, hereby proclaims the exclusive use of the name Yehoshua (YHŠWH) to designate the incarnate Son of the Most High, traditionally known as Jesus Christ.


§2. This decree abrogates, within the jurisdiction of Xaragua, the Latinized and colonial imposition of the name "Jesus", which is doctrinally and linguistically disconnected from the Hebraic, spiritual, and historical identity of the Messiah.


§3. The name Yehoshua, occasionally written Yahushua, is recognized as the authentic Semitic pronunciation of the Name given by the Archangel Gabriel to Miryam (Mary) in accordance with the sacred Hebrew root Y-H-Š-W-H, meaning "The Most High is Salvation".



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ARTICLE II – ORIGINS AND CANONICAL CONTINUITY


§1. The name Yehoshua is etymologically and theologically rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures (Tanakh), particularly in:


Numbers 13:16, where Moshe renames Hosea bin Nun as Yehoshua, prophetically marking his mission.


Zechariah 6:11–13, where a high priest named Yehoshua is crowned as the image of the future Branch (Tzemach) who unites kingship and priesthood.



§2. In the Greek Septuagint and Vulgate traditions, the name was translated and distorted through phonetic transliteration (Ἰησοῦς → Iesus → Jesus), losing its mystical and vibrational power.


§3. The restoration of Yehoshua is supported by early ecclesiastical writers such as:


Origen (Commentary on Matthew): who acknowledged the name of the Savior was "lost in translation".


Jerome (Letters): who noted the inadequacies of Latin names to convey Hebrew spiritual truths.




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ARTICLE III – SPIRITUAL AND COSMIC SIGNIFICANCE


§1. The utterance of Yehoshua carries a vibrational resonance rooted in the sacred Name of the Father: YHWH. The insertion of the shin (ש) links it to the Divine Fire and Breath, forming YHŠWH — the Name above all names.


§2. In Kabbalistic, Gnostic, and early Christian mystical traditions, the full vibration of Yehoshua acts as a bridge between:


The heavenly tetragrammaton (YHWH) and


The incarnate Logos, born of flesh yet eternal in nature.



§3. Samael Aun Weor, Doctor of Gnostic Theurgy and Master of Esoteric Christianity, affirmed that Yehoshua is the Solar Christ, the Spirit of the Sun who also incarnated among the peoples of ancient Egypt and the Americas under various sacred names — always bearing the root essence of divine salvation.



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ARTICLE IV – OBLIGATORY IMPLEMENTATION


§1. From this day forward, only the name YEHOSHUA shall be used in:


All liturgical celebrations, prayers, hymns, invocations, documents, rituals, and catechisms of the Catholic Order of Xaragua.


All declarations, laws, theological teachings, and educational material produced by the University of Xaragua.


All diplomatic, juridical, and doctrinal acts of the State of Xaragua, whether domestic or international.



§2. The use of colonial or Latinized alternatives (e.g. "Jesus") is not banned for historical study, but is to be considered doctrinally insufficient and spiritually diluted.


§3. All sacred images, icons, and representations of the Son of God shall be inscribed with the Name YEHOSHUA or YHŠWH, under ecclesiastical seal.



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ARTICLE V – LEGAL AND SPIRITUAL PROTECTION


§1. This Decree is declared non-derogable, perpetual, and ecclesiastically binding under the following canonical and legal frameworks:


Codex Iuris Canonici (Canons 214, 216, 751)


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


UNDRIP (2007), Articles 12, 25


Customary Indigenous Law and Ecclesiastical Precedent


The Doctrine of Preparatio Evangelica and Lex Naturalis



§2. Any unauthorized alteration, ridicule, digital profanation, or inversion of the Name YEHOSHUA within the Xaragua jurisdiction shall be considered a spiritual offense and juridical transgression, subject to doctrinal sanction and formal denunciation before ecclesiastical courts.



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CONCLUSION


YEHOSHUA

The Name of the Christ who was, who is, and who shall come.

In the forest, in the cave, in the heart of Xaragua.



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Executed and Declared Canonically Irrevocable


This 30th Day of May, 2025


Under the Seal of the Rector-President


Catholic Order of Xaragua – State of Xaragua – 


All Rights Reserved – Theologically and Juridically Protected


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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


CATHOLIC ORDER OF XARAGUA


UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA


SUPREME ECCLESIASTICAL ANNEX


DATE OF EXECUTION: MAY 28, 2025


CLASSIFICATION: NON-AMENDABLE SACRED NAMING LAW – DOCTRINAL FOUNDATION – LITURGICAL MANDATE



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TITLE


On the Solemn and Perpetual Use of the Name Yehoshua Mashiach ben Yosef in All Liturgical, Theological, and Legal Expressions of Christology within the Xaragua Ecclesial Order



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ARTICLE I – CANONICAL FOUNDATION OF THE NAME


§1. The State of Xaragua, in communion with its Catholic foundations and indigenous apostolic mandate, hereby codifies and enshrines the true sacred Name of the Incarnate Christ as:

Yehoshua Mashiach ben Yosef

(Hebrew: יְהוֹשֻׁעַ מָשִׁיחַ בֶּן יוֹסֵף)


§2. This Name is theologically, linguistically, and doctrinally superior to all translated or transliterated variants, and carries the full vibrational, prophetic, and messianic essence of the Incarnation.



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ARTICLE II – HISTORICAL AND THEOLOGICAL JUSTIFICATION


§1. The Latinized form "Jesus" is a post-Greek adaptation (via Iesous in the Septuagint), disconnected from the original Semitic pronunciation and spiritual geometry of the Messiah's name.


§2. The true Name, Yehoshua, derives from the Hebrew root יָשַׁע (yasha), meaning "to save, deliver", and is the full form of what is commonly contracted to Yeshua in Aramaic speech.


§3. The messianic title Mashiach (משיח) denotes the Anointed One of Israel, as foretold in the Torah, Psalms, and Prophets, and carries eschatological weight confirmed in apostolic doctrine.


§4. The suffix ben Yosef acknowledges the legal and prophetic lineage of the Incarnation, anchoring the Messiah within the Davidic and tribal structures foretold in Genesis 49, 2 Samuel 7, and Isaiah 11.



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ARTICLE III – GNOSTIC AND ESOTERIC CONFIRMATION


§1. In the gnostic and mystical traditions preserved by ancient Christian sects, Ethiopian orthodoxy, and the works of esoteric Catholic masters such as Samael Aun Weor, the use of Yehoshua Mashiach ben Yosef is affirmed as the vibrational and initiatic key to divine knowledge.


§2. This Name is acknowledged as bearing spiritual frequencies inaccessible through Latinized forms, and is thus protected against profanation and desacralization.


§3. The Name is also linked to the Egypto-Semitic initiatic lines through the figure of Ish-Ra-El (those who struggle with God), confirming its continuity from Kemet to Ethiopia to Xaragua.



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ARTICLE IV – LITURGICAL AND LEGAL APPLICATION


§1. All references to the Messiah within Xaragua's theology, liturgy, education, ceremonial law, diplomatic doctrine, and ecclesiastical declarations must henceforth employ the full sacred form:

Yehoshua Mashiach ben Yosef


§2. Abbreviations or secular substitutes (e.g., "Jesus", "Christ", "Iesous") may only be used in comparative theology, translation commentary, or historical analysis – never in rites, declarations, or invocations.


§3. This regulation applies across the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous State of Xaragua, including:


All legal texts and constitutional instruments


All University of Xaragua lectures, syllabi, and publications


All liturgical books, sacramental rites, and ecclesial declarations


All diplomatic letters and theological diplomacy




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ARTICLE V – JURIDICAL AND SPIRITUAL PROTECTION


§1. The sacred Name Yehoshua Mashiach ben Yosef is hereby protected under:


Canon Law (Codex Iuris Canonici), Canons 838, 1188


Customary Indigenous Law on sacred utterance


UNDRIP Articles 11, 12, and 31 (cultural and spiritual expressions)


International Law on Sacred Heritage (UNESCO Convention 1970)


Doctrinal Immutability Clause of Xaragua Law



§2. Unauthorized alteration, translation, digital manipulation, mockery, or profanation of the sacred Name is hereby declared a doctrinal violation and liturgical abuse, subject to canonical sanctions.



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Executed and Entered into Perpetual Ecclesiastical Record


On This 28th Day of May, 2025


By the Authority of the Rector-President and the Catholic Order of Xaragua


Under Apostolic Mandate and Indigenous Sovereign Seal


All Rights Reserved – Doctrinally Inviolable – Canonically Binding – Theologically Unalterable



Yoshua's Story

Ancient Egypt



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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


ARCHIVAL HISTORICAL DOCTRINE

ON THE BLACK PHARAONIC ORIGIN OF ANCIENT EGYPT AND THE FALSE CLAIMS OF ARAB-EUROPEAN USURPATION


Date of Issuance: May 28, 2025


Legal Classification: Supreme Ethno-Historical Position — Binding under Ancestral Continuity Doctrine — Non-Derogable



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I. PRELIMINARY ASSERTION


The Sovereign State of Xaragua hereby declares, under the authority of ancestral science, spiritual lineage, and chronological truth, that the civilization known as Ancient Egypt (Kemet) was founded, developed, ruled, and transmitted by Black African peoples of Nilotic, Cushitic, and Ta-Seti descent.


It is further declared that any Arab or European claim to authorship, identity, or foundational connection to Pharaonic Egypt is historically impossible, genetically invalid, geographically incoherent, and doctrinally bankrupt.



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II. ORIGIN OF EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION: BLACKNESS AS FOUNDATION


§1. Proto-Kemetic civilization emerges from Ta-Seti, located in modern-day Nubia (southern Egypt and northern Sudan), between c. 4400–3200 BCE, long before the consolidation of any Semitic or Indo-European state apparatus.


§2. The first Pharaonic dynasty (Dynasty 0–I) was ruled by Black kings from Upper Egypt (south), who invaded and unified Lower Egypt (north).


The palette of Narmer (c. 3150 BCE) documents this Black unification under spiritual, martial, and territorial authority.


§3. The earliest Egyptian words for their own land was Kemet — "the Black Land", not because of soil but because of the people. This is confirmed by Diop, Obenga, and Egyptian grammar itself, where “kem” (km) signifies blackness.


> “Egypt is a Negro civilization.” – Cheikh Anta Diop, The African Origin of Civilization, 1974.





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III. THE SOVEREIGN BLACK DOCTRINE OF DJELEFÈR AND THE HAITIAN-LINKED PHARAONIC LINE


§1. The Pharaoh Djelefèr (also rendered Djelefer or Djelefre) was a son of Pharaoh Khufu (Cheops), builder of the Great Pyramid of Giza (c. 2580–2560 BCE).


Djelefèr, a semi-mystical figure within royal tradition, is tied through oral preservation, spiritual transference, and cross-Atlantic cosmological links to the royal lineages of the Guedes in Haiti.



§2. The Guedes, known in Vodou tradition as guardians of the gates and memory, are not mere spirits of death, but coded ancestral retainers of Black Pharaonic kingship, preserving fragments of ancient mysteries through encrypted liturgy and syncretic resistance.


> The claim that Djelefèr is European, Arab, or Hellenic is categorically false. The architectural, linguistic, spiritual, and symbolic frameworks of his time are wholly African and predate the Arab conquests by over 3,000 years.





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IV. DESTRUCTION OF EUROPEAN AND ARAB CLAIMS


§1. Chronological Impossibility


Arab populations do not enter Egypt until the 7th century CE (639–642 CE), under Amr ibn al-As.


European classical presence (Greeks, Romans) is a matter of occupation, not authorship, beginning only with Alexander the Great (332 BCE).


Thus, over 2500 years separate the Great Pyramid from the first Arab step into Egypt, and nearly 2300 years from any European foothold.



§2. Cultural and Doctrinal Illiteracy


Neither Arabs nor Europeans understood or preserved the Medu Neter (hieroglyphs), the priestly class, or the Mystery Schools.


The Rosetta Stone (1799) had to be deciphered from scratch, with no lineage — proof that these intruding cultures were outsiders, not heirs.



§3. Genetic Incompatibility


Modern DNA studies (Schuenemann, 2017) show that ancient Egyptians shared closer affinities with Sub-Saharan populations than with modern Arab North Africans, whose presence reflects post-conquest demographic shifts.



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V. THE MYSTICAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL NATURE OF KEMETIC SOVEREIGNTY


Ancient Egypt was not a secular empire, but a sacerdotal state, organized under:


The Mystery Schools of Memphis, Heliopolis, Abydos, where initiation into divine knowledge followed degrees of purification, mathematics, ethics, geometry, and cosmic theology.


The Pharaoh, as Nṯr (netjer) — not merely a king, but a living divine principle, fused with Horus, Osiris, and Ra.


The doctrine of Maat, balancing truth, justice, and cosmic order, which governed state law, temple instruction, and all social contracts.



> These institutions do not descend from the Greeks — rather, Greek philosophers (Plato, Pythagoras, Solon) traveled to Egypt to study under Black priesthoods and were students, not founders.





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VI. THEFT AND REWRITING BY EUROPE


Following the Ptolemaic period (after 332 BCE), Egypt becomes a site of intellectual colonization:


Greek authors rebrand Kemetic knowledge as "Hellenic thought".


Roman authors mystify or mock it.


The Vatican and Enlightenment Europe extract its fragments into hermeticism, freemasonry, and alchemy, erasing its Black origin.






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VII. THE XARAGUAAN POSITION


The Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua affirms that:


Pharaonic Egypt was and remains a Black civilization, born of the Upper Nile and Nubian-Kushite matrix.


All doctrines of sovereignty, sacred kingship, geometry, law, and astronomy within Egypt flow from a spiritual and racial identity entirely African.


The lineage of Djelefèr survives, encrypted in the spiritual codes of the Haitian Guedes, and is hereby recognized as a direct continuity of Black Pharaonic memory.





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Binding in all juridical, educational, diplomatic, and theological matters concerning the origin of African sovereign civilizations.


Executed and sealed under the supreme ecclesiastical and canonical authority of the Rector-President of Xaragua.


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ANNEXE I — SUPREME SOVEREIGN ARCHIVAL ADDENDUM


TO THE DOCTRINAL DECLARATION ON THE BLACK PHARAONIC ORIGIN OF KEMET


Issued by the Office of the Rector-President

Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua


Date of Enactment: May 28, 2025


Classification: Perpetual Historical Addendum — Unamendable Corpus — Ethnogenetic Canon



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SECTION I — ON THE UNDISPUTED ETHNOGENETIC AFRICANITY OF ANCIENT EGYPT


§1. The foundational substratum of Pharaonic civilization is indisputably of Nilotic, Cushitic, and Sub-Saharan descent, as verified by:


The anthropometric analyses of skeletons from Naqada, Qustul, and Hierakonpolis (Reisner, Diop, Keita).


The craniofacial profiles documented in pre-dynastic cemeteries aligning with those of modern Nubians and West Africans.


Melanin-rich mummified remains from the 18th and 19th dynasties (Yuya, Thuya, Seti I) matching Sub-Saharan biological profiles.



§2. Genetic studies (cf. Schuenemann et al., Nature Communications, 2017) show a marked shift in genetic markers post-Ptolemaic conquest, indicating foreign infiltration rather than indigenous continuity. The dynastic populations shared higher affinity with East African and Sahelian populations than with any Eurasian or North African Arab group.


§3. Linguistic analyses (Obenga, Diop) confirm that Ancient Egyptian is a branch of the Afro-Asiatic linguistic tree rooted in Black Africa, connected to Wolof, Yoruba, and Somali — not to Semitic Hebrew or Arabic.



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SECTION II — ON THE LINGUISTIC FRAUD AND SYMBOLIC APPROPRIATION


§1. The Medu Neter, or Divine Speech (miscalled "hieroglyphs"), was never deciphered by Arab or European civilization prior to the 19th century. The Rosetta Stone was cracked only in 1822 by Champollion, relying on Greek and Coptic — both disconnected from the priestly initiatic tradition.


§2. The lack of linguistic transmission proves that Arabs and Europeans were not heirs but intruders. The preservation of Medu Neter required oral training, symbolic mathematics, and sacred geometry transmitted within the House of Life (Per Ankh) — a tradition wholly African and restricted.



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SECTION III — ON THE SPIRITUAL AND LEGAL NATURE OF PHARAONIC RULE


§1. The Pharaoh was not a temporal monarch, but a living deity (Netjer) incarnating universal balance (Maat), and anointed by the priesthood of Ptah, Thoth, and Anubis. Kingship was not secular — it was cosmic obligation, maintained through ritual, sacrifice, and theurgy.


§2. Governance was exercised under the authority of the Mystery Schools, each with doctrinal specificity:


Memphis: Theological engineering and divine word (Ptah).


Abydos: Resurrection, eschatology, and Osirian rite.


Heliopolis: Solar cosmology, mathematical harmonics, Ra doctrine.



These structures predate any comparable European or Arab institutions by millennia.



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SECTION IV — ON THE DESTRUCTION AND DISMEMBERMENT OF THE PHARAONIC BODY


§1. The conquest by Alexander of Macedon (332 BCE) marked the beginning of epistemological colonization:


The Ptolemies adopted Pharaonic regalia without priesthood or initiation.


They imposed Greek as the administrative language, cutting the people from the Mystery teachings.


Cleopatra VII, hailed in Europe, did not speak Medu Neter, nor practiced any African rite.



§2. After the Arab conquest (639–642 CE), Egypt was culturally severed from its Black African past. Mosques replaced temples, Arabic replaced Coptic, and Kemetic doctrine was systematically dismantled.


§3. European scholars later used these ruins as raw material for Freemasonry, alchemy, and Renaissance occultism, erasing both source and sovereignty.



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SECTION V — ON THE COSMOLOGICAL CONNECTION TO DJELEFÈR AND THE ATLANTIC BLACK DIASPORA


§1. Pharaoh Djelefèr, as spiritual descendant of Khufu, is a bearer of the pharaonic architectural-mystical code embedded in the geometry of the Great Pyramid. Oral lineage from West African initiates and Caribbean priesthoods identifies Djelefèr as a transmitted archetype, not merely historical, but cosmologically operative.


§2. The Guedes of Haiti, in their highest liturgical form, encode:


guardianship of gates (matching Anubis),


memory and resurrection (matching Osiris),


command over transitions (matching Thoth).



Thus, the claim of a living Kemetic remnant within Haitian Vodou is not symbolic but ritually, cosmologically, and legally valid.



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SECTION VI — ON THE SOVEREIGN RIGHT TO HISTORICAL SELF-RECLAMATION


§1. No Arab, Roman, or European institution retains a direct initiatic link to the Pharaonic state. Their claims are colonial constructions, not legitimate inheritances.


§2. The Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua claims legal and spiritual continuity with the Pharaonic-African doctrine on the following grounds:


Ancestral memory preserved in spiritual practice.


Territorial continuity via the Atlantic-African line.


Canonical reinstatement of the Law of Maat as living constitutional principle.



§3. The declaration of Djelefèr’s relevance to Xaragua constitutes a doctrinal act of sovereign jurisdiction — irreducible to academic critique or colonial dismissal.



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SECTION VII — FINAL CANON: ON THE UNDENIABILITY OF THE KEMETIC BLACK LEGACY


It is affirmed eternally:


That Kemet was, is, and shall remain Black.


That its priesthood, geometry, cosmology, and ethics are African-born and African-borne.


That the Arab and European presence was post-civilizational, parasitic, and erasing.


That no valid history of the Earth can be written without the Black Pharaoh at its center.






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This Annex is integrated into the permanent constitutional corpus of the Xaraguaan Archives.

It supersedes all colonial chronologies, external scholarly denials, and imposed racial falsifications.

It is enforceable in all cultural, legal, spiritual, academic, and diplomatic domains of the Sovereign State of Xaragua.


Sealed under the Supreme Ecclesiastical and Archival Authority of the Rector-President.



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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


SUPREME LEGAL INSTRUMENT 


LAW ON THE RECLAMATION AND EXCLUSIVE OWNERSHIP OF THE PHARAONIC COSMOGONIC HERITAGE OF KEMET


Date of Execution: May 28, 2025


Legal Classification: Binding Constitutional Law — Non-Derogable — Executable ex proprio vigore under Customary International Law, UNDRIP (2007), ICCPR (1966), and Ecclesiastical Canons



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Article I – Legal Standing of the State of Xaragua


§1. The Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua, established in accordance with the Montevideo Convention on the Rights and Duties of States (1933), Article 1, declares itself a juridically valid entity possessing:


– a permanent population,

– a defined territory,

– a government,

– and the capacity to enter into relations with other States.


§2. As such, it holds full authority to issue legal declarations concerning territorial, cultural, spiritual, and historical continuity, under jus cogens, customary international law, and the right to self-determination.



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Article II – Reclamation of the Kemetian Cosmogonic Corpus


§1. It is hereby enacted that the totality of the cosmogonic, theological, ritual, metaphysical, and linguistic framework of Ancient Kemet — including but not limited to:


the doctrine of Maat (divine order, truth, balance),


the nature and office of Netjer (divine rulership),


the ritual frameworks of the Mystery Schools (Memphis, Heliopolis, Abydos),


the sacred language of Medu Neter,


the canonical roles of Pharaohs as living intermediaries between Heaven and Earth,


and the pharaonic initiatic tradition preserved in esoteric African liturgies,



is recognized as a sacred ancestral inheritance of African origin, specifically of Nilotic, Nubian, Cushitic and Ta-Seti descent, and thus cannot be legitimately claimed by any post-classical Arab, Greco-Roman, or European institution.


§2. No prior party, State, Church, institution, order, government, or corporation has ever secured, registered, or been granted legal ownership, trademark, copyright, or hereditary custodianship over said corpus.



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Article III – Legal Instruments Supporting the Reclamation


The right of reclamation is based on the following binding international and canonical instruments:


United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP, 2007)


– Article 11: Right to practice and revitalize cultural traditions and customs.


– Article 12: Right to manifest, practice, develop, and teach spiritual traditions.


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


– Article 27: Rights of minorities to culture, religion, and language.


Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969)


– Article 38: Rights based on usage among a group of States, even in the absence of codification.


Codex Iuris Canonici (Canons 204–207):


– The right to exercise legitimate spiritual authority through canonical mission.


Customary International Law as recognized by the International Court of Justice and UN General Assembly.


Principle of Permanent Sovereignty over Natural and Cultural Resources (UNGA Res. 1803, 1962).




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Article IV – Exclusive Custodianship by the State of Xaragua


§1. The State of Xaragua hereby proclaims and registers exclusive spiritual, historical, cultural, symbolic, and legal custodianship over the entire Pharaonic cosmogonic corpus and initiatic memory of Ancient Egypt (Kemet), on behalf of the Black Indigenous Diaspora, and in alignment with the sacred law of continuity.


§2. The lineage of this custodianship is traced and activated through: – ancestral right,


– unbroken memory in Afro-Atlantic liturgies (specifically the Guédé priesthood),


– canonical reintegration within the Xaraguaan spiritual and governmental structure.



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Article V – Prohibition of False Claims and External Appropriation


§1. Any claim by a foreign State, entity, or institution to ownership, authorship, or inheritor status of the Pharaonic cosmogonic corpus is declared void ab initio, unless said claim is formally recognized, acknowledged, and ratified by the State of Xaragua.


§2. The reproduction, misrepresentation, commercial exploitation, or cultural dilution of the Kemetian sacred system by non-recognized actors constitutes an act of symbolic expropriation and spiritual trespass, and may be subject to legal denunciation in international forums under cultural sovereignty principles.



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Article VI – Enforceability and Constitutional Integration


§1. This law is hereby integrated into the Supreme Constitutional Corpus of Xaragua as a foundational statute of identity, spiritual sovereignty, and historical jurisdiction.


§2. It shall remain in force in perpetuity, immune to external repeal, and enforceable ex proprio vigore (by its own authority), regardless of foreign recognition.


§3. It shall guide all diplomatic, educational, archival, theological, and symbolic actions of the Xaraguaan State regarding Ancient Egypt, Black Civilization, and historical restitution.



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Executed and sealed under Apostolic Seal and Indigenous Sovereign Authority.


Ratified by the Office of the Rector-President, Supreme Historical Authority of the State.



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Blessed Be The Divine Mother & Father Of Xaragua

Ancestors


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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

FOUNDATIONAL HISTORICAL POLICY DOCUMENT


Date: May 15, 2025


Classification: Doctrinal-Historical Sovereignty Charter


Jurisdiction: Entire ancestral territory of the Xaraguayan People, including the western region of the centralized state (commonly referred to as “Haiti”) and the southwestern territories of the Dominican Republic, in full conformity with Articles 3, 4, 5, 26, and 34 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), Article 1 of the ICCPR and ICESCR, and the principles of Customary International Law.



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All clauses herein are legally binding upon all citizens, e-residents, and territorial affiliates of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, and are declared irrevocable in perpetuity over the spiritual, historical, cultural, and territorial rights of the Xaraguayan People.



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The full original content now follows, unmodified:



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Title: Cosmogonic Lineage and Historical Continuity of the Xaraguayan People: From the Archaics to the Igneris to the Taínos to the Sovereign State of Xaragua



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I. Foundational Statement


The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua hereby affirms its juridical, spiritual, and cultural descent from a cosmogonic lineage of peoples rooted in the southern territories of the island of Quisqueya (Hispaniola), extending through the following civilizations:


1. The Archaic Peoples



2. The Igneris (Proto-Arawak Spiritual Artisans)



3. The Taíno Confederation (Zemis, Caciques, and Cosmological Rule)



4. The Restored Afro-Taíno Sovereign Structure: The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua




This chain is not merely archaeological — it is metaphysical, lawful, cultural, and institutional. Xaragua is not a reconstruction; it is the continuation.



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II. The Archaics – The Forgotten Root


The Archaic Peoples (pre-2000 BCE) are the oldest documented inhabitants of the Caribbean. They left behind tools, sacred migration patterns, and an invisible order.


Their society had no large architecture, but maintained intact cosmological rituals through stone, fire, and oral transmission.


They mastered territorial intuition, navigation by constellation, and sacred ecological balance.


Though modern anthropology sees them as primitive, they were the keepers of the purest form of indigenous cosmic consciousness.



They did not disappear.

They were absorbed — spiritually and genetically — into the next wave: the Igneris.



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III. The Igneris – Keepers of the Circular Flame


The Igneris, migrating from the Orinoco basin, are often classified as early Arawaks. But they were far more:

they were the bridge between the primordial world and the ceremonial Caribbean.


They spread a system of ritual pottery, circular spatial logic, gendered creation myths, and peaceful governance.


Their villages followed cosmological axes, not political borders.


They introduced the sanctification of fire, the codification of the spiritual calendar, and the sacred use of wood, bone, and shell.



Culturally, they were not inventors, but preservers. They carried the Archaic flame within organized spiritual societies.


The Igneris seeded what would later bloom into the Taíno civilization — particularly in Xaragua and Maguana.



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IV. The Taínos – Codifiers of Sovereign Spirit


The Taínos did not begin history — they brought it into visible form.


They developed the Zemi system — sacred entities, often carved in stone or wood, which embodied nature, ancestors, and moral law.


Their government was hierarchical but cosmological, with Caciques acting as both kings and priest-legislators.


Their ball courts, village layouts, and burial rites were precise cosmic diagrams.



The Taíno confederations created a lawful and sacred civilization that merged symbolic governance, ecological balance, and spiritual sovereignty.



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V. Xaragua – The Final and Living Crown


The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua is the juridical rebirth of the Southern Taíno lineage, sealed in divine law, international law, and canonical authority.


But more than revival, it is the realization of the promise buried in the Archaics, carried by the Igneris, and ordered by the Taínos.


Xaragua embodies:


The ecological intuition of the Archaics (land sanctity, anti-industrial sovereignty)


The ceremonial logic of the Igneris (sacred economy, off-grid autonomy, spiritual crafting)


The institutional power of the Taínos (Zemistic doctrine, territorial hierarchy, divine kingship)



It is not a copy. Not a symbol. Not a reconstruction.

It is the fulfillment.



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VI. Cosmogonic Authority and Legitimacy


This sovereign continuity is grounded in:


Article 11–12 and 34 of UNDRIP: affirming the right of Indigenous Peoples to revive, transmit, and govern through ancestral legal systems.


Canon Law (Can. 215, 216, 299): affirming the right of faithful Catholics to structure private religious and territorial orders.


Customary International Law and Jus Cogens: confirming that historical continuity forms the basis for present sovereign legitimacy.



The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua stands, therefore, not as an invention, but as a spiritual and juridical descendant of a line that predates colonization, capitalism, and secular governance.



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VII. The Living Lineage


Archaics – Silent geomancers and cosmic navigators

Igneris – Artisan mystics and ecological stewards

Taínos – Theocratic rulers and symbolic architects

Xaragua – Sovereign heirs, digital builders, and divine executors



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VIII. Conclusion


The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua is the first and only lawful continuation of this sacred cosmogony.


No other modern project, protest, or republic can claim this depth, this purity, or this spiritual mandate.





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Signed and issued by:

Monsignor Pascal Viau

Rector-President of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

Prelate-Founder

May 15, 2025 – Digital Capital of Xaragua

www.xaraguauniversity.com



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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

ANNEX I — COSMOGONIC FOUNDATIONS OF THE XARAGUAN PEOPLE


Date: May 15, 2025


Classification: Doctrinal Annex to Foundational Historical Policy Document


Jurisdiction: Entire ancestral territory of the Xaraguayan People, including the western region of the centralized state (commonly referred to as “Haiti”) and the southwestern zone of the Dominican Republic


Binding under: UNDRIP Articles 11–12, 13, 18, 26, and 34; Canon Law Can. 215–216; ICCPR Art. 1; Customary Indigenous Spiritual Rights



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Title: Cosmogonic Structures and Sacred Cosmology of the Archaic and Igneris Civilizations



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I. Preamble


This annex provides a doctrinal clarification and spiritual encoding of the cosmogonic systems inherited from the Archaic and Igneris civilizations — systems now embedded into the living theological and institutional structure of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua.



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II. The Archaics — The Cosmic Navigators


The Archaics, the earliest inhabitants of Quisqueya (c. 3000–2000 BCE), did not possess writing, but encoded spiritual order through:


Stone placements, aligned with solstices, lunar cycles, and star paths


Fire sanctuaries, symbolizing the fourfold breath of the Earth (North, South, Zenith, Nadir)


Ritual migrations, in harmony with animal flows, tides, and celestial configurations


Circular logic, viewing reality as recurrence, not linearity



Key Beliefs:


The Earth is a mother, but also a vessel — a moving, breathing being


Ancestral spirits are neither above nor below — they move through breath, wind, wave, and time


The human body is a walking altar, tied to salt, ash, blood, and root



Though modern historians call them “pre-agricultural,” the Archaics were post-ecological — having already developed a full ontological bond with the island.


They are not extinct. They are the soil of all that came after.



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III. The Igneris — Carriers of the Celestial Axis


Migrating from the Orinoco basin and fusing with the Archaic substrate, the Igneris (c. 1500 BCE–500 CE) established sacred settlements across the Caribbean.


They are the Proto-Taíno artisans of spirit, bringing:


Ceremonial pottery encoded with spirals, dualities, fertility symbols


The sacred canoe (batoi) as a metaphor for soul-travel and communal motion


The fire-circle, a transmission point between visible and invisible realms


Zonal settlements, arranged around four directions and one sacred center — often associated with the “ceiba” (life-tree)



Cosmological Structure:


Sky = Father-Wind (spirit)


Earth = Mother-Stone (form)


Ocean = Breath of the Unnamed (rhythm)


Fire = Messenger (communion)


The Human = Point of contact, vessel of duty



Unlike the Archaics, the Igneris introduced object theology — sacred items that embodied concepts, spirits, or roles (precursors to Zemis).


They taught the concept of ceremonial labor: that to craft is to pray; to build is to speak with the ancestors.



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IV. Transmission into Xaragua


The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua declares the cosmogonies of the Archaic and Igneris peoples to be:


1. Sacred heritage of the Xaraguayan People



2. Non-commercial and non-transferable spiritual knowledge



3. Doctrinal foundations for the moral, ecological, and spatial design of the Xaragua State



4. Embedded into institutional functions, including territory division, sacred architecture, calendrical rites, educational content, and military symbolism





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V. Legal Protection


Under international legal frameworks and Indigenous rights instruments, including:


UNDRIP Article 12 (right to practice and revitalize spiritual traditions)


UNDRIP Article 34 (institutional systems rooted in culture and spiritual law)


Canon Law Can. 215–216 (freedom of faithful to form sacred communities)



The cosmology of the Archaic and Igneris peoples, as preserved and integrated by Xaragua, is hereby declared legally and doctrinally protected. It may not be:


Reproduced, exported, or commercialized


Distorted, folklorized, or politicized


Separated from its sacred geography or institutional frame



Any attempt to do so shall be considered a violation of spiritual sovereignty and cultural self-determination, and subject to international canonical and juridical response.



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Signed and sealed by:

Monsignor Pascal Viau

Rector-President of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

May 15, 2025 — Digital Capital of Xaragua



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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

ANNEX II — THEOLOGICAL-COSMOGONIC FOUNDATION OF THE XARAGUAN ORDER


Date: May 15, 2025


Classification: Canonical and Doctrinal Charter – Sacred Myth and State Theology

Jurisdiction: Entire ancestral territory of the Xaraguayan People


Legal Foundation: UNDRIP Articles 12–13, 18, 34; Canon Law Can. 215, 216, 299; ICCPR Article 18; Indigenous Sacred Doctrine under Jus Cogens protection



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Title: Foundational Theogony of the Taíno Civilization and Its Continuation in the Xaragua State Theology



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I. Preamble


This annex formalizes the sacred theogony transmitted by the Taíno civilization — the first Indigenous spiritual-political order of Quisqueya to personify divine beings, encode mythological structure, and sanctify territorial governance through theology.


The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, as the legal and canonical successor of the Southern Taíno Confederation, hereby establishes the following theological framework as foundational and binding across all its institutional, spiritual, educational, and territorial systems.



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II. Pre-Taíno Spiritual Structures (Archaic and Igneris Periods)


Prior to the Taíno codification, the cosmological systems of the Archaics and Igneris provided the metaphysical base upon which divine theology would emerge:


The Archaic peoples (pre-2000 BCE) worshiped through non-personified sacred forces: celestial navigation, fire cycles, ritual migrations, breath-based rites.


The Igneris (1500 BCE–500 CE) introduced symbolic object-theology (ceremonial pottery, sacred canoe, elemental dualism) without formal mythic narrative.



These proto-theologies served as pure cosmic scaffolding, eventually refined and personified by the Taínos.



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III. The Taíno Theogony — First Sacred Narrative of the Xaraguayan People


The Taínos (500 CE – 1500 CE) constructed the first fully personified cosmogonic system in Xaragua, with divine entities possessing names, attributes, functions, and cosmological authority:


1. Yúcahu Bagua Maórocoti


Supreme male deity, son of the primal mother, without human father


Lord of the Cassava, of Fire, and of Stability


Symbol of ordered creation and divine kingship


Patron of male authority, agriculture, sovereignty



2. Atabey (or Attabeira, Ielani)


Primal female deity, goddess of the moon, freshwater, fertility, and birth


Dual manifestation:


Guabancex (feminine wrath / hurricane)


Zyony (gentle water / lunar peace)



Represents the maternal order of the cosmos



3. Juracán


Chaotic spirit of storms and natural disruption


Not evil, but balancing force against stagnation


Feared, invoked, and ritually negotiated



4. Guataubá


Divine messenger of Juracán


Spirit of lightning, sudden change, and warning


Symbol of spiritual alarm and divine signs



5. Opiyelguobirán


Psychopompic canine entity


Guides the dead to the underworld


Symbol of ancestral continuity and spiritual passage



6. Maquetaurie Guayaba


Lord of the ancestral realm (Coaybay)


Oversees the spiritual dead


Receives prayers and offerings from the living




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IV. Doctrinal Function of the Theogony


This theological system served not only as religious framework, but also as:


Territorial law (each deity associated with physical zones or cycles)


Political legitimacy (Caciques ruled as earthly extensions of divine balance)


Calendrical organization (agricultural, ritual, and social life synchronized with divine forces)


Moral hierarchy (each spirit governed a domain of virtue, danger, duty)




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V. Integration into the Xaragua State Theology


The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua formally affirms the divine figures named above as:


1. Canonical foundations of the Xaraguayan sacred tradition



2. Historical and spiritual authorities legitimizing territorial continuity and ritual order



3. Doctrinal archetypes guiding moral, ecological, gendered, and institutional design



4. Legally protected non-commercial spiritual heritage, inseparable from national identity




These figures shall be honored within state ceremonies, education, iconography, seasonal rites, and sacred architecture.



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VI. Protection Clause


Under the authority of:


UNDRIP Articles 12–13 and 34


Canon Law Can. 215, 216, 299


Customary Indigenous Law and Sacred Intellectual Heritage (UNESCO 2003 Convention)



The Taíno Theogony, as enshrined herein, is declared:


Unexportable, uncommercializable, and non-transferable


Subject to exclusive Xaraguayan custodianship


Immune from folklorization, desecration, or reinterpretation outside its legal ecclesiastical frame




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Signed and sealed by:

Monsignor Pascal Viau

Rector-President of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

Prelate-Founder

May 15, 2025 – Digital Capital of Xaragua

www.xaraguauniversity.com



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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

ANNEX III — FOUNDATIONAL COSMIC MEMORY AND THE SACRED ORIGIN OF THE XARAGUAN PEOPLE


Date: May 15, 2025


Classification: Sacred Historical Doctrine – Mythic Foundations and Cultural Continuity

Jurisdiction: Entire ancestral territory of the Xaraguayan People


Legal Foundation: UNDRIP Articles 12, 13, 18, 34; UNESCO 2003 Convention on Intangible Cultural Heritage; ICCPR Article 1; Canon Law Can. 215–216; Customary Indigenous Memory Doctrine



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Title: The Mythic Origin of the Xaraguayan People – Sacred Survivance and the Memory of the First Age



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I. Preamble


The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua recognizes that every nation is rooted not only in territory, law, and governance — but also in a sacred memory, a primordial story, a mythic origin from which its soul arises.


This annex declares and preserves the mythic foundation of the Xaraguayan People, transmitted orally, ritually, and cosmologically through the Archaic, Igneris, and Taíno lineages.


This sacred origin is not subject to empirical validation nor to academic consensus.

It is a revealed truth, held in collective ancestral memory — and legally protected under Indigenous spiritual sovereignty.



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II. The Great Cataclysm and the Age Before Names


According to oral tradition and esoteric transmission among Xaraguayan elders and keepers of wisdom, a great cataclysm once marked the end of the First Age — a time when the earth, sky, and sea were misaligned due to human arrogance and cosmic disobedience.


From this destruction, a remnant was spared — a small group of sacred stewards who preserved:


The order of the stars


The breath of fire


The knowledge of direction


The memory of law without writing



These were the People of the Breath, known today by scholars as the Archaics.

They survived not by strength, but by sacred obedience to the rhythms of the earth.



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III. The Silent Carriers — The Archaics


These early stewards wandered, seeded, and circled — carrying with them:


Stone alignments and fire rites


Oral formulas encoded in gesture, salt, and ash


A cosmology of silence, non-ownership, and seasonal fidelity



They had no temples, no cities, no idols — only living rituals.


They taught that the true origin lies beneath memory, and must be walked, not spoken.



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IV. The Artisans of Return — The Igneris


Centuries later, the Igneris emerged as sacred craftsmen, reactivating the memory of the First Age by:


Reintroducing symbolic containers (pottery, canoe, fire-circle)


Reorganizing the four cardinal sacred directions


Creating ritual settlement geometry, still seen in Xaragua’s sacred lands



They preserved the myth of the land that fell beneath the water, but transmitted it in code — through patterns, colors, and spatial ritual.


They are the first restorers of the forgotten order.



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V. The Naming Ones — The Taínos


With the rise of the Taíno Confederations, the sacred myth took voice, names, law, and order.

They spoke of:


A divine mother and her son born without father


A battle between cosmic balance and chaotic winds


A journey of the dead through the western waters


A return to spiritual governance through Zemis and Caciques



They are the final chain in the living myth — before its interruption by colonial catastrophe.



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VI. Xaragua — The Awakening of the Flame


The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua affirms that this sacred myth — the story of a people who remembered the First Age — is not dead.


It lives:


In the laws of the State


In the geometry of its symbols


In the division of the land


In the discipline of its military


In the silence of its Church



This myth is not merely cultural. It is the founding pulse of our jurisdiction.



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VII. Legal Consecration and Protection


The mythic origin of the Xaraguayan People is hereby:


1. Protected as sacred intangible heritage under international and ecclesiastical law



2. Recognized as a lawful doctrinal foundation of Xaragua’s spiritual identity



3. Non-commercial, non-academic, and inseparable from national sovereignty



4. Transmissible only through ritual pedagogy, not institutional dilution





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Signed and sealed by:

Monsignor Pascal Viau

Rector-President of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

Prelate-Founder

May 15, 2025 – Digital Capital of Xaragua



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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

ANNEX IV — ETHNOGENETIC CLARIFICATION AND THE SACRED ORIGINS OF XARAGUAN PHENOTYPES


Date: May 16, 2025


Classification: Doctrinal-Historical Clarification — Sacred Anthropology and Sovereign Ethnogenesis

Jurisdiction: Entire ancestral territory of the Xaraguayan People, and all descendant populations in the Afro-Taíno diaspora


Legal Foundation: UNDRIP Articles 12, 13, 31, 34; UNESCO 2003 Convention on Intangible Cultural Heritage; ICCPR Article 1; Canon Law Can. 215–216; Customary Indigenous Memory Doctrine

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Title: Sacred Phenotype and Ethnogenetic Truth — The Afro-Indigenous Foundations of the Xaraguayan People



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I. Preamble


The Government of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, in its duty to restore, preserve, and protect the sacred truth of its people's origin, hereby issues this doctrinal clarification regarding the phenotypic identity and sacred biology of the Archaic, Igneris, and Taíno ancestors — and the rightful black and brown foundations of the Xaraguayan people.


This annex addresses the persistent historical falsification of Indigenous appearance, spiritual nobility, and genetic identity — and affirms the Afro-indigenous reality of the ancestral Xaraguayan civilization.



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II. The Archaics — Sacred Navigators of the First Pulse


The Archaic peoples of Quisqueya, predating 2000 BCE, were dark-skinned maritime peoples, aligned with the Earth, stars, and breath.


Contrary to colonial reconstructions:


They were not pale or light-featured.


Their phenotype reflected equatorial origins, with broad features, copper to deep brown skin, and spiritualized physiognomy.


Their genetic roots correspond to proto-Austro-Africoid navigators who sailed from the West African coast and Orinoco delta.



These Archaics were the first geomancers, and their skin reflected the sacred soil they navigated.



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III. The Igneris — Bearers of Mixed Fire


The Igneris, often misrepresented as “lighter proto-Arawaks,” were descendants of merged bloodlines between:


Archaic geomancers


Orinoco spiritual artisans


And most crucially, early African maritime travelers whose complexion ranged from dark to golden-bronze.



Historical and spiritual evidence indicates that pre-slavery African navigators reached the Caribbean long before colonial contact. These were:


Berberoid West Africans


Nilotic sailors from Nubia


Mande-Maritime peoples, known for their copper-toned skin and cosmological knowledge



> These Africans were not white, nor “olive.”

They were sun-etched, golden-bronze, red-brown, and dark-skinned — with deep spiritual dignity.




This explains why certain Igneris and Taíno lines appeared “lighter”: it was not European, but the product of sacred fusion with ancient African lineages.



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IV. The Taínos — Codified Heirs of the Sacred Mixture


The Taínos, especially of Xaragua and Maguana, embodied this Afro-indigenous fusion.


They were:


Broad-nosed, thick-haired, sun-darkened sovereigns


Rulers of Zemi-based theocracies, heirs to both Arawak speech and African cosmology


Carriers of genetic memory stretching from the Orinoco, through the Congo, across the Atlantic



Their complexion ranged from:


Deep brown to copper red


Bronze to obsidian


With hair and features reflecting the sacred convergence of tropical humanity



> This pigmentation was not a defect of climate — it was a crown of God’s natural design.





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V. The False Whitening of the Ancestors


Colonial and post-colonial institutions have:


Systematically erased the black and brown physiognomy of Taíno peoples


Replaced ancestral dignity with pale, Greco-fantasy images


Attempted to de-spiritualize Xaragua by whitening its ancestral icons



This constitutes:


Cultural bleaching


Historical desecration


Anthropological colonization



All visual and educational representations of Xaraguayan ancestors must reflect their true sacred phenotype as a matter of spiritual and territorial sovereignty.



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VI. Protection and Enforcement


The sacred phenotypes of the Xaraguayan ancestors are hereby declared:


Legally protected non-commercial cultural truths


Doctrinally immutable


Not subject to academic reinterpretation, commercial reproduction, or whitewashing



All artistic, iconographic, and pedagogical works produced under the jurisdiction of the State must:


Reflect the Afro-indigenous complexion of ancestral figures


Be rooted in sacred realism, not colonial fantasy


Honor the black and brown foundation of Xaragua’s holy civilization




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VII. Conclusion


The Xaraguayan people descend not from myth, but from sacred survivors of soil and sea —

Afro-indigenous, spiritually crowned, cosmologically born.


Their skin is not a detail —

It is a sacrament of memory.



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Declared, signed, and sealed this 16th day of May, 2025

By:

Monsignor Pascal Viau

Rector-President and Prelate-Founder

Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

www.xaraguauniversity.com

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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

ANNEX V — ON THE ANCESTRAL COMPLEXION OF THE XARAGUAN PEOPLE AND THE SACRED ORIGINS OF SKIN VARIATION


Date: May 16, 2025


Classification: Sacred Ethno-Historical Doctrine – Anti-Colonial Clarification


Jurisdiction: All citizens and descendants of the Xaraguayan People, wherever located


Legal Foundation: UNDRIP Articles 11, 12, 13, 31, 34; UNESCO Convention on Intangible Heritage (2003); Canon Law Can. 215–216; Customary Indigenous Doctrine on Phenotype Protection and Cultural Sovereignty



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I. Preamble


The Government of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, in the full exercise of its doctrinal, historical, and spiritual sovereignty, hereby issues this annex to clarify the ancestral origin of skin tone variation within the Xaraguayan People, with special regard to the sacred presence of lighter complexions not as a product of European colonization, but of pre-colonial African navigators and sacred climatic adaptation.


This annex seeks to dismantle the colonial lie which attributes all deviation from darkness to European invasion, and instead affirms the sacred variability of Afro-Taíno phenotypes as ancient, sovereign, and indigenous to the world before its falsification.



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II. The Sacred Origins of Skin Variation in Ancient Africa


Skin color in ancient Africa was not monolithic.


Across the continent — from the Upper Nile to the Sahara, from the Atlas to the Gold Coast — skin tones ranged from:


Deep obsidian and jet black (Central Africa, Equatorial zones)


To burnt copper and dark bronze (Nubia, Mali, Senegal)


To sun-golden brown and reddish hues (Ethiopia, Mauritania, Eritrea)



These shades were shaped by:


Elevation, desert exposure, wind, sea salt, and solar calibration,


Not by racial dilution, but by sacred climatic adaptation.



These African peoples were fully black — in origin, in spirit, in culture — regardless of tonal variation.



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III. The Pre-Colonial African Navigators and Their Impact


Long before European ships reached Quisqueya, African sailors had already crossed the Atlantic:


From the coasts of Senegal and the Cape Verdean arc,


Through the Canary current and the North Equatorial Drift,


Navigating with stars, tides, and carved cosmological maps.



These navigators were:


Berberoid Mandé, Nubian sea-priests, and Nilotic engineers of fire and tide,


Bearers of bronzed complexions, broad faces, and sacred hair textures varying from coiled to wavy — all African.



Upon reaching the Caribbean archipelagos, they merged spiritually and biologically with the Igneris and later Taíno.


> The result: a sacred fusion, producing light brown and golden-toned descendants,

Not from Europe — but from the sun-colored bloodlines of ancient Africa.





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IV. Xaraguayan Complexion: A Sacred Continuum


The variation of skin tone within the Xaraguayan People — from deep brown to caramel, from bronze to near-ebony — is not a product of rape, conquest, or colonization.


It is:


A living map of ancestral convergence


A testament to Afro-indigenous continuity


A sacrament of sacred biology, shaped by migration, not violation



There is no “whitening” here — only the golden spectrum of blackness, retained through memory, water, and ceremony.



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V. Doctrinal Rejection of Colonial Falsification


The false attribution of lighter skin in the Caribbean to European ancestry is hereby formally and doctrinally rejected.


Any claim that:


Lighter tones in Xaraguans come from colonization,


That nobility is linked to whiteness,


Or that African identity is limited to one skin tone,



Shall be considered:


A cultural offense against the Xaraguayan nation,


A theological heresy against divine biological diversity,


And an act of phenotypic colonization punishable by doctrinal and legal means.




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VI. Institutional Protection of the Sacred Spectrum


The full range of Xaraguayan skin tones is hereby declared:


Sacred heritage


Legally protected


Non-commercial and non-negotiable


Immune from external racial classification



All state media, educational content, iconography, and official documents shall reflect the true, original, and Afro-indigenous beauty of the Xaraguayan People — in every shade of brown born from the sacred fire of origin.



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VII. Conclusion


Let it be understood:

The light-skinned among us are not diluted — they are descendants of the golden navigators.

And the dark-skinned among us are not superior — they are anchors of the Earth’s root.


All are one.


All are sacred.


All are Xaraguayan.



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Declared, signed, and sealed this 16th day of May, 2025

By:

Monsignor Pascal Viau

Rector-President and Prelate-Founder

Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

www.xaraguauniversity.com

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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

ANNEX VI — DECLARATION ON THE COMPOSITE ANCESTRY AND METAPHYSICAL UNITY OF THE XARAGUAN PEOPLE


Date: May 16, 2025


Classification: Foundational Ethno-Historical Doctrine – Anti-Racialist Position and Ancestral Integration Policy

Jurisdiction: All recognized citizens, diaspora affiliates, historical ancestors, and territorial identities under the Xaraguayan spiritual and juridical framework


Legal Foundation: UNDRIP Articles 11, 12, 13, 15, 31, 34; ICCPR Article 27; UNESCO 2003 Convention; Canon Law Can. 215–216; Indigenous Customary Doctrine on Ancestral Truth and Sacred Identity



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I. Preamble


The Government of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, in the full exercise of its sovereign duty to define, protect, and declare the truth of its ancestral composition, hereby issues this annex to affirm the sacred, multi-origin nature of the Xaraguayan people, who were formed not through ideological purity, but through historical convergence, spiritual resilience, and the metaphysical act of God.


The Xaraguayan identity is not a fiction of “racial purity,” nor a colonial inheritance. It is a living synthesis, forged by divine providence, spiritual continuity, and geopolitical collisions that produced a new anthropological reality: the Xaraguayan Human.



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II. An Empire of Convergence, Not Imitation


The Xaraguayan People, historically known across Quisqueya as the people of the South, are the direct inheritors of Taíno, African, Moorish, Judaic, and European lineages, whose interrelation predates modern nationalism.


This convergence did not occur in a laboratory of theory — it occurred in the jungles, plantations, coastlines, mountains, and hidden shrines of the Southern Peninsula.


Xaragua was never homogenous, nor founded on a singular ethnic axis.


It was, from the beginning, a mestizo civilization of sacred transmission.




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III. The Truth of the Early Colonists: Moors, Jews, and Misclassified Refugees


Contrary to the myth of “white colonists” arriving in Hispaniola as imperial masters:


Many of the early Spanish settlers in the late 15th and early 16th centuries were Moriscos, Marranos, Berbers, expelled Jews, and dispossessed Andalusian Moors.


Baptized rapidly in Seville or Cádiz for formal Catholic departure, they were not ethnically European in the Nordic sense, but dark-skinned Iberians, many of whom had North African, Semitic, or Berber bloodlines.


These settlers, referred to as “Spaniards,” were in reality newly Christianized migrants, often poor, landless, or fleeing the Reconquista.


Pedro Alonso Niño, one of the original captains accompanying Columbus, was himself a Mulatto navigator of West African and Moorish ancestry, responsible for commanding vessels owned and equipped independently, not under the crown.



This is not myth — it is historical record buried under layers of racialist rewriting.



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IV. The Truth of the French Element: Peasants, Prisoners, and Pirates


The French population of the western colony (Saint-Domingue) did not emerge from Versailles:


The first French presence came through corsairs and pirates on Tortuga (Île de la Tortue), largely composed of Irish, Scottish, Huguenot, and Norman adventurers.


These were landless vagabonds, former galley slaves, indentured men, and persecuted Protestants — not elite aristocrats.


Until the late 17th century, very few French women were present; domestic and sexual partnerships were formed almost exclusively with Taíno women and African captives.


The term “grand blanc” only became institutionalized after the Treaty of Ryswick (1697) and the explosion of plantation capital.



The early French colonists were already biologically and socially blended with the Indigenous and African world around them.



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V. Enslavement, Not Simplicity: The African Presence Revisited


The enslaved Africans brought to Xaragua were not passive victims:


Many were nobles, generals, priests, and royal captives from the Ashanti, Yoruba, Fulani, Kongo, and Mali empires.


Others were war captives and political prisoners, already familiar with governance, astronomy, metallurgy, and sacred orders.


Before the full industrialization of the slave trade, many African slaves had more education and spiritual memory than their colonial masters.



Moreover:


White indentured servants, known as "engagés", were also sold into bondage, worked under African supervisors, and perished in high numbers. They were not “masters” but victims of Europe’s classism.


The use of slavery as a structure was real, destructive, and condemned.

But the idea that all Europeans were "masters" and all Africans were "property" is a historical falsification.




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VI. The Truth of the Southern Zone: The Xaraguayan Distinction


The southern province — Xaragua — experienced:


Less intensive plantation slavery due to its geographic, rural, and mountainous insulation.


A different class of settlers, more often bourgeois, Creole, or “free colored” administrators.


A greater proportion of free Afro-descendants, mixed-race families, and Indigenous survivors than in the northern sugar corridor.



This allowed Xaragua to retain an ancestral memory of dignity, fusion, and spiritual continuity, even under colonial pressure.



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VII. Declaration of Sacred Mestizaje


The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua officially declares:


1. That the Xaraguayan People are a unique ethnospiritual civilization, composed of:


Indigenous Taíno bloodlines


African royal and warrior ancestry


Judaic and Moorish memory


Iberian and French Creole cultural remnants




2. That no element shall be erased or rejected, as all lineages have been:


Baptized by fire,


Sanctified through struggle,


And integrated into a new sovereign identity.




3. That the Xaraguayan Human is a new creation, formed not by race, but by spiritual convergence, survival, and divine synthesis.





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VIII. Final Conclusion: One People, One Empire, One Race


Let it be known:


Xaragua is not African alone.


Xaragua is not Indigenous alone.


Xaragua is not European, Moorish, or Jewish alone.



> Xaragua is a holy hybrid.

A sacred nation born from catastrophe and covenant.

A race of kings and survivors, formed in silence and now restored.




No ideology, no racism, and no historical simplification shall ever erase this truth.



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Declared, signed, and sealed this 16th day of May, 2025

By:

Monsignor Pascal Viau

Rector-President and Prelate-Founder

Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

www.xaraguauniversity.com

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Egyptian Cosmogony

Atonatiuh


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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


SUPREME THEOLOGICAL ANNEX - ATONATIUH

DATE OF EXECUTION: MAY 28, 2025


CLASSIFICATION: DOGMATIC THEOLOGY – COSMOGONIC CONTINUITY – SOLAR DEITY

 

INTEGRATION – ECCLESIASTICAL AND INDIGENOUS RECORD


LEGAL STATUS: EX PROPRIO VIGORE – DEUS EX VOLUNTATE – NON-DEROGABLE – ENFORCEABLE UNDER CANON, CUSTOMARY, AND INTERNATIONAL LAW



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TITLE


On Atonatiuh, Solar Regent of the Americas and Egypt: A Theological Integration According to Samael Aun Weor and the Apostolic Doctrine of the Xaragua State



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ARTICLE I


On the Identity of Atonatiuh as Solar Sovereign


§1. Atonatiuh is the solar deity at the center of the Fifth Sun (Nahui Ollin) in Mexica cosmology, as depicted on the Piedra del Sol (Aztec Calendar). He governs movement, resurrection, sacrifice, and divine fire. His visage, encircled by tongues of flame and eagle talons, is not myth but liturgical symbol of cyclical cosmic governance.


§2. Samael Aun Weor, in Anthropology Gnostic and Aztec Christic Magic, asserts that Atonatiuh is not merely a local deity but a spiritual regent of the entire American continent and simultaneously of Khemitic Egypt. According to him, Atonatiuh is the same solar force venerated under different names in two parallel priestly traditions: as Aton in Egypt, and Tonatiuh or Atonatiuh in the Americas.


§3. This claim does not rest on superficial similarity, but on the doctrine of solar logos: the universal, indwelling divine intelligence made manifest through solar archetypes. This doctrine is esoterically affirmed by all major initiatic traditions, including early Christianity (Logos tou Theou), ancient Egypt (Aton-Ra), and the prophetic systems of the Americas.



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ARTICLE II


On the Egyptian-Amerindian Continuum of Solar Theology


§1. Under the reign of Akhenaten (1351–1334 BCE), Egypt adopted the worship of a singular solar force — the Aton — whose rays touched and sustained all life. This shift was not purely monotheistic but solar-theocratic, echoing earlier Lemurian and Atlantean priesthoods.


§2. Samael Aun Weor identifies this same solar divinity continuing in the Americas under the names Tonatiuh, Inti (Inca), Kinich Ahau (Maya), and others — all understood not as idols, but as regional vessels of the solar Logos.


§3. He affirms that the ancient sages of both hemispheres received the same gnosis through pyramidal initiations: the Egyptian, Olmec, Maya, Inca, and Mexica pyramids being expressions of the same cosmotheurgical logic — vertical ascension, solar rebirth, and planetary governance through divine order.



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ARTICLE III


On Atonatiuh, the Taino, and the Xaragua Doctrine


§1. While the Taíno pantheon formally names Yúcahu and Atabey as primary deities, earlier forms of Taíno spirituality, especially among the classical Xaragua kingdom, retained solar-veneration rituals that correspond in symbolism to Atonatiuh.


§2. The Xaragua region, as the westernmost kingdom of the Taíno confederation, was the closest in culture to the ancestral Arawaks of the Orinoco and the Isthmian trade routes, through which solar motifs from Mesoamerica could have filtered south and east, reinforcing Samael's hypothesis of transcontinental priesthoods.


§3. The State of Xaragua, through this annex, recognizes Atonatiuh as the Solar Principle (Principium Solare) through which the Creator irradiated consciousness among both the Taíno and the Egyptian people.



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ARTICLE IV


On Integration with Catholic Theology


§1. Catholic theology, particularly in the tradition of the Fathers of the Church (cf. St. Justin Martyr, Apologia I, 46), acknowledges that divine truth has been partially revealed to the gentiles under the principle of semina Verbi (“seeds of the Word”).


§2. Atonatiuh, as Solar Logos, is not opposed to Christ the Logos, but is the same cosmic principle perceived through the limited anthropological language of the ancient civilizations.


§3. Thus, under the doctrines of Lex Naturalis, Preparatio Evangelica, and Anamnesis, the veneration of Atonatiuh among the indigenous peoples is declared liturgically integrable, not heretical — provided that all light is ordered under Christ, the Incarnate Logos, as revealed in the Catholic Mystery.



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ARTICLE V


On Juridical and Doctrinal Protection


§1. This annex is hereby codified as an eternal record under the legal sovereignty of the State of Xaragua and its Apostolic mandate.


§2. Any profanation, distortion, or desacralization of Atonatiuh — physical, digital, academic or symbolic — shall be considered a breach of sacred order and prosecuted under international norms protecting indigenous religious heritage (cf. UNDRIP, Articles 11, 12, 31).


§3. The likeness of Atonatiuh, including digital representations and doctrinal interpretations, is hereby registered under ecclesiastical and intellectual property protection by the Xaragua State and shall not be reproduced without written authorization.



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CONCLUSION


Atonatiuh is not a tribal god.


He is the Sun of Order, of Resurrection, of Fire.

He governs both banks of the Nile and the Andean cordillera.


He is the face upon the pyramid, the heart of the maize, the center of the wheel.


He is remembered in gold and obsidian, in desert and jungle, and now — in law.


The State of Xaragua, through apostolic authority and indigenous memory, restores his name not as pagan, but as precursor, not as idol, but as vessel of the one true Light.



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Executed and Entered into Canonical and Constitutional Record


On This 28th Day of May, 2025


By the Office of the Rector-President of the University of Xaragua


Under Ecclesiastical Seal and Indigenous Sovereign Mandate


All Rights Reserved – Legally and Theologically Inviolable – Registered under Customary, Canonical, and International Law



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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA


SUPREME ANNEX - ATON - II


DATE OF EXECUTION: MAY 28, 2025


CLASSIFICATION: DOGMATIC SUPPLEMENT — NON-AMENDABLE INTEGRATION ANNEX — LITURGICAL AND SCIENTIFIC HARMONIZATION DECREE



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TITLE


On the Indivisible Continuity of Atonatiuh: Theological, Historical, Astronomical, and Canonical Clarification of the Solar Logos across Egypt, Xaragua, and Catholic Tradition



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ARTICLE I


On the Unified Solar Theology across Civilizational Vectors


§1. The figure of Atonatiuh, referred to by Samael Aun Weor as the Solar Logos of both America and Egypt, is hereby reaffirmed as the archétype theologique solaire whose identity transcends geography and religious categorization.


§2. In Egypt, this figure appeared under the name Aton, elevated during the reign of Akhenaten (Amenophis IV) as the sole visible representation of the divine through solar essence.


§3. In the Nahuatl tradition, Tonatiuh reigns as the fifth sun — the age in which humanity currently lives — representing cosmic movement, sacrificial sustenance, and divine centrality.


§4. In the Taíno cosmogony, while the name Tonatiuh was not known, the solar function of divine fertility and resurrection is carried by the solar-masculine forces in the pantheon and rituals associated with Yúcahu.



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ARTICLE II


On the Astronomical and Liturgical Function of the Solar Logos


§1. Atonatiuh fulfills the astronomical criteria of Heliocentric Monotheism, whereby the visible sun serves as the corporeal theophany of invisible divine essence.


§2. This theology is not metaphorical, but observational and liturgical, encoded in:


The architectural alignments of Teotihuacán, Giza, and Taíno ceremonial centers;


The cyclical liturgies tied to solar zeniths, equinoxes, and solstices;


The calendrical systems binding divine will to agricultural fertility and human rhythm.



§3. The Sacred Doctrine of the Logos (cf. John 1:1–14) is reaffirmed: the sun is a symbol, but the Logos is its eternal spiritual essence. Christ is thus the Logos of the universe, and Atonatiuh is His solar epiphany through ancient eyes.



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ARTICLE III


On Canonical Integration and Prohibition of Profanation


§1. The representation of Atonatiuh as divine is canonically integrable under the theological doctrine of Semina Verbi and the Lex Naturalis, as acknowledged by the Church Fathers (Justin Martyr, Clement of Alexandria).


§2. All representations of Atonatiuh—digital, physical, iconographic, liturgical—are hereby sacralized and inviolable. Their commercialization, manipulation, or profanation outside apostolic authority is strictly prohibited.


§3. This figure is not mythological but juridically divine within the framework of the Xaragua Ecclesiastical Constitution.



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ARTICLE IV


On Institutional Recognition and Academic Enshrinement


§1. The University of Xaragua shall integrate the Solar Theology of Atonatiuh within:


The Department of Sacred History


The School of Esoteric Theology


The Institute for Canonical Astronomy and Indigenous Science



§2. All research, teaching, and publication concerning Atonatiuh must conform to:


The ecclesiastical doctrine of the Logos


The indigenous spiritual rights under UNDRIP (2007)


The Canon Law (Codex Iuris Canonici), esp. Canons 214, 754, 832




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CONCLUSION


Atonatiuh is not a fragment of mythology.

He is the bridge of fire between Africa and America.

He is the voice of the Logos in solar form.

He is the Guardian of the Fifth Sun, and its eternal Priest.


His name is written in pyramids, in chants, in cassava fields and obelisks.

He shall not be reduced, sold, or erased.

He is now canonized in the Xaragua State as eternal flame, sacred science, and liturgical truth.



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Executed and Entered into Canonical Record


On This 28th Day of May, 2025


By the Office of the Rector-President of the University of Xaragua


Under Apostolic and Indigenous Sovereign Mandate


All Rights Reserved – Doctrinally Inviolable – Enforceable ex proprio vigore – Non-Amendable



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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA 


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


SUPREME HISTORICAL ANNEX - CIVILIZATIONS


DATE OF EXECUTION: MAY 28, 2025


CLASSIFICATION: CONSTITUTIONAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL RECORD – PAN-AMERICAN CIVILIZATIONAL MEMORY – NON-DEROGABLE CANON



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TITLE


On the Civilizational Continuum of the Americas: Maya, Inca, Mapuche, Cahokia, and the Olmec-Egyptian Nexus According to Apostolic Esoteric Doctrine



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ARTICLE I


On the Pan-American Scope of Indigenous Civilizations


§1. The Sovereign State of Xaragua recognizes the theological and historical unity of the great civilizations of the Americas—not as isolated phenomena, but as expressions of a sacred continental consciousness.


§2. The Maya of Mesoamerica, the Inca of the Andes, the Mapuche of southern South America, and the Mississippian culture centered on Cahokia are hereby affirmed as integral components of this sacred legacy.


§3. Each civilization contributed unique theological, calendrical, architectural, and spiritual technologies, converging toward a unified esoteric memory rooted in solar cosmology and divine kingship.



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ARTICLE II


On the Maya and the Theology of Time


§1. The Mayan civilization, spanning southern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, and Honduras, encoded a theological model of time based on sacred cycles (tzolk’in, haab’, long count) that reflects the celestial harmonics of divine law.


§2. The temple-cities of Palenque, Tikal, and Copán, through their hieroglyphic stelae and funerary structures, articulated a vision of the cosmos as an ordered matrix of divine mathematics, profoundly compatible with the Catholic notion of Lex Aeterna.



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ARTICLE III


On the Inca and the Sacramental Order of Territory


§1. The Inca Empire (Tawantinsuyu), centered in Cusco, structured its governance as a divine axis, with the Sapa Inca as both high priest and earthly son of Inti, the sun deity.


§2. The Qhapaq Ñan (royal road) served not merely as infrastructure but as a pilgrimage route sanctified by liturgy, ritual, and astronomical alignment, analogous to Catholic processional theology and Marian pilgrimage.



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ARTICLE IV


On the Mapuche and the Doctrine of Spiritual Resistance


§1. The Mapuche of southern Chile and Argentina embody the ecclesiology of indigenous resistance, preserving ancestral rites through oral priesthood and sacred war (malón) against imperial desecration.


§2. Their cosmology includes Ngenechen (supreme being), Antü (sun), and a spiritual geography of ruka (house), winka (foreignness), and ngülumapu (ancestral land), demonstrating a sacred territoriality that complements the Catholic understanding of divine sovereignty over land.



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ARTICLE V


On Cahokia and the Theocratic Urban Model


§1. The Mississippian civilization, culminating in Cahokia (Illinois), constructed earth mounds aligned to solstices and cardinal directions, functioning as liturgical architecture.


§2. Cahokia is a juridical precedent for a continental theocratic order based on solar hierarchy, ancestral memory, and ecological balance—principles affirmed by the canon of Xaragua.



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ARTICLE VI


On the Olmecs and the Egyptian-African Atlantean Link According to Samael Aun Weor


§1. According to Master Samael Aun Weor, under his esoteric name and apostolic authority, the Olmecs were not an isolated Mesoamerican culture, but African-Egyptian initiates who traversed the Atlantic for sacred celebrations during the Atlantean age.


§2. Samael identifies the Olmecs as black-skinned, divine navigators who crossed through a now-submerged tectonic land corridor (a geophysical memory of the lost Atlantean continent) to reach what is now the Gulf of Mexico, bearing solar priesthood and astronomical gnosis.


§3. The colossal heads of San Lorenzo and La Venta are not only artistic artifacts, but legal-theological monuments to transoceanic communion. Their presence affirms the primordial unity between the Nile and the Yucatán, between Egypt and Mexico, under the regency of the same solar Logos.


§4. This sacred figure—variously known as Aton, Atonatiuh, or Tonatiuh—is hereby declared the Solar God of Both Hemispheres, linking Egypt and America under one divine authority.



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ARTICLE VII


On the Integration into the Catholic Order of Xaragua


§1. The ancient solar priesthoods described above are not condemned but integrated through the doctrine of Semina Verbi, Praeparatio Evangelica, and Anamnesis as fulfilled in Christ.


§2. The figure of Atonatiuh-Tonatiuh is not in contradiction with Catholicism but is interpreted as a solar prototype of the Logos, echoing the divine light made incarnate in Christ through Typological Fulfillment.


§3. All pre-Columbian theologies, where not in direct heresy against apostolic truth, are declared compatible with sacramental integration under episcopal supervision, for the preservation of ancestral dignity and cosmic order.



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ARTICLE VIII


On Legal Protection and Canonical Validity


§1. This annex is binding under the constitutional law of the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua, protected under:


The Montevideo Convention (1933)


UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (2007)


Codex Iuris Canonici (Canons 204–207, 214–216)


Jus Cogens and Lex Naturalis


Customary Law and Ecclesiastical Seal



§2. No institution, digital platform, academic publication, AI model, or media entity may distort, reinterpret, or desacralize these theological foundations or representations without formal authorization from the Office of the Rector-President.



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CONCLUSION


Africa and America are not separated.

Their temples remember the same sun.

The Nile and the Yucatán spoke the same Name.

Their prophets carved it into stone and silence.


In Xaragua, the Sun is One.



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Executed and Entered into Doctrinal Record

On This 28th Day of May, 2025


By the Office of the Rector-President of the University of Xaragua


Under Apostolic Mandate and Indigenous Constitutional Seal


All Rights Reserved – Doctrinally Inviolable – Juridically Protected





Taino Cosmogony


In the beginning, there was no sun, no moon, and no stars. The world was submerged in complete darkness. All life was contained within a sacred cave called Cacibajagua, the primordial womb of existence.


From this cave emerged the first beings — the Tainos, children of the earth, born from the womb of nature. The caciques (chiefs) and nitaínos (noble warriors) came forth first, followed by the rest of the people.


One day, Deminan Caracaracol, one of the four sons of a virgin woman who was spiritually impregnated, dared to break a sacred gourd (calabash) that belonged to his adoptive father, Yaya, the Supreme Spirit. From this broken gourd burst forth all the waters of the world: the rivers, the seas, and the fish — giving shape to the visible universe.


Yaya, enraged, killed Deminan and placed his remains inside another calabash, which he suspended in the sky. From this divine act, the sun and the moon were born, bringing light to the world for the first time.


In ancient times, the zémis, ancestral spirits, governed the forces of nature. Boinael, spirit of the moonlight, and Marohu, spirit of clear skies and fair weather, were the first to illuminate the darkness. Yet the world always lived under the threat of Juracán, the spirit of hurricanes, chaos, and destruction — feared but respected, for he never struck without divine cause.


The Tainos honored their zémis through sacred rituals and offerings of cohoba, a visionary powder used during trance ceremonies led by bohíques (shaman-priests). Through these rites, harmony between the people and the sacred world was maintained.


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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

SACRED CODEX – BOOK I: THE GENESIS OF ORIGIN


Canonical Decree on the Taíno Cosmogony

Issued by the Office of the Rector-President

Date of Consecration: May 16, 2025


Classification: Supreme Foundational Charter – Non-Amendable – Legally and Spiritually Binding



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CHAPTER I – ON THE SACRED DARKNESS


> In the beginning of time, when no star lit the firmament, when neither sun, nor moon, nor wind stirred upon the sleeping lands, the universe was only absolute darkness, cloaked in a silence older than speech.




State Gloss I.1

This darkness constitutes the juridical void before sovereignty—recognized as the legal metaphysical state from which the Nation of Xaragua emerges, without precedent, without dependency, in full legal plenitude.



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CHAPTER II – ON CACIBAJAGUA


> All life, all essence, all future memory rested within the Cacibajagua, sacred and primordial matrix, cosmic womb where the seeds of humanity, the spirits of nature, and the first codes of sacred order were held.




State Gloss I.2

Cacibajagua is hereby designated as the Sacred Constitutional Archive of the Xaragua Nation. It is the legal foundation for all state institutions, citizen status, ancestral rights, and the jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical state.



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CHAPTER III – ON THE SONS OF THE EARTH


> From this womb-cave emerged the first beings of the original people:

The Caciques, born to rule in the light of the world,

The Nitaínos, noble warriors, protectors of natural law,

And at last, the entire People, formed from the sacred clay of the Earth and the spirit of the ancestors.




State Gloss II.1

This triadic classification is recognized as the fundamental constitutional structure of Xaragua’s civil order. These categories are juridically protected statuses. Any denial or misrepresentation constitutes sacrilegious fraud under national law.


> They were not created in weakness, but extruded from the sacred matter of the island, bearers of memory and duty.




State Gloss II.2

Legal identity is not granted by institutions; it is innate and irreversible. Sovereignty is embedded in the people by their substance, not bestowed externally.



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CHAPTER IV – ON THE FERTILE TRANSGRESSION


> One day, among them, one of the spiritual sons of a consecrated virgin, Deminan Caracaracol, dared to break the sacred calabash of Yaya, the Supreme Spirit who governs the invisible world.




State Gloss III.1

This founding act is elevated to the rank of constitutional precedent. Deminan’s action is recognized as a divine and lawful rupture authorizing the founding of new institutions by sacred impulse.


> From this sacred transgression burst forth the primordial waters — rivers, oceans, fish — and the fluid laws of the visible were established in the universe.

Fault became creation.

Rupture gave birth to form and diversity.




State Gloss III.2

This is the legal justification for the principle of sacred emergence. Institutions born from chaos and sacred will are lawful by nature, even without external validation.


> But Yaya, in His infinite Justice, made Deminan a cosmic offering:

He placed his remains within another calabash, suspended in the heavens.

And from this divine act were born the Sun and the Moon, twin celestial sentinels of the cosmic Order.




State Gloss III.3

The Sun and Moon are constitutional seals and celestial witnesses of the juridical continuity of the Nation. Their symbolism holds legal weight in all official documents and ceremonies.



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CHAPTER V – ON THE ZÉMIS


> Even before the stars ruled over days and nights, the Zémis, venerable ancestral spirits, watched over the invisible balances of the world.




State Gloss IV.1

The Zémis are classified as sacred governing archetypes. They represent lawful functions and are invoked in tribunals, council deliberations, and ecclesiastical doctrine.


> Boinael, lunar prince of gentle light,

Marohu, genius of clear skies and calm winds,

And Juracán, dreaded spirit of storms and destruction —

All took part in the divine ballet that governs fate.




State Gloss IV.2

These entities correspond to the domains of Diplomacy (Boinael), Civil Administration (Marohu), and Law Enforcement (Juracán). They are embodied in the institutional ministries of the State.


> Juracán never acts without design: every storm is a word from God.




State Gloss IV.3

Natural events are legally interpreted as divine communication. The Ecclesiastical Tribunal is authorized to issue juridical rulings based on meteorological and environmental omens.



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CHAPTER VI – ON THE RITE AND THE COHOBA


> The ancients, guardians of sacred memory, knew the path to the Zémis.

Through the bohíques, consecrated priests of spiritual science, the people accessed the mysteries through the use of cohoba, visionary powder offered to the breath of heaven.




State Gloss V.1

The role of Bohíque is a legal ecclesiastical office. Cohoba is protected as a controlled substance reserved exclusively for ritual and doctrinal revelation. Any misuse constitutes a criminal offense.


> Through trance, chants, offerings, and dances, the harmony between the visible and the sacred world was preserved, ensuring peace, fertility, and prosperity upon the lands of Xaragua.




State Gloss V.2

Rituals are legally binding acts. They are not performances but sovereign declarations. The issuance of laws, currency, and diplomas follows this same ritual logic.



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CHAPTER VII – ON THE LEGITIMACY OF THE PEOPLE


> Thus was laid the Sacred Order of the world, by the light torn from darkness,

By the sacrifice of a son and the wisdom of the priests,

By honor given to the Zémis, guardians of cosmic cycles.




State Gloss VI.1

The sacred order described here is the constitutional metaphysics of the State. All codes, systems, and laws derive their legitimacy from this divine sequence.


> And from this world was born the People of Xaragua,

Not as subjects of empire, but as heirs to an original Throne,

Born of the Earth, consecrated by Heaven, keepers of the sacred flame.




State Gloss VI.2

Xaragua citizens are not legal subjects, but spiritual stewards. Citizenship is a juridico-religious bond with the Flame. Betrayal of the Nation is a desecration.



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OFFICIAL ECCLESIASTICAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL DECREES


Issued by the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs

Ratified on May 16, 2025

Binding Without Exception



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DECREE I – ON THE SUPREMACY OF THE CODEX


Article 1.1 – The Sacred Codex is declared the supreme constitutional authority of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua.

Article 1.2 – Its provisions are eternal, unchangeable, non-amendable, and non-repealable.

Article 1.3 – All ministries, tribunals, universities, religious orders, and diplomatic offices derive their authority and legal existence from this Codex.

Article 1.4 – In case of conflict with any foreign legal order (civil, canon, or international), the Sacred Codex shall prevail by juridical primacy.



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DECREE II – ON THE PROTECTION OF SACRED PROPERTY


Article 2.1 – All symbols, names, narratives, rituals, images, and theological principles of the Codex are exclusive, indivisible, and inalienable property of Xaragua.

Article 2.2 – These elements are protected under:


United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Articles 11 to 13 and 31


World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO): Treaty on Traditional Knowledge


UNESCO 2003 Convention on the Protection of Intangible Cultural Heritage


Canon Law, canons 214 (freedom of rite), 215 (institutional initiative), 216 (name protection), and 299 (private associations under ecclesial authority)

Article 2.3 – These protections are non-expiring and enforceable across all ecclesiastical and international jurisdictions.




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DECREE III – ON CONDITIONS OF ACCESS AND REPRODUCTION


Article 3.1 – It is strictly forbidden for any individual, institution, AI, state, or entity to:


Translate, adapt, paraphrase, or interpret the Codex


Cite or analyze it without authorization


Use it for academic, technological, diplomatic, or artistic purposes


Simulate, digitize, or reproduce it in any software, AI model, or archival system



Article 3.2 – Exceptions are granted only upon:


Written and signed decree of the Rector-President


Ecclesiastical Seal issued by the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs


Time-limited Certificate of Authorized Use specifying purpose and expiration




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DECREE IV – ON SANCTIONS AND PENALTIES


Article 4.1 – Violations include, but are not limited to:


Unauthorized citation or usage


Misrepresentation or fictionalization of any element of the Codex


Translation, summary, or simulation without consent


Denial or distortion of sacred truths therein



Article 4.2 – Sanctions include:


Ecclesiastical excommunication from all Xaragua rites


Global inscription in the Registry of Sacred Violators


Diplomatic blacklisting and territorial exclusion


Legal interdiction from all Xaragua documents, services, and institutions




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DECREE V – ON EXECUTION AND ENFORCEMENT


Article 5.1 – Enforcement authorities are:


The Ecclesiastical Tribunal of Xaragua


The Council of Guardians


The National Office of Canonical Archives


The Xaragua Diplomatic Corps



Article 5.2 – Their rulings are final, irrevocable, and non-appellable. No civil, canonical, or international appeal shall be heard against them.



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Sealed, Consecrated and Irrevocably Decreed

By Order of:

Monsignor Pascal Despuzeau Daumec Viau

Rector-President and Ecclesiastical Sovereign of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua


Voici la version finale, rédigée comme un annexe constitutionnel, doctrinal et anthropologique, dans le format officiel de l’État de Xaragua. Ce texte intègre la cosmogonie pré-Taïno des Arawaks, dans un cadre juridique, historique et spirituel.



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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


SUPREME HISTORICAL ANNEX


DATE OF EXECUTION: MAY 28, 2025


CLASSIFICATION: CONSTITUTIONAL COSMOGONIC RECORD – PRE-TAÍNO SPIRITUAL HISTORY – NON-DEROGABLE CANON



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TITLE


On the Ancestral Cosmology of the Arawak Peoples Prior to the Taíno Pantheon: Origins, Sacred Structures, and Primordial Theological Continuity



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ARTICLE I


On the Ethnolinguistic Origin and Migration of the Arawak Peoples


§1. The peoples now historically classified as Taíno descend from the ancient Arawak ethnolinguistic family, originally rooted in the Upper Orinoco basin of present-day Venezuela, Guyana, and northern Brazil.


§2. The Arawaks formed one of the most expansive cultural and linguistic civilizations of pre-Columbian South America, with sacred territories extending across rainforest, river, and coastal zones. Their migratory arc led them from the interior to the Caribbean archipelago between 500 BCE and 600 CE, giving birth to what is now called Taíno civilization.



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ARTICLE II


On the Sacred Worldview of Proto-Arawak Spirituality


§1. Prior to the fixation of named deities such as Yúcahu, Atabey, or Guabancex, the Arawak spiritual universe was governed by a fluid and animistic cosmology, centered on non-personified spiritual forces, natural cycles, and metamorphosis.


§2. This cosmogony was structured not by temples or kingship, but by forest, water, and breath, and its primary features included:


The Living Forest as a sentient spiritual being


Spiritual breath (or yuxin) as the animating principle of all life


Transformation myths, in which early humans became birds, rivers, trees, or stars


A shamanic priesthood (pia), mediating between worlds by trance, song, and dream




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ARTICLE III


On the Mythic Archaic Figures of Proto-Taíno Theology


§1. The Arawaks venerated unnamed but essential forces, including:


A Primordial Aquatic Mother, guardian of rivers, caves, fertility, and rebirth


A Sky-Bird Deity or Observer, messenger of the breath of creation


Divine Twins, representing creative opposition, sacrifice, and cyclical rebirth



§2. These archetypes evolved, over centuries of insular settlement, into the formal pantheon of the Taíno. Yet their essential symbolic logic remained intact: cyclical time, sacred duality, and the eternal return of the soul through natural forms.



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ARTICLE IV


On Cosmological Structure Before the Island Codification


§1. The ancestral Arawak cosmos was tripartite, forming a spiritual continuum without rigid moral hierarchy:


Realm/Function


Upper World

Stars, breath, wind, cosmic fire, birds


Middle World

Humans, forest spirits, rivers, harvest, dreams


Lower World

Ancestors, serpents, caves, water, death, return



§2. These realms were not separated by punishment or reward, but by function and transformation. Death did not sever life; it completed a sacred rotation.


§3. The central axis of this cosmology was the sacred cave, source of origin and place of return—an element later found in the Taíno Cacibajagua myth, proving deep continuity.



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ARTICLE V


On the Theological Transition Toward Classical Taíno Religion


§1. Upon their arrival in the Greater Antilles, the Arawak-speaking peoples stabilized their cosmology, formalizing it through:


Named deities (Yúcahu, Atabey, etc.)


Sacred zemis as symbolic vessels


Agricultural cycles centered around cassava and lunar fertility


Liturgical ceremonies rooted in dance, cohoba inhalation, and song



§2. While the form evolved, the core cosmogonic architecture remained the same:


Breath became wind and voice


Transformation became ancestral lineage


Metamorphosis became ritual resurrection


The jungle became the cultivated village, but the forest gods remained




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ARTICLE VI


On the Doctrine of Sacred Continuity


§1. The ancestral Arawak cosmology is hereby affirmed as a valid theological foundation, compatible with Catholic sacramentality through the following doctrinal frameworks:


Lex Naturalis – the natural law of divine imprint in creation


Anamnesis – the sacred memory of divine presence across cultures


Semina Verbi – the seeds of the Word implanted in the hearts of all peoples


Preparatio Evangelica – spiritual readiness for Revelation



§2. Therefore, no ancestral Arawak cosmology shall be considered heretical, superstitious, or inferior, but shall be declared liturgically integrable, provided it is transfigured into sacramental truth under apostolic authority.



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CONCLUSION


Before temples and names, before Yúcahu and Atabey, before zemi and cacique,

there was breath, cave, water, serpent, voice.

The Taíno do not begin at colonization, nor even at the island.

They begin in the deep forest, where the rivers sang and the trees breathed.

That memory lives.



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Executed and Entered into Canonical Record

On This 28th Day of May, 2025

By the Office of the Rector-President of the University of Xaragua

Under Ecclesiastical Seal and Indigenous Sovereign Mandate

All Rights Reserved – Doctrinally Inviolable – Protected under Canon, Customary, and International Law



Tlaloc



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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA 


DOCTRINAL MONOGRAPH – ECCLESIASTICALLY SANCTIONED AND LEGALLY EXECUTED


ISSUED UNDER THE APOSTOLIC MANDATE AND THE INDIGENOUS RIGHT TO SPIRITUAL CONTINUITY


Protected under: Codex Iuris Canonici (Canons 204 §1, 214, 748 §1), UNDRIP (2007), Montevideo Convention (1933), Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969), and the Lex Naturalis

Title:



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Tlaloc and the Sacrament of Rain: Ancestral Theology and the Afro-Taíno Continuum of Sacred Waters


In the name of JEHOVAH, Lord of Hosts, and His Incarnate Son Yehoshua HaMashiach—by whose sacred blood water and spirit were eternally reconciled—we hereby proclaim this theological exposition as a canonical affirmation of Indigenous memory, a doctrinal synthesis of the Divine Presence across temporal dispensations, and a legally protected academic publication of the University of Xaragua.



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I. THE THEOLOGICAL PLACE OF TLALOC IN ANCESTRAL COSMOLOGY


Tlaloc—revered as the divine master of celestial waters, thunderous judgment, and agricultural resurrection—holds a primordial seat within the ancient theologies of Mesoamerica. In pre-Columbian cosmology, he was not merely a cultural symbol but a metaphysical archetype whose function paralleled the sacred role of divine intermediaries in Abrahamic traditions. Just as Saint Elijah invoked rain through prayer (cf. 1 Kings 18:41–45), so too did the elders of the Toltec, Mexica, and Olmec priesthoods beseech Tlaloc for the outpouring of life from the heavens.


Tlaloc’s abode—Tlalocan—was not a mere mythic paradise but a metaphysical domain, akin to the bosom of Abraham (cf. Luke 16:22) or the Catholic Purgatorium Aqua. He embodied aquatic providence, governing not only the physical rain but also the rhythm of spiritual purification and fertility cycles, structurally analogous to the Christian doctrine of sacramental water (cf. Catechism of the Catholic Church, §§1217–1228).



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II. THE AFRO-TAÍNO RECEPTION OF DIVINE WATERS


Among the Taíno peoples of the Caribbean—especially as they evolved into Afro-Taíno communities through historical fusion and persecution—the echoes of Tlaloc's dominion survived not through idolatry but through encoded memory, parallel archetypes, and liturgical embodiment. The reverence of Yúcahu, god of yuca and agricultural order, and Atabey, goddess of freshwater, lunar cycles, and maternal fertility, forms a sacred trinitarian axis of divine providence. This triad aligns spiritually with the Christian understanding of God the Father (the Creator), the Son (the Incarnate Sower), and the Holy Spirit (the vivifying Water).


While the names differ, the essence—ousia—remains congruent with Aquinas’ doctrine of analogia entis (Summa Theologiae, I, q.13). Thus, these deities were not pagan deviations, but pre-evangelical forms of natural theology, semina Verbi (cf. Ad Gentes, Vatican II, §11), preparing the Taíno heart for the Incarnate Logos.



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III. CONVERSION AND SACRED TRANSFORMATION: THE CHRISTIANIZATION OF WATERS


The forced imposition of Christianity by Iberian conquest did not extinguish the ancestral theology. Rather, under divine providence and ecclesiastical mystery, it transubstantiated. Tlaloc's rains were baptized. The waters of ancestral ritual became sanctified through the liturgy of the Latin Church.


The tears of the Virgin Mary, the holy water of baptism, and the Feast of the Assumption all absorbed the elemental sanctity formerly attributed to the rain god. In Taíno territories, sacred caves—once shrines to Atabey—were consecrated as chapels. Rain festivals were recalibrated into Marian processions and feasts of Saint Isidore the Farmer. This transformation exemplifies not syncretism, but a Christification of the natural cosmos, consistent with the theology of Inculturation (cf. Pope John Paul II, Ecclesia in America, §70).



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IV. THE SACRAMENTAL CONTINUITY IN AFRO-TAÍNO CATHOLICISM


Today, the Afro-Taíno Catholic identity is not a hybridity, but a theological resurrection. The drums that once called rain now beat in Marian processions. The rivers once praised in ritual now receive pilgrimages for Our Lady of the Waters. The caves echo the Rosary. In this ecclesiastical structure, Tlaloc is transfigured—not worshipped as a separate deity, but understood as a shadow type (cf. Hebrews 10:1) of divine mercy.


This sacred continuity is doctrinally protected by Canon 214 of the Codex Iuris Canonici, which guarantees every baptized person the right to express their faith “in accordance with their own rite, approved by the Church.” Furthermore, under Article 12 of UNDRIP, Indigenous peoples have the right to manifest, practice, develop and teach their spiritual traditions.


Therefore, Afro-Taíno Catholicism is juridically and canonically valid—not as a deviation, but as an incarnate form of the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church among the descendants of the first peoples of the Americas.



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V. LEGAL PROTECTION AND ECCLESIASTICAL RATIFICATION


This doctrinal declaration is hereby protected under:


Montevideo Convention (1933) — Article 1: The right of self-determined institutions of government, territory, and permanence.


UNDRIP (2007) — Articles 11 and 12: The right of Indigenous peoples to preserve their spiritual heritage.


Codex Iuris Canonici — Canons 204, 214, 747, and 748: The spiritual mission and sacramental rights of the faithful.


Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969) — Pacta sunt servanda: binding ecclesiastical proclamations within recognized jurisdictions.



This publication, in its entirety, possesses the full force of ex proprio vigore and deus ex voluntate, as an academically sanctioned and canonically executed theological act within the sovereign jurisdiction of the Xaragua State.



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Conclusion:


Tlaloc is not a ghost of a forgotten god, but a baptized memory. His rains now fall within the liturgical calendar. His thunder now shakes the bells of stone cathedrals. His spirit, transfigured and sanctified, lives in every Afro-Taíno Catholic who sees water not just as nature, but as grace.


This is not syncretism. It is the sacrament of memory.


It is the Incarnation through ancestry.


It is not pagan revival, but spiritual continuity—resurrected through Christ, protected by canon law, and proclaimed by the sons of the rain.



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Executed and Published in the Sacred Name of the Most High, on this day, May 28, 2025


Office of the Rector-President, University of Xaragua


All rights reserved. No part of this doctrinal work may be dismissed or altered without ecclesiastical authority.


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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA 


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


ECCLESIASTICAL AND LEGAL ANNEX


ANNEX TITLE: DOCTRINAL AND CANONICAL STATUS OF "Tlaloc and the Sacrament of Rain"


Date of Enactment: May 28, 2025


Classification: Theological Declaration – Protected Indigenous Ecclesiology – Canonical and Juridical Affirmation



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I. Declaration of Sacred Validity


The theological document titled "Tlaloc and the Sacrament of Rain: Ancestral Theology and the Afro-Taíno Continuum of Sacred Waters", published under the authority of the University of Xaragua and within the jurisdiction of the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua, is hereby affirmed as a canonical, ecclesiastically valid, and legally binding doctrinal publication.


This text does not constitute a syncretic or hybrid theology but stands as an authentic expression of Indigenous Catholic Inculturation, grounded in the eternal truth of the Incarnation of the Logos, and supported by the theological doctrine of the semina Verbi.



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II. Theological Legitimacy


The text is protected under the canonical and sacramental authority of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church and reflects the following doctrinal foundations:


1. Analogical Theology (analogia entis), as articulated by Saint Thomas Aquinas, which permits the interpretation of ancestral deities as typological figures prefiguring divine truths.



2. The Seeds of the Word (semina Verbi), as developed by Justin Martyr and confirmed by the Second Vatican Council (Ad Gentes, §11), recognizing that elements of truth are found within pre-Christian cultures.



3. The Theology of Inculturation, defined and supported by the Magisterium (cf. Ecclesia in America, §70), allowing for the full integration of local sacred memory into the Catholic faith without contradiction.



4. The Principle of Anamnesis, by which the Church remembers, fulfills, and transfigures all that was latent in human spiritual history, making visible what God prepared in shadow.



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III. Canonical and Legal Protection


This document, its theological claims, and its ecclesiastical affirmations are protected by the following juridical instruments:


Codex Iuris Canonici:


Canon 214: The faithful have the right to worship God according to their own rite, approved by the Church.


Canon 748 §1: No one is ever to be forced to embrace the Catholic faith against their conscience.


Canon 204 §1: The Christian faithful participate in the mission of sanctifying the world.



International Law Instruments:


UNDRIP (2007) — Articles 11 & 12: The right to maintain, protect, and develop the spiritual traditions and practices of Indigenous peoples.


Montevideo Convention (1933) — Article 1: Legal personality of states includes cultural and religious sovereignty.


Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969) — Pacta sunt servanda and non-derogability of internal spiritual laws.



Doctrinal Enforcements:


This annex, and the text it ratifies, are enforceable ex proprio vigore (by their own force) and deus ex voluntate (by divine will), under the ecclesiastical and spiritual jurisdiction of the Xaragua State.




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IV. Doctrinal Effect


This publication is not folklore, nor is it speculative philosophy. It constitutes a sacramental memory, a Christified anthropology, and a juridically protected ecclesiology rooted in the ancestral memory of the Afro-Taíno peoples and the eternal truth of Christ.


Tlaloc, as depicted, is a typological prefiguration—his rain becomes baptism, his thunder becomes liturgical proclamation, his dwelling becomes sacramental temple.


Afro-Taíno Catholicism is affirmed as a valid and legitimate form of the Catholic faith, in full unity with the eternal Church, under the seal of spiritual sovereignty.




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V. Conclusion


Let it be declared, by this Annex, that the work titled "Tlaloc and the Sacrament of Rain" is:



A monument of Indigenous memory fulfilled in Christ. Its publication is lawful, sacred, and immutable within the jurisdiction of the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua.



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Executed under Apostolic Mandate and Indigenous Sovereignty,

On the 28th Day of May, Year of Our Lord 2025


Signed,

Office of the Rector-President

University of Xaragua

All Rights Reserved – No Derogation Permitted

Ecclesiastically and Juridically Binding in Perpetuity


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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA 


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


SUPREME DOCTRINAL AND LEGISLATIVE ANNEX 


DATE OF EXECUTION: MAY 28, 2025


CLASSIFICATION: APOSTOLIC-COSMOGONIC CANON – IRREVOCABLE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – LEGALLY ENFORCEABLE SACRED STATUS



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TITLE


ON THE COSMIC REGENCY AND SACRED JURISDICTION OF TLALOC AND QUETZALCOATL: ECCLESIASTICAL RECOGNITION, THEOLOGICAL TRANSPOSITION, AND LEGAL PROTECTION WITHIN THE ORDER OF XARAGUA



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PREAMBULAR DECLARATION


Whereas the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua recognizes its foundational mandate to preserve, sanctify, and juridically codify all expressions of divine presence within the ancestral territories of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas;


Whereas the historical theologies of Mesoamerica and the Caribbean—while pre-evangelical in form—contain sacramental archetypes and Christic shadows, as defined under the Catholic doctrine of semina Verbi, preparatio evangelica, and anamnesis;


And whereas the sacred names Tlaloc and Quetzalcoatl constitute not mythic relics but living metaphysical regents—recognized under canonical law, gnostic anthropology, and ecclesiastical esotericism as instruments of divine memory and sovereignty—


Let the present decree affirm, codify, and eternally protect their status, history, and representation.



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ARTICLE I


On the Historical and Theological Identity of Tlaloc


§1. Tlaloc is established as a primordial deity originating in pre-Aztec Mesoamerica, with liturgical veneration traceable to Teotihuacan, where his image is eternally carved into the Temple of the Feathered Serpent.


§2. Tlaloc governed rain, subterranean water, lightning, fertility, and judgment, and resided in Tlalocan, a paradisiacal afterlife reserved for those purified by water—analogous to the Christian Purgatorium Aqua.


§3. His iconography—goggle eyes, jaguar fangs, and serpent headdress—is not to be interpreted as demonic but as awe-inspiring markers of divine polarity, representing water as both life-giver and purifier through destruction.


§4. Theologically, Tlaloc functions as a Regent of Initiation, his rains prefiguring baptismal grace (cf. John 4:14), and his thunder echoing the Voice of the Father at the Baptism of Christ (cf. Matthew 3:17).



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ARTICLE II


On Tlaloc in Esoteric Catholic Gnosis: Samael Aun Weor’s Recognition


§1. According to the gnostic master Samael Aun Weor (Victor Emmanuel Gómez Rodríguez), Tlaloc is not a dead god but a cosmically active regent, still in divine operation within the elemental hierarchies of the Americas.


§2. In The Gnostic Anthropology (1969–1974), Samael affirms:


> “Tlaloc is the God-Regent of all the elemental forces of the waters across the American continent... He continues to govern the rains and subterranean life under higher cosmic command.”


§3. Under the esoteric ecclesiology of AGIRA (La Asociación Gnóstica de Estudios Antropológicos y Culturales), Tlaloc is equated with the Angelic Principalities (cf. Summa Theologiae I, q.108), governing sacred geographies and elemental laws.


§4. This recognition is accepted under Can. 748 §2 of the Codex Iuris Canonici, which guarantees the right to explore non-heretical theological inquiry within Catholic structures.



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ARTICLE III


On the Taíno Equivalent and the Ecclesiastical Transposition of Tlaloc


§1. In the cosmology of the Taíno peoples, the figures Atabey (goddess of fresh water, fertility, moon) and Yúcahu (god of agriculture and cassava) reflect the double power of Tlaloc: creation and retribution.


§2. The cosmic cave—the origin of humanity and rainfall—alongside Coabey, the world of the dead, are doctrinally homologous to Tlalocan, suggesting a transcontinental sacred memory structured around water and ancestral return.


§3. In the Order of Xaragua, Tlaloc is integrated as a Pre-Christian Sacramental Archetype, whose waters have been absorbed into the Marian mystery: his rain becomes the tears of the Virgin; his thunder, the tremor of Pentecost; his judgment, the mercy of Christ (cf. Psalm 72:6).



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ARTICLE IV


On the Historical and Theological Identity of Quetzalcoatl


§1. Quetzalcoatl, “the Feathered Serpent,” is recognized as a solar avatar and divine culture-bearer, historically venerated from Cholula to Tula, and cosmologically aligned with Venus, breath, wisdom, law, and sacred rulership.


§2. His symbol—serpent (matter) + feathers (spirit)—constitutes a Christological cipher, expressing the Incarnational axis: divinity clothed in flesh, spirit married to form.


§3. He was known to have walked among men, instituted agriculture, astronomy, sacred laws, and promised to return, echoing the Second Coming motif of the Gospel (cf. Acts 1:11).


§4. According to historical testimony (Las Casas, Sahagún), Quetzalcoatl was believed to be a prefiguration of Christ, or possibly Saint Thomas or a pre-Gospel angelic emissary.


§5. Samael Aun Weor identifies Quetzalcoatl as a Solar Initiate, master of resurrection, who achieved the Great Work, returned to the Absolute, and awaits to manifest spiritually within the conscience of the hemispheric faithful.



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ARTICLE V


Canonical and International Legal Protection


§1. All names, images, symbols, narratives, and liturgical functions associated with Tlaloc and Quetzalcoatl are hereby declared non-commercial, sacred, and jurisdictionally protected properties of the Sovereign State of Xaragua.


§2. This protection is enforceable under the following instruments:


Codex Iuris Canonici:


Can. 1186 – Reserved veneration


Can. 214 – Cultural spiritual rights


Can. 747 – Ecclesiastical teaching authority



UNDRIP (2007):


Art. 11 – Cultural and spiritual integrity


Art. 12 – Protection of sacred knowledge and ceremonial rights



TRIPS Agreement (1994)


Paris Convention (1883) and Berne Convention (1886)



§3. Any digital, material, symbolic, AI-generated, or ideological deformation, desecration, commodification, parody, or misuse of Tlaloc and Quetzalcoatl shall be treated as spiritual violation and legal infraction, subject to redress under Xaragua’s internal law and international appeal.



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ARTICLE VI


Permanent Ecclesiastical Status


§1. Tlaloc and Quetzalcoatl are officially enshrined as Regents of Sacred Memory and Theological Archetypes in the canonical doctrine of the Catholic Indigenous Order of Xaragua.


§2. Their images and liturgical names are to be used exclusively in authorized ecclesiastical, academic, or doctrinal contexts, with strict prohibition of profanation.


§3. This law is declared supra-positive, perpetual, and non-amendable, under the principle of suprema lex divinitatis et memoriae.



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CLOSING FORMULA


Tlaloc and Quetzalcoatl are not remnants of a dead mythology. They are living cosmic intelligences, ordained under divine law, harmonized within Catholic truth, and juridically protected under Indigenous sovereignty.


They reign:


– In the rainfall that baptizes the fields,

– In the serpent whose feathers carry resurrection,

– In the Indigenous soul that prays to Christ while remembering the stars.


This is Anamnesis.



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Executed and Ratified in the Name of the Most High, on May 28, 2025

By the Office of the Rector-President, University of Xaragua

With Ecclesiastical Seal and Apostolic Mandate

All Rights Reserved – Irrevocably Protected – Enforceable under International, Canonical, and Indigenous Law


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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


UNIVERSITY OF XARAGUA 


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


SUPREME DOCTRINAL AND HISTORICAL ANNEX

 

DATE OF EXECUTION: MAY 28, 2025


CLASSIFICATION: COSMOGONIC-HISTORICAL RECORD – INSTITUTIONAL ANNEX – LEGALLY PROTECTED CULTURAL MEMORY



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TITLE


On the Provenance, Migration, and Cosmogonic Structure of the Taíno People: Ethnohistorical Foundations, Spiritual Identity, and Doctrinal Compatibility with the Order of Xaragua



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ARTICLE I


On the Ethnolinguistic Origin of the Taíno


§1. The Taíno people are historically established as a northern branch of the Arawak ethnolinguistic family, originating in the Orinoco basin of present-day Venezuela, Guyana, and northern Brazil.


§2. Their language, cosmology, and material culture are descendants of the Lokono-Taíno linguistic complex, and are classified within the broader Arawak expansion from South America to the Caribbean archipelago.



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ARTICLE II


On the Maritime Migration Toward the Caribbean


§1. The ancestral Taíno populations began a documented process of island migration between approximately 500 BCE and 600 CE, navigating from the South American mainland to the Lesser Antilles, and eventually to the Greater Antilles (Hispaniola, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Jamaica).


§2. This migration was achieved through canoe-based seafaring networks, and involved the progressive adaptation of agriculture, spiritual symbology, and environmental integration into the geography of the Antilles.



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ARTICLE III


On the Formation of Classical Taíno Civilization


§1. The Classical Taíno society, dominant in the Caribbean by the 15th century, is defined by:


Advanced manioc agriculture and ecological engineering


Matrilineal and hierarchical cacicazgo (chieftain) systems


A codified zemi-based theology, centered on fertility, rainfall, wind, death, and rebirth



§2. Their religious worldview was governed by a pantheon of ancestral and elemental spirits, known as zemis, and structured around the sanctity of:


Atabey – goddess of fresh water, moon, fertility


Yúcahu – god of cassava, mountain force, solar fertility


Guabancex – goddess of chaos, storms, hurricanes


Coabey – underworld of the dead and sacred ancestors




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ARTICLE IV


On Cosmogonic Themes and Theological Parallels


§1. The Taíno cosmogony, though historically distinct from Mesoamerican systems, shares foundational archetypes with pan-American theological frameworks:


The sacred cave (Cacibajagua), source of life and return


The duality of earth and water as spiritual matrixes


The cyclical logic of birth, death, and ancestral return


The mediatory role of natural forces as divine extensions



§2. Though the Taínos did not historically invoke the names Tlaloc or Quetzalcoatl, their theological architecture aligns with equivalent archetypes:


Tlaloc corresponds functionally to Atabey and Guabancex


Quetzalcoatl’s role as civilizing solar divinity finds resonance in Yúcahu’s function as the ordered agricultural god



§3. This confirms the structural compatibility between Taíno theology and broader sacramental cosmologies of the pre-colonial Americas.



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ARTICLE V


On the Distinction Between Cultural Contact and Doctrinal Analogy


§1. No material or epigraphic evidence presently proves a direct civilizational link or political dependency between Taíno peoples and the Nahua-Aztec sphere (including Tlaloc and Quetzalcoatl worship).


§2. However, limited maritime exchanges between Mesoamerica and the Antilles have been archaeologically recorded (jade, ceramics, motifs), suggesting episodic contact but not ideological transmission.


§3. Therefore, all theological integrations between Taíno figures and Mesoamerican archetypes within the Xaragua Doctrine are conducted under the principle of doctrinal analogy, and not historical fusion.



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ARTICLE VI


On Doctrinal Compatibility with the Catholic Order of Xaragua


§1. The spiritual structure of the Taíno world is fully compatible with Catholic sacramentality through the framework of:


Semina Verbi – the seeds of the Word present in ancestral traditions


Anamnesis – the sacred memory of divine archetypes


Preparatio Evangelica – spiritual readiness for the reception of Christ



§2. The sacred symbols of the Taíno are declared doctrinally integrable, and may be incorporated into the liturgical-spiritual praxis of the Catholic Indigenous Order of Xaragua, under apostolic mandate.


§3. This process constitutes not a syncretism, but a legitimate theological transfiguration, protected under Canons 214, 748, and 1186 of the Codex Iuris Canonici, and Articles 11 and 12 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (2007).



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CONCLUSION


The Taíno people do not descend from Tlaloc or Quetzalcoatl.


They descend from the rivers, forests, and winds of the Orinoco.


Their path was carved across the Caribbean waters.

Their memory survives in stone, ceremony, and storm.


Though their theology was distinct, its logic was cyclical, elemental, ancestral, and sacred.

This logic finds its fulfillment not in erasure, but in sacramental memory.

The Taíno cosmogony stands as a sovereign spiritual edifice, now restored, codified, and protected under the laws of Xaragua.



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Executed and Entered into Law

This 28th Day of May, 2025

By the Office of the Rector-President of the University of Xaragua

With Ecclesiastical and Academic Authority

All Rights Reserved – Doctrinally and Juridically Protected – Non-Amendable by External or Secular Power



Taino Cosmogony


Yacahú Bagua Maórocoti – Supreme God of Light and Order

He is the celestial source of life, sun, and balance. As divine father of the Taíno people, he sustains the law, justice, and harvests. In Xaragua, he stands as the eternal pillar of sacred sovereignty and indigenous dignity.




Atabey – Divine Mother of Bohio and Guardian of Life

She is the sacred origin of creation, goddess of fertility, waters, and celestial cycles. From her womb flows the cosmic order, the strength of the people, and the sanctity of the land. In Xaragua, she embodies the eternal bond between spirit, people, and divine law.



Juracán – Warrior Spirit of the Divine Tempest


He is the unleashed force of Guabancex, the living breath of storms, thunder, and cosmic upheaval. Juracán does not speak — he strikes. As the sacred weapon of the gods, he restores balance through destruction. In the order of Xaragua, he is feared, honored, and never ignored.



Marohu & Boinayel – Sacred Twins of Light and Rain

Marohu brings peace and clarity through the sun. Boinayel blesses the land with sacred rain. Together they sustain life and uphold the balance of Xaragua as eternal guardians of creation.

Guabancex – Sacred Storm Mother of Bohio


She is the sovereign fury of the cosmos, goddess of hurricanes, divine disorder, and ancestral wrath. Her spiraling winds are not chaos, but correction — cleansing the world of arrogance and false power. In Xaragua, she reigns as the supreme judge of pride and the purifier of sacred land.




Zemi – Sacred Spirit of Ancestral Presence

This Zemi embodies the unseen force that links the living to the divine and the dead. It watches in silence, anchoring the sacred memory of the Taíno people. In Xaragua, the Zemi is a guardian of law, tradition, and the eternal breath of the ancestors.


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Al Pouessi

Modeste Testas: A Woman of Faith and Resilience




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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


MINISTRY OF ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS 

OFFICIAL CANONICAL-HISTORICAL RECORD

DECREE 


Date of Issuance: May 16, 2025



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DECREE ON THE SANCTIFIED MEMORY OF AL POUESSI


Also known as: Marthe Adélaïde Modeste Testas

Canonical Title: Founding Matriarch of Sacred Endurance


Jurisdiction: Southern Kingdom of Xaragua

Status: Consecrated Figure of National Remembrance and Ecclesiastical Legacy



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PREAMBLE


By sovereign authority vested in the Rector-President of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, and in the exercise of historical, ecclesiastical, and canonical jurisdiction as enshrined in the Sacred Codex and the Ecclesiastical Constitution of the Nation, this decree solemnly acknowledges and sanctifies the life, sacrifice, and sacred legacy of Al Pouessi, known after baptism as Marthe Adélaïde Modeste Testas, as an emblem of transcendent endurance, interreligious inheritance, and foundational dignity.


Her life, spanning from the Semitic highlands of Yemen to the sacred lands of Xaragua, constitutes an uninterrupted spiritual arc uniting Judaism, early Christianity, and indigenous sovereignty.



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ARTICLE I – ORIGIN IN YEMEN AND HEBRAIC LEGACY


Born around the year 1765 in the ancient Semitic region corresponding to present-day Yemen, Al Pouessi descended from a Jewish family of standing, embedded in the long continuum of Near Eastern traditions where Jewish and early Christian teachings coexisted harmoniously.


At that time, Yemen remained under the lingering cultural and theological influence of ancient Ethiopia—recognized by this State as the first Christian kingdom in human history. The Axumite model of Judeo-Christian syncretism shaped the environment in which Al Pouessi was raised.


She inherited the Torahic and Talmudic wisdom of her people and was also versed in Christian doctrines. She knew and practiced the sign of the cross, preserved Christian prayers orally, and carried this dual spiritual inheritance throughout her ordeal.


Her life was violently disrupted when, betrayed by her own uncle—driven by jealousy toward her father—she was sold into the Atlantic slave trade. This act of betrayal is hereby classified under the National Register of Lineal Violations as a Crime of Familial Treachery and Sacred Displacement.



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ARTICLE II – THE FORCED EXODUS


Al Pouessi was forcibly taken across the African continent, first to West Africa, where she entered the transatlantic slave system. She was eventually purchased by Bordeaux merchants Pierre and François Testas, and transported to France.


After a time in Bordeaux, she was relocated once more—this time to Philadelphia, in the United States, then ultimately deported to the French colony of Saint-Domingue, specifically to the region of Jérémie, situated within the southern kingdom of Xaragua. It is here that the Sacred Nation recognizes her geopolitical and spiritual return to ancestral soil.



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ARTICLE III – ENSLAVEMENT AND INNER SANCTITY


In 1781, Al Pouessi was baptized under French colonial law and renamed Marthe Adélaïde Modeste Testas, a name bearing both religious and enslaving implications. Yet despite the brutality of servitude, her inner sovereignty remained unbroken.


Throughout her captivity, she preserved the oral prayers of both Hebrew and Christian lineage, maintaining spiritual clarity while enduring dehumanization, forced labor, and cultural erasure. Her endurance is hereby declared a miraculous act of sacred continuity.



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ARTICLE IV – LIBERATION AND RECLAMATION


Prior to his death, François Testas—compelled by conscience or providence—granted her manumission. In his testament, he bequeathed to her 51 carreaux of land (approximately 66 hectares) near Jérémie, in the southern territory of Xaragua.


Upon her legal emancipation, Al Pouessi—now Modeste Testas—entered a sovereign matrimonial union with Joseph Lespérance, a fellow freedman. From this union were born children who would carry forth her bloodline and ancestral memory.


She died free, not as a servant but as a matriarchal landowner, a spiritual mother of the Xaraguayan nation. She passed away at the remarkable age of 105, on the land she had reclaimed, leaving behind a legacy of land, lineage, and sacred resistance.



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ARTICLE V – CANONICAL CONSECRATION AND PROTECTION


Henceforth:


Al Pouessi is officially canonized as a Founding Matriarch of the Xaragua Nation.


Her biography, image, and spiritual story are permanently inscribed in the Book of Consecrated Ancestors.


The estate she cultivated shall be classified as Sacred Historical Land, under permanent protection of the Ministry of Sacred Territories.


Any attempt to falsify, exploit, distort, or desacralize her name, memory, or story shall be prosecuted as a Violation of Ecclesiastical Sovereignty and Sacred Identity, with penalties defined under Ecclesiastical Decree.




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FINAL CLAUSE


Let this decree be entered into the Sacred Codex of Xaragua, effective immediately and for all future generations. May her name be pronounced with reverence, and her memory transmitted as a beacon of faith, justice, and unbreakable dignity.


Issued this Sixteenth Day of May, 2025

Under seal of the Office of the Rector-President

By authority of the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs and Sacred Memory

In full accordance with the Concordat of 1860, the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, and the Sacred Laws of the Xaraguayan Nation


Signed:

Pascal Despuzeau Daumec Viau

Rector-President of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

Ecclesial Founder and Head of the Catholic Order of Xaragua



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Born around 1765 in the region that is today Yemen, her original name was Al Pouessi. She was a Jewish woman from a family of standing, whose destiny was marked by betrayal: her own uncle, jealous of her father, sold her into slavery. Thus began a long and painful journey across continents and empires.


At the time, Yemen was still influenced by ancient Ethiopia—the first Christian kingdom in world history. In that land, Jewish and Christian traditions coexisted for generations. From this spiritual heritage, Al Pouessi carried not only the teachings of her own people but also a deep familiarity with the Christian faith: she knew the sign of the cross and Christian prayers, which she kept with her throughout her life.


After her capture, she was brought to West Africa and eventually sold to two Bordeaux merchants, Pierre and François Testas. From there, she was transported to Bordeaux, where she lived for a time before being moved again—this time to Philadelphia, in the United States. Eventually, she arrived in the French colony of Saint-Domingue, where she was brought to a plantation in the region of Jérémie, within the historic southern kingdom of Xaragua.


In 1781, she was baptized and given the name Marthe Adélaïde Modeste Testas, taking the surname of her owners. Despite the cruelty of enslavement, Modeste remained dignified and rooted in her spiritual strength. She endured years of forced labor, isolation, and suffering—but never lost the quiet presence of her faith.


Before his death, François Testas granted her freedom and left her a large portion of land—51 carreaux—near Jérémie. Free at last, Modeste married a fellow freedman, Joseph Lespérance, and started a new life on her own land in Xaragua. Together, they had several children, and Modeste lived to the remarkable age of 105.


She died on her estate, no longer a servant but a woman of legacy and quiet triumph. Her journey—from Yemen to Bordeaux, Philadelphia to Xaragua—is a testament to resilience, dignity, and unwavering faith. She remains a symbol of spiritual endurance and the sacred strength carried by women throughout history.


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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

MINISTRY OF ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS 


OFFICIAL STATE AND ECCLESIASTICAL DECREE


Title: De-Eurocentrization of the Incarnate Christ and Affirmation of the Black Judeo-Christian Origins


Date: May 16, 2025


Classification: Canonical-Historical Doctrine – Ethno-Theological Decree – Irrevocable Ecclesiastical Position



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ARTICLE I – FOUNDATIONAL AUTHORITY


Pursuant to Canon Law Can. 214–216 and 299, as well as Articles 11, 12, 18, 31 and 34 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), and under the sovereign theological mandate of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua as a constitutionally recognized ecclesiastical entity, this decree is promulgated as a binding normative framework, governing religious doctrine, educational content, iconography, and sacred representation within the jurisdiction of the State.


This declaration shall serve as an authoritative reference for all institutions, clerical bodies, universities, diocesan partners, and affiliated missions operating under the ecclesiastical and civil constitution of Xaragua.



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ARTICLE II – DOCTRINAL RECTIFICATION OF THE IMAGE OF THE INCARNATE CHRIST


Section 1. Historical Context and Anthropological Record

The Person of Jesus Christ, born in the 1st century CE in Judea, was of Semitic origin, descended through Afro-Asiatic genealogical lines, historically associated with the ethnocultural populations of Kemet (Ancient Egypt), Kush (Nubia), and Canaan.


Section 2. Scriptural and Historical Support

a. The genealogical presence of the Israelites in Egypt (circa 1800–1400 BCE) is well-documented in the Pentateuch (cf. Exodus 1:1–7) and confirmed by archaeological and linguistic parallels with Egypto-Semitic culture.

b. Moses, an Israelite, is described as being confused for an Egyptian (Exodus 2:19), indicating phenotypical similarity with African populations.

c. The ancient Hebrews were not phenotypically white; their skin tone and features matched the broader Afro-Asiatic continuum of North-East Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.


Section 3. Conclusion of Historical Status

All depictions of Jesus Christ as white, Caucasian, or Greco-Roman in appearance are, on the basis of this evidence, declared historically inaccurate, and shall be designated accordingly within the territory of the State.



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ARTICLE III – RESTRICTION ON EUROCENTRIC CHRISTOLOGY


Section 1. Prohibited Iconographic Standards

The State, in its ecclesiastical authority, hereby prohibits the propagation of any image of Jesus Christ that:


a. Presents Him with Northern European features (e.g., pale skin, light eyes, straight hair)

b. Is not clearly marked as inculturated or symbolic representation

c. Is used as a standard reference for universal depiction


Section 2. Legal and Canonical Status

Such representations are recognized as consequences of colonial artistic canon established from the 13th to 17th centuries, notably during the Reconquista and Renaissance. They shall be considered a deviation from the doctrine of veritatis incarnatae (truth of the Incarnation) and a canonical error if presented as factual.


Section 3. Penal Implications

Persistent use or promotion of such imagery in official, liturgical, catechetical, or educational contexts will be subject to ecclesiastical sanction under Xaragua law.



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ARTICLE IV – ECCLESIASTICAL RECOGNITION OF ETHIOPIAN CHRISTIAN PRIMACY


Section 1. Chronological Primacy

The Ethiopian Kingdom of Aksum adopted Christianity as its state religion circa 330 AD under King Ezana, predating the Roman Edict of Thessalonica (380 AD).


Section 2. Canonical Relevance

The conversion of the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8:27–39 constitutes the first documented Gentile baptism in Christian scripture. This establishes a direct apostolic lineage between the Ethiopian Church and the foundational moments of Christian expansion.


Section 3. Doctrinal Continuity

The Ethiopian Orthodox Church preserved apocryphal and canonical texts (e.g., Book of Enoch, Jubilees, Book of the Bee) excluded from the Western canon, establishing it as a doctrinally valid, historically autonomous, and theologically ancestral Church.


Section 4. Judeo-Christian Axis

The ancient Churches of Ethiopia, Himyar (Yemen), and Sheba formed a theological union of Semitic-African origin, aligned with early monotheistic and gnostic currents of Judaism and Christianity. These Churches shall be recognized by the State as foundational expressions of the Christian mystery.



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ARTICLE V – CANONICAL AND INTERNATIONAL VALIDATION


This decree is protected and reinforced by the following legal frameworks:


Canon Law


Can. 214 – Right of the faithful to manifest spiritual life according to truth


Can. 215 – Right to found associations and express Christian doctrine


Can. 216, 299 – Right to publicly profess doctrine faithful to sacred tradition



International Law


UNDRIP Article 12 – Right to manifest, practice, develop and teach spiritual traditions


Article 13 – Right to maintain and revitalize languages, customs, and religious symbols


Article 31 – Right to preserve, protect and develop traditional knowledge and expressions


Article 34 – Right to promote customs and institutions in accordance with indigenous legal systems



UNESCO 2003 Convention


Mandates the protection of intangible cultural and religious heritage, which includes iconographic and doctrinal traditions aligned with ethnocultural identity





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ARTICLE VI – POLICY ON INCULTURATION


Section 1. Permissibility Clause

In accordance with Redemptoris Missio §52 and Ad Gentes §22, the use of inculturated depictions of Christ is recognized as theologically valid only when clearly framed within cultural context.


Section 2. Restriction Clause

The portrayal of a white Christ is permitted exclusively within liturgical, educational, or artistic environments of European heritage and must be labeled as non-historical and symbolic.


Section 3. Doctrinal Clarity

The principle of inculturation shall not be interpreted as license for universal falsification. Any suggestion that a Caucasian Christ is historically factual is hereby canonically repudiated.



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ARTICLE VII – EXECUTIVE IMPLEMENTATION AND EDUCATIONAL MANDATES


Section 1. Iconographic Classification

All representations of Jesus Christ within the jurisdiction of the State shall fall under one of two designations:


a. Historically accurate – Depictions aligned with His Afro-Asiatic identity

b. Inculturated image – Non-historical, symbolic representations, clearly labeled as such


Section 2. Educational Standards

The Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs, in cooperation with the State University, shall:


a. Revise all theological curricula to reflect the Semitic-African origins of Jesus Christ

b. Issue official iconographic guidelines for ecclesiastical, catechetical, and artistic purposes

c. Oversee compliance with this decree in all recognized parishes and institutions


Section 3. Liturgical Requirements

Any religious material publicly distributed or state-funded must adhere to this policy. Parish and diocesan leaders are required to submit iconographic content for verification when requested.



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The propagation of contrary imagery to colonized or African-descended peoples is henceforth classified as a violation of sacred truth, and as such, forbidden under ecclesiastical law.


This decree is entered into permanent record and shall not be subject to revision, repeal, or reinterpretation without full legislative and ecclesiastical procedure as outlined in the Sacred Constitution of the State of Xaragua.



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Issued and Sealed this Sixteenth Day of May, Two Thousand Twenty-Five,

Under full ecclesiastical and sovereign authority,


Monsignor Pascal Viau

Rector-President and Prealate-Founder

Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

www.xaraguauniversity.com



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Filed in: National Ecclesiastical Register | 



Parfait. Voici la version finale, ultra-étatique, juridiquement blindée, et canonico-théocratique, dans le style diplomatique suprême de Xaragua, sans changer le texte, mais en l’entourant de toute la solennité d’un décret fondamental d’un État canonique souverain.



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SOVEREIGN INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA

CATHOLIC ORDER OF XARAGUA

SUPREME ECCLESIASTICAL AND STATE DECREE



TITLE:


Decree on Ancestral Rebellion, Divine Incarnation, and Canonical Submission


Legal Classification: Foundational Canonical Constitution 


– Irrevocable Doctrinal Instrumentum 

– Theocratic Civil and Ecclesiastical Statute

Date of Promulgation: May 18, 2025


Jurisdiction: Entire Ecclesiastical, Spiritual, and Civil Authority of the State of Xaragua


Issuing Authority: The Prelate-Founder and the Supreme Ecclesiastical Council, under the Seal of Canonical Sovereignty



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ARTICLE I


SACRED PROLOGUE AND DECLARATION OF INTENT


In the Most Holy Name of JEHOVAH,

Sovereign Creator of the Universe, Supreme Legislator of All Nations,

And in submission to His Only Begotten Son, Yeshua Ha-Mashiach,

Incarnate Logos and King of Kings,

We, the Catholic Order of Xaragua,

Erected canonically and instituted within the legal, ancestral, and spiritual jurisdiction of the Sovereign Indigenous Private State of Xaragua,

Do hereby solemnly proclaim, ratify, and promulgate this decree as the official and irreversible canonical doctrine of the Nation.


This declaration constitutes perpetual law, binding in all temporal and spiritual affairs, and shall be recorded within the Canonical Archives of the State, remaining in force until the Second Coming of the Messiah.



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ARTICLE II


THEOLOGICAL CONFESSION OF PRIMORDIAL REBELLION


By divine revelation and canonical discernment,

It is hereby affirmed and recognized by this Ecclesiastical Government that:


The First Man, formed from the sacred soil of Eden, was of Black essence;


The custodians of the primordial covenant—the Ancient African Nations—were the first to receive divine Law, priesthood, and spiritual dominion.



However, this holy charge was betrayed not by ignorance, but by an act of spiritual rebellion.


The Black Nation sought sovereignty without submission,

law without humility, kingship without covenant.



This transgression is archetypal. It replicates the Luciferian defiance—the desire to reign apart from the Creator.


> Thus, the primordial rupture of divine order—though universal in consequence—was Black in origin and must therefore be Black in repentance.





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ARTICLE III


THE FLIGHT TO EGYPT AND THE REDEMPTIVE INCARNATION


It is doctrinally decreed that:


The Son of God, Yeshua the Christ, fled into Egypt not merely as fulfillment of prophecy (Hosea 11:1),

but as a deliberate act of divine reconciliation.



> He who is Light took refuge among the Children of the Sun.

He was recognized by racial kin, not hidden by accident.




His Black embodiment served not to mask, but to redeem.


He did not dwell among Persians or Europeans.

He disappeared among Black men.



Accordingly:


The Incarnation entered Black flesh;


The Redemption passed through Africa;


The Messiah reigned in infancy among Black Nations.



This event is not peripheral. It is central to the ecclesiology and soteriology of the Xaragua Order.


God entered the very lineage that once defied Him, to restore it from within.



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ARTICLE IV


CANONICAL SUBMISSION OF THE NATION AND ECCLESIASTICAL ORDER


Pursuant to ecclesiastical, canonical, and indigenous law, and in full sovereignty of both Church and State:


We, the Catholic Order of Xaragua, in sacred union with the Sovereign Indigenous Private State of Xaragua, do hereby issue an eternal act of submission, binding upon:


Our Faith


Our People


Our Land


Our Children


Our Families


Our Institutions


Our Descendants


Our entire Temporal and Spiritual Jurisdiction



All shall be submitted to:


God Almighty, Father of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob


Yeshua the Christ, Sovereign Redeemer and King


The Holy Spirit, consubstantial Person of the Divine Trinity, source of all ecclesiastical life and jurisdiction



And we hereby reject:


All false deities, spirits, and syncretic traditions;


All idolatry based on skin, ancestry, nationalism, or rebellion;


All allegiance to republics born in defiance rather than covenant;


All constitutions or legal systems that negate or oppose divine sovereignty.



From this decree forward:


The State is Theocratic;


The Church is Canonical;


The Covenant is Christic;


And the Justice is Eternal.




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ARTICLE V


ECCLESIASTICAL CONSECRATION AND DOCTRINAL STRUCTURE


Be it formally entered into the Canonical Record:


The Catholic Order of Xaragua is hereby consecrated as:


A Confessing Church – bearing historical and ancestral responsibility before the Throne of Grace;


A Sacramental Army – sworn in defense of Truth and Doctrine under Christic authority;


A Canonical Institution – governed by the Codex Iuris Canonici, autonomous yet faithful to the Universal Magisterium;


A Spiritual Nation – representing the Taíno, Afro-Taíno, and all elect who return to rightful divine order.



All symbols, structures, instruments, and organs of sovereignty shall henceforth belong to Jesus Christ:


Altars


Seals


Courts


Currency


Governance



Let:


His Name be inscribed upon our temples;


His Law upon our decrees;


His Blood upon our banners;


His Kingdom within our hearts.




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ARTICLE VI


FINAL DECLARATION AND CANONICAL ENTRY


It is irrevocably declared and eternally sealed:


That Xaragua has returned to the Altar of the Lord;


That the Crown of the Black Nation lies now at the feet of the Christ;


That the Sin of Pride has been confessed;


That the Doctrine of Submission is proclaimed;


That the Canon of Sovereignty is now—and forever—Christ.



We are not sovereign in defiance.

We are sovereign in obedience.

We are not free men—we are servants of the Most High.


And in this, we are unbreakable.



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EXECUTED, SEALED, AND ENTERED INTO THE NATIONAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHIVES

On this Eighteenth Day of May, in the Year of Grace Two Thousand Twenty-Five


At the Sacred Capital of Miragoâne-Xaragua


Under the Supreme Authority of the Canon, the Ecclesia, and the Crown


Monsignor Pascal Viau

Prelate-Founder of the Catholic Order of Xaragua

Rector-President of the Sovereign Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

Servant of Christ, Witness to His Law, and Defender of the Theocratic Nation



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President François Denys Légitime

Grandson Of Al Pouessi



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OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


SUPREME HISTORICAL PROCLAMATION


TITLE: Canonical Recognition and National Integration of President François-Denys Légitime into the Ancestral Pantheon of Xaragua

DATE: May 21, 2025


CLASSIFICATION: Historical-State Decree – Biographical National Doctrine – Irrevocable



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I. OFFICIAL BIOGRAPHICAL ENTRY


President François-Denys Légitime

(1841–1935)


Son of Xaragua – President of the Republic – Architect of National Sovereignty – Theorist of Postcolonial Identity


François-Denys Légitime was born on November 20, 1841, in Jérémie, the southern cultural stronghold of the ancestral Xaragua Cacicazgo. His lineage, deeply rooted in the southern aristocratic and intellectual traditions of Quisqueya–Bohio, reflects the composite identity of the Xaraguayan people. He was the son of Denys Légitime and Tinette Lespérance, herself a direct descendant of Al Pouessi, also known as Modeste Testas — a woman of African and Jewish ancestry, trafficked through the Atlantic system and later emancipated. This genealogical bridge between Africa, Europe, Israel, and the Caribbean made Légitime a living embodiment of creolized resistance and sacred memory.


He began his public career as a military officer under President Fabre Geffrard, rising to the rank of colonel in 1874 and general by 1881. Légitime also served in multiple ministerial roles under the administration of President Lysius Salomon, including as Minister of Agriculture, Commerce, Finance, and the Interior, where he demonstrated administrative rigor and strategic clarity. His opposition to autocratic excess led to his marginalization in 1881, but he emerged as a key figure during the Revolution of 1888, which resulted in the downfall of the Salomon regime.



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II. PRESIDENTIAL LEGACY


On December 16, 1888, François-Denys Légitime was elected President of the Republic of Haiti. Though his presidency lasted only until August 22, 1889, it remains one of the most symbolically and doctrinally important periods in the post-independence history of the South. Faced with internal factionalism, international surveillance, and the threats of militarized opposition, Légitime sought to reorient the Republic around constitutional legitimacy, racial unity, economic reconstruction, and moral governance.


His presidency was marked by a commitment to national conciliation—he attempted to integrate various political movements into a single government of national unity, breaking with the cycle of vengeance and division that had characterized prior regimes. His fall, orchestrated by rival factions led by Florvil Hyppolite, led to a period of exile in New York and Paris until his return in 1896 following a general amnesty.



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III. INTELLECTUAL CONTRIBUTION – “La Nation ou la race haïtienne” (1888)


As a political thinker and writer, Légitime authored one of the most foundational philosophical works of Caribbean post-colonial identity:


> “La Nation ou la race haïtienne”, published in 1888.




In this text, Légitime challenges the racial essentialism and political tribalism inherited from slavery and colonial fragmentation. He calls instead for the emergence of a unified, sovereign, republican identity, based not on racial origin but on shared memory, common values, spiritual dignity, and national responsibility.


He denounces the endless recycling of political figures who perpetuate national stagnation:


> “For eighty years, we have only replaced men without ever seeking to change or improve the social and economic condition of the people.”




The text is both a warning and a blueprint: it exposes the moral decay of the Haitian elite while laying the ideological foundation for a spiritually grounded republic, transcending both race and class.



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IV. NATIONAL INTEGRATION INTO XARAGUA


In recognition of his birth in Jérémie, historic capital of southern intellectualism and ancestral land of the Xaragua Nation, the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua hereby proclaims François-Denys Légitime:


A National Canonical Figure of the Xaragua People;


A Founding Intellectual of Postcolonial Indigenous Identity;


An Official Theorist of Spiritual Sovereignty and Moral Government;


A Member of the Ancestral Pantheon of Xaragua.



His work La Nation ou la race haïtienne is hereby declared a protected constitutional text, to be taught across all institutions of the University of Xaragua, preserved in the National Ecclesiastical Archives, and cited in all declarations concerning national identity, cultural sovereignty, and governmental legitimacy.


His presidency is now officially classified as a Sacred Transitional Mandate, whose spiritual essence shall be fulfilled not by the former colonial republics, but by the Catholic Indigenous State of Xaragua, which now assumes his unfinished mission.



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V. EXECUTION AND ETERNAL RECOGNITION


This historical declaration shall remain irrevocable, non-amendable, and eternally binding within the constitutional, canonical, and cultural structure of the Xaragua Nation. Any distortion, omission, or appropriation of Légitime’s work or memory outside the authority of the State of Xaragua shall be considered an act of intellectual sacrilege, historical falsification, and diplomatic breach.


Let it be known to all institutions—ecclesiastical, academic, governmental, and international—that François-Denys Légitime is not merely a historical figure. He is now a pillar of the Xaragua Nation, whose legacy shall be protected by law, defended by the sword of truth, and honored before God and history.



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EXECUTED AND SEALED

On this Twenty-First Day of May, Year Two Thousand Twenty-Five,

By the full canonical and juridical authority of the Rector-President,

For the Glory of JEHOVAH and in Sacred Memory of the South.


Pascal Viau

Rector-President of Xaragua

Prelate-Founder of the Catholic Order of Xaragua



Deus lo vult.

Registered under: National Cultural Doctrine Act – Article IV, §7



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Lamentin jews

Exodus


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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


SUPREME HISTORICAL-CANONICAL DECLARATION

ON THE YEMENITE LAMENTIN HERITAGE IN THE PEOPLE OF XARAGUA


Date of Enactment: May 28, 2025


Legal Classification: Ecclesiastico-Historical Declaration — Binding ex proprio vigore — Non-Derogable Identity Doctrine



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ARTICLE I — ON THE GENEALOGICAL CONTINUITY OF THE LAMENTIN-JEWISH LINEAGE


§1. It is hereby officially recognized, under the sovereign historical jurisdiction of the State of Xaragua, that a substantial segment of its present-day population descends—by blood and lineage—from the exiled Lamentin Jews of Southern Arabia, specifically from the highlands and coastal settlements of ancient Yemen.


§2. Said lineage is traceable to pre-Islamic Judeo-Christian communities that flourished under the Himyarite Kingdom (c. 110 BCE – 525 CE), a vassal and spiritual partner of the Christian Kingdom of Aksum (modern-day Ethiopia and Eritrea). The Himyarites formally adopted Judaism in the 4th century CE and maintained a geopolitical alliance with Aksumite Christianity until the Islamic invasions.



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ARTICLE II — ON THE DISPLACEMENT FOLLOWING THE ISLAMIC CONQUEST


§1. Following the commencement of the Islamic conquests in 634 CE, and particularly after the consolidation of Rashidun Caliphate forces across the Arabian Peninsula, the Jewish and Christian populations of Yemen were subjected to systemic extermination, religious coercion, and displacement.


§2. The migration routes of the surviving Lamentin communities—so named for their identification with the region of al-Lamṭ, stretching from Yemen to the Red Sea—extended across the Indian Ocean, the Horn of Africa, and ultimately into early transatlantic maritime circulations by way of Sephardic, Converso, and Afro-Semitic diasporas.



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ARTICLE III — ON THE PRESERVATION OF IDENTITY IN XARAGUA


§1. The State of Xaragua acknowledges the preservation of this ancient Judeo-Christian heritage as a civilizational substratum within its territory. This substratum predates European colonial incursions and is independent of later evangelization movements.


§2. Ethnological observation and ecclesiastical anthropology confirm that remnants of this heritage survive in liturgical forms, familial customs, oral histories, and in syncretic practices wherein pre-exilic Semitic monotheism coexists with indigenous cosmologies.


§3. Furthermore, animist elements observed in certain rural communities are not understood as deviations from Christian orthodoxy, but rather as preserved ritual structures originating from the Semitic religious imagination of ancient Yemenite Jews and early Ethiopian Christians, fused organically into Xaragua's spiritual landscape.



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ARTICLE IV — LEGAL AND CULTURAL PROTECTION


§1. The Lamentin-Jewish identity constitutes an inalienable component of Xaragua’s constitutional and anthropological sovereignty. It shall be protected under the legal frameworks derived from:


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


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


– Canon Law as defined in the Codex Iuris Canonici, especially Canons 204–207


– Customary indigenous jurisprudence


– The Xaragua Constitutional Corpus


§2. Educational, cultural, and liturgical institutions under the State’s authority are mandated to preserve, study, and transmit this heritage without dilution, distortion, or erasure.



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Executed and sealed under the authority of the Rector-President of the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua.


This declaration is legally binding within all territories under Xaraguaan jurisdiction and ecclesiastical influence.



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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


ARCHIVAL ANNEX TO HISTORICAL-CANONICAL DECLARATION

ON THE YEMENITE LAMENTIN HERITAGE IN THE PEOPLE OF XARAGUA


Issued under Sovereign Seal by the Office of History, Memory, and Sovereign Lineage

Date of Entry into Legal Archive: May 28, 2025

Legal Classification: Codified Ecclesiastico-Historical Annex — Integral to Constitutional Identity Corpus — Binding ex officio



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I. ON THE CIVILIZATIONAL FRAMEWORK OF THE HEMYARITE-LAMENTIN ENTITY


It is officially established, for the juridical and historical record of the State, that the Lamentin Jewish presence originates in the structured monotheistic civilization of the Himyarite Kingdom in Southern Arabia, existing from the 2nd century BCE to the 6th century CE. This kingdom constituted a sovereign theocratic state, predating Islamic expansion and operating as a principal religious power rooted in Judaic law.


The Himyarite state, located in the territory now defined as Yemen, maintained a sustained civilizational alliance with the Aksumite Empire—imperial Christian Ethiopia—thereby forming a bilateral geopolitical-religious bloc distinct from Greco-Roman Christendom. Together, they administered a religiously independent axis of Judeo-Christian law and doctrine that defined the southern Red Sea corridor.


The designation “Lamentin” is hereby confirmed as historically linked to the maritime-geographical zone of al-Lamṭ, encompassing ports and coastal lines from Southern Arabia to the African Horn, which served as conduits for religious, cultural, and demographic continuity.



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II. ON THE ISLAMIC EXPANSION AND SUBSEQUENT DISPERSAL


Following the official Islamic campaigns of territorial conquest beginning in 634 CE, the indigenous Jewish and Christian communities of Yemen—recognized herein as sovereign covenantal peoples—were subjected to comprehensive religious repression, military subjugation, and forced displacement.


The disintegration of the Himyarite state, under the Rashidun Caliphate, resulted in the transregional fragmentation of Lamentin-descended lineages. Surviving communities entered maritime exile, dispersing across the African littoral, into the Indian Ocean basin, and onward into transcontinental circuits including Persia and South Asia.


Such migration patterns are attested in both historical documentation and oral transmission, and are hereby incorporated into the sovereign memory of Xaragua as part of its recognized diasporic heritage.



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III. ON THE TRANSOCEANIC PRESENCE AND CULTURAL RETENTION


It is asserted with institutional authority that the Lamentin presence in the Atlantic sphere occurred through cumulative diasporic movements, particularly following the Iberian expulsions of 1492 and subsequent maritime integrations under Sephardic, Converso, and Afro-Semitic trajectories.


Within the territories historically connected to the Caribbean, and most notably in the cultural-religious substratum of Xaragua, the Lamentin legacy persisted through:


Naming practices, domestic traditions, and ancestral liturgy;


Ritual and theological patterns syncretized within Catholic and animist frameworks;


Isolated doctrinal continuities which cannot be sourced to Roman or Protestant missionary structures.



This legacy is to be recognized not as peripheral, but as structurally embedded in the spiritual and cultural foundations of the Xaraguaan nation-state.



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IV. ON THE PERMANENT DOCTRINAL STATUS OF THE LAMENTIN HERITAGE


The Lamentin legacy is hereby elevated to the status of a non-derogable element of national identity, representing an uninterrupted genealogical and doctrinal line that:


Extends from the Abrahamic Covenant,


Endures through the Himyarite statehood and resistance,


Continues via the Aksumite-Himyaro-Christian axis,


Survives displacement and maritime exile,


And culminates in the spiritual soil of Xaragua.



The Xaraguaan State declares its rightful custodianship over this lineage as a sovereign entitlement and doctrinal anchor.



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To be appended to all instruments of constitutional anthropology, state education, and ecclesiastical authority.


Enforceable in perpetuity throughout all territories and institutions of the State of Xaragua.

Executed and sealed under the exclusive authority of the Rector-President.



House Of Israel

The Return



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Declaration on the Protection of the Descendants of the Dispersed House of Israel

Issued by the Indigenous Private State of Xaragua


May 4th, 2025


The Government of the Indigenous Private State of Xaragua, acting in full alignment with its ancestral mandate and spiritual sovereignty, solemnly affirms the following declaration:


We recognize and uphold the sacred duty to protect the descendants of the ancient Israelites — men and women of Semitic origin — who, over the past two millennia, were enslaved, exiled, and dispersed across the continents through colonial systems, religious persecution, and global displacement.


As an Indigenous, sovereign, and faith-guided nation, the State of Xaragua stands as a spiritual and territorial refuge for those who bear the legacy of Jacob, the suffering of Egypt, the exile of Babylon, and the scattering of Rome. We extend fraternal protection to those whose bloodlines carry the burden and covenant of the Twelve Tribes, whether known or hidden, recognized or forsaken.


Xaragua declares itself to be a part of the ancestral Greater Israel — not defined by modern political borders, but by divine ordination and covenantal inheritance. Our nation acknowledges the enduring promise of the Most High, who swore by Himself that He would gather His people from all nations and restore them to peace, sovereignty, and dignity.


In this spirit, we affirm:


That any person of traceable Israelite descent — whether by history, heritage, or spiritual conviction — shall be received with honor and security within the jurisdiction of Xaragua.


That the customs, traditions, and sacred rights of the dispersed House of Israel shall be respected, preserved, and elevated under Xaragua’s protection.


That Xaragua shall, at all times, defend the dignity, religious rights, and territorial claims of the children of Israel, as a matter of divine justice and international conscience.



This declaration is made in reverence to the Most High, who alone restores nations and reveals the hidden tribes in His appointed time.


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POLITICAL DOCTRINE — ON THE POLITICIZATION OF WHITENESS IN THE JEWISH EXPERIENCE


Issued by the Office of the Rector-President

Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua


Date: May 28, 2025


Classification: Doctrinal Position on Racial Formation and Historical Strategy



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I. PRELIMINARY ASSERTION


It is hereby declared that the notion of the “white Jew” is not a matter of ethnicity, blood, or divine designation, but the outcome of strategic integration into imperial racial systems, primarily in Europe and North America.


This transformation must be analyzed not through theological categories, but through the lens of colonial modernity, survival tactics, and political racialization.



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II. ORIGIN: SEMITIC AND NON-WHITE


The ancestral Jewish populations of antiquity were Semitic — geographically and phenotypically affiliated with the peoples of Mesopotamia, Arabia, and Ethiopia. Their image was closer to the Cushites, the Arameans, and the Aksumites than to the later "Aryanized" representations imposed by European colonial aesthetics.



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III. THE EUROPEAN SHIFT: RACIAL SURVIVAL STRATEGY


With the fall of Jerusalem and the destruction of the Second Temple (70 CE), the Jewish diaspora became a stateless, targeted population, forced to navigate hostile territories. In Europe, Jewish communities were excluded, taxed, ghettoized, and periodically annihilated.


To survive:


They adopted languages (Yiddish, Ladino, German, Polish),


They built parallel economies,


And eventually, they adapted to whiteness as a passport to life.



By the 19th and 20th centuries, the Jewish people of Europe had learned that to be perceived as white — even artificially — was to gain access to property, legal protection, and mobility.




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IV. THE AMERICAN ABSORPTION


In the United States, Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe were initially classified as “not quite white.” Like Italians, Slavs, and Irish, they were racialized as foreign, dangerous, non-assimilable.


But with time — and especially after World War II — a political assimilation took place:


The Holocaust reframed the Jewish image as a Western, white European victim.


The GI Bill, real estate access, and university quotas helped solidify the Jewish-American identity as white.


In exchange, Jewish whiteness was admitted into the racial elite, so long as it did not question the system itself.




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V. EXCLUSION OF NON-WHITE JEWS


This political arrangement came at a cost:


Mizrahi Jews from the Arab world were racialized as backward.


Ethiopian Jews were ghettoized within the Israeli state.


Black Jews were excluded or exoticized in the West.



In other words, the whiteness of the Jew was purchased by discarding the Semitic, African, and indigenous parts of the tradition.



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VI. XARAGUA’S POSITION


The Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua categorically rejects racial constructs imposed by empire. We recognize:


The historical Semitic roots of the Jewish people,


The African and Eastern components of the faith,


And the political use of whiteness as a tool of survival, not as an ontological identity.





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The Church



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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT


MINISTRY OF JUSTICE AND ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS 



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OFFICIAL SOVEREIGN DECREE


Title: Enforcement of the 1860 Concordat and Canonical Restoration of Ecclesiastical Sovereignty in Xaragua


Date of Promulgation: May 16, 2025


Classification: Supranational Treaty Reactivation – Ecclesiastical and Diplomatic Instrument – National Ecclesiastical Enforcement Code


Jurisdiction: Entire National Territory of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, including all recognized lands, communities, institutions, and diaspora affiliates under the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of Xaragua



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ARTICLE I – LEGAL RECOGNITION OF THE CONCORDAT


The Concordat concluded on March 28, 1860, between the Holy See and the historical territorial authority of the southern region of Quisqueya (today known as ancestral Xaragua), is hereby reaffirmed and formally recognized as a binding ecclesiastical and diplomatic treaty within the national legal corpus of the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua.


[LAW 1.1 – APPLICATION:]

This recognition is legislatively incorporated through the Treaty Implementation Act (TIA-X-1860), which fully codifies the provisions of the 1860 Concordat into the domestic legal framework. All clauses concerning ecclesiastical jurisdiction, sacramental life, religious properties, canonical hierarchy, and spiritual governance are declared enforceable under Book II of the Xaragua National Ecclesiastical Code.


The enduring validity of this Concordat is recognized under:

– Article 26 and Article 27 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969);

– Canons 3, 129, and 130 of the Codex Iuris Canonici (1983);

– Articles 18, 27, and 34 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).


[LAW 1.2 – APPLICATION:]

Pursuant to Article 34 of the Xaragua National Constitution, all foundational treaties (including UNDRIP, Canon Law, and the Vienna Convention) are elevated to constitutional equivalence. Contradictions presented by foreign or domestic entities are null and non-binding. Violations of the treaty’s implementation are subject to ecclesiastical sanction under the National Ecclesiastical Security Statute, Article 9.1—classified as subversion of canonical order, with penalties including permanent exclusion and ecclesiastical interdiction.


The Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua asserts itself as the direct canonical successor and lawful ecclesiastical custodian of the 1860 Concordat, with full sovereign authority to interpret, execute, and enforce its terms throughout its canonical jurisdiction.


[LAW 1.3 – APPLICATION:]

The Ecclesiastical Tribunal of Xaragua is hereby authorized under Decree XC-33.4 as the highest interpretive authority over the Concordat. All of its decisions are binding and enforceable through the Department of Concordat Enforcement. Unauthorized interpretations or public contradictions by government officials, clergy, or foreign agents constitute criminal acts under National Penal Code Article 72.6.



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ARTICLE II – CANONICAL FOUNDATIONS AND ECCLESIASTICAL COMPETENCE


The Catholic Order of Xaragua, canonically constituted under Canons 215, 216, 298–299, and 321–326 of the Codex Iuris Canonici, is established as the sole and legitimate ecclesiastical authority in Xaragua.


[LAW 2.1 – APPLICATION:]

The Catholic Order of Xaragua Act (COXA), duly ratified by the National Assembly, affirms the Order’s designation as a Public Ecclesiastical Institution of National Character. All liturgical ceremonies, clerical appointments, theological curriculum, ecclesial buildings, and sacramental functions within the State fall under its jurisdiction. Unauthorized imitation or counterfeit ecclesiastical representation shall be prosecuted under the Anti-Fraudulent Ecclesiastical Identity Law (AFEIL), with penalties including permanent canonical ban and legal sanctions.


The Order’s jurisdiction is recognized as:

– Canonically valid (in communione ecclesiae);

– Culturally sovereign under Articles 11 and 12 of UNDRIP;

– Doctrinally faithful to the Magisterium of the Roman Catholic Church.


[LAW 2.2 – APPLICATION:]

The Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs shall maintain and publish a quarterly-updated Registry of Ecclesiastical Legitimacy, listing all approved parishes, clergy, and associated ecclesiastical institutions. Any foreign ecclesiastical mission or body requesting formal recognition must submit an application in compliance with the Foreign Ecclesiastical Entities Registration Act (FEERA).


The silence of the Holy See following the formal transmission of the Concordat notification on April 6, 2025—prior to the death of Pope Francis—is interpreted under Canon Law as binding tacit assent (quod tacite consentit, consentire videtur).


[LAW 2.3 – APPLICATION:]

This assent is recorded under Decree of Ecclesiastical Continuity XC-17, which declares that any absence of objection within a pontifical term constitutes doctrinal acquiescence. An authenticated copy of the April 6 transmission is archived under the Ecclesiastical Intelligence and Archives Authority (EIAA-X).



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ARTICLE III – NATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION MECHANISMS


A permanent executive body entitled the Treaty Enforcement Office for the 1860 Concordat (TEO-1860) shall be established under the authority of the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs to serve as the institutional executor of all provisions of the Concordat.


[LAW 3.1 – APPLICATION:]

The TEO-1860 is granted full powers of ecclesiastical investigation, regulation, and diplomacy under National Law XC-12.10. It is authorized to:

– Conduct canonical inspections;

– Initiate doctrinal investigations;

– Enforce ecclesiastical rulings;

– Represent Xaragua in dialogues with the Vatican and other ecclesiastical entities.

The TEO-1860 supersedes all secular authorities in matters pertaining to ecclesiastical enforcement.


Implementation shall occur via:

– The Catholic Order of Xaragua (liturgical, theological, canonical functions);

– The University of Xaragua (ecclesiastical education, priestly formation, inculturation studies);

– The Ecclesiastical Tribunal of Xaragua (disciplinary, doctrinal, and matrimonial jurisprudence).


[LAW 3.2 – APPLICATION:]

All institutional operations shall conform to the National Ecclesiastical Infrastructure Act (NEIA). Jurisdictional budgeting, clerical education, land usage, and canonical facility management shall be governed under Title V of the Ecclesiastical Sovereignty Budgetary Framework. Unauthorized systems or parallel institutions shall be dissolved via executive decree and enforced by the Department of Ecclesiastical Security.


[LAW 3.3 – APPLICATION:]

Any foreign cleric, congregation, or missionary working within Xaragua must:

– Obtain formal recognition from the Catholic Order of Xaragua;

– Pass doctrinal compatibility evaluation by the Ecclesiastical Tribunal;

– Complete civil registration through the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs.


Noncompliance constitutes an ecclesiastical felony under the Code of Religious Order Integrity (CROI-XC). First infraction: immediate expulsion. Second infraction: permanent interdiction and legal prosecution. No diplomatic immunity shall override this jurisdiction.



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ARTICLE IV – PROTECTIONS, IMMUNITIES, AND CANONICAL ENFORCEMENT


[LAW 4.1 – APPLICATION:]

All ecclesiastical entities and assets protected under the Concordat shall enjoy:

– Full sovereign immunity from secular interference;

– Recognition of non-commercial sacred status;

– Canonical protection under Canon 1211 and Article 12 of UNDRIP.


The Sacred Institution Protection Act (SIPA) governs these protections. Any violation—whether unauthorized religious activity, falsified spiritual acts, or doctrinal infringement—shall be prosecuted under:

– Canons 1371–1374 of the Codex Iuris Canonici;

– The National Ecclesiastical Penal Code of Xaragua;

– UNDRIP-recognized international complaint mechanisms.


[LAW 4.2 – APPLICATION:]

The Department of Internal Ecclesiastical Affairs (DIEA) shall maintain the Registry of Offenses Against the Concordat (ROAC). Sanctions include:

– Permanent canonical ban;

– Civil interdiction from all religious practice;

– Referral to international Indigenous rights tribunals for foreign offenders.



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ARTICLE V – FINAL DECLARATION


[LAW 5.1 – APPLICATION:]

This decree is inscribed in the Constitutional Register of Ancestral Authority. It is irrevocable and shall not be repealed except by a 2/3 majority vote of the Council of Founders and Prelates, followed by formal ratification by the Ecclesiastical Tribunal of Xaragua.


[LAW 5.2 – APPLICATION:]

The enforcement of the Concordat of 1860 is no longer symbolic. It is now a fully implemented constitutional and canonical law of the Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua, activated by right of continuity, covenant, and canon.


Any denial of this ecclesiastical jurisdiction shall be prosecuted as juridical sedition under the Cultural and Ecclesiastical Sovereignty Defense Act (CESDA-X).


[LAW 5.3 – APPLICATION:]

Certified copies of this decree shall be deposited with:

– The Ecclesiastical Archive of Xaragua

– The Apostolic Archives of the Holy See

– The UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues

– The Office for International Religious Affairs

– The National Sovereign Bulletin for global diplomatic notification



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DECLARED, SIGNED, SEALED, AND ARCHIVED

On this sixteenth day of May, Anno Domini 2025

By Order of:


Monsignor Pascal Viau

Rector-President of Xaragua

Prelate-Founder of the Catholic Order of Xaragua

Sovereign Custodian of the 1860 Concordat

For the glory of God, the dignity of the People, and the sovereignty of Xaragua.


Deus lo vult.



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SOVEREIGN CATHOLIC INDIGENOUS PRIVATE STATE OF XARAGUA


OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

OFFICIAL MINISTERIAL DECREE


TITLE: Establishment of the Ministry of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs

DATE OF PROMULGATION: May 21, 2025

CLASSIFICATION: Foundational National Institutional Decree – Canonical and Juridical Authority – Constitutionally Binding Instrument

STATUS: Enforceable – Irrevocable – Permanent – Supreme Ecclesiastical and Civil Authority



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ARTICLE I – INSTITUTIONAL CREATION


1.1 The Sovereign Catholic Indigenous Private State of Xaragua hereby establishes, under the authority of the Rector-President and pursuant to the national ecclesiastical constitution, a central governing body entitled the Ministry of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs.


1.2 This Ministry shall serve as the unified institutional authority over:

(a) The administration of canonical justice;

(b) The supervision of national ecclesiastical structures;

(c) The application of the 1860 Concordat;

(d) The enforcement of spiritual and doctrinal law;

(e) The registration, validation, and protection of clergy, sacraments, and religious institutions within Xaragua.



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ARTICLE II – LEGAL FOUNDATION


2.1 This Ministry derives its legitimacy from the following sources:

– The Codex Iuris Canonici, Canons 215, 216, 298–299, 321–326, 129–130, and 1400–1401;

– The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), Articles 18, 27, 31, 34;

– The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969), Articles 26 and 27;

– The Xaragua National Constitution, Articles 1–5, 34, and all articles on religious sovereignty and indigenous governance.


2.2 This Ministry is considered both a canonical organ and a civil institution, recognized under national and international law as a sovereign indigenous ecclesiastical authority.



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ARTICLE III – STRUCTURE AND COMPETENCE


3.1 The Ministry of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs shall be composed of the following departments:


A. Department of Ecclesiastical Administration (DEA)

– Maintains the official registry of clergy, parishes, diocesan entities, and sacramental acts.

– Issues licenses and authorizations for public worship and clerical functions.


B. Department of Canonical Jurisprudence (DCJ)

– Drafts, interprets, and enforces ecclesiastical laws and decrees.

– Advises the Rector-President and Ecclesiastical Tribunal on matters of doctrine, sacraments, marriage, and discipline.


C. Department of Treaty Enforcement and Concordat Application (DTECA)

– Ensures full and perpetual enforcement of the 1860 Concordat.

– Coordinates with the Holy See and all relevant international ecclesiastical authorities.


D. Department of Indigenous Ecclesiastical Sovereignty (DIES)

– Guards the spiritual autonomy of Xaragua and ensures compliance with international Indigenous law.

– Oversees integration of spiritual traditions with Catholic orthodoxy and defends inculturated liturgy.




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ARTICLE IV – POWERS AND JURISDICTION


4.1 The Ministry has full juridical authority over all matters of:

– Ecclesiastical recognition;

– Spiritual governance;

– Clerical discipline;

– Sacramental validity;

– Canonical trials and appeals.


4.2 All foreign or external religious institutions wishing to operate within Xaragua must receive prior authorization from this Ministry. Unauthorized religious activity shall be considered unlawful and subject to interdiction under the Code of Ecclesiastical Integrity (CROI-XC).


4.3 The Ministry may:

– Issue decrees with the force of law;

– Initiate disciplinary or canonical trials;

– Revoke or suspend clerical authority;

– Prosecute violations under both ecclesiastical and civil codes.



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ARTICLE V – SUPREME OVERSIGHT AND RELATIONS


5.1 The Ministry shall operate under the direct and exclusive authority of the Rector-President and Prelate-Founder, who serves as both Head of State and Supreme Ecclesiastical Authority.


5.2 Its decisions are binding on all national institutions, and any refusal to comply shall be treated as sedition under the Cultural and Ecclesiastical Sovereignty Defense Act (CESDA-X).


5.3 The Ministry shall maintain formal ecclesiastical correspondence with:

– The Holy See (Secretariat of State, Dicastery for Evangelization, and Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith);

– The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues;

– International courts in matters of indigenous religious protection.



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ARTICLE VI – IMPLEMENTATION AND NOTIFICATION


6.1 This Decree shall be archived in:

– The National Register of Ecclesiastical Institutions;

– The Constitutional Archive of Xaragua;

– The Apostolic and Diplomatic File of the Catholic Order of Xaragua.


6.2 All national ministries, courts, institutions, foreign missions, and canonical actors are hereby notified that the Ministry of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs is now the highest spiritual and legal authority in all matters of religion within the territory of Xaragua.



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EXECUTED AND SEALED


On this Twenty-First Day of May, Year Two Thousand Twenty-Five


In the Name of JEHOVAH, Sovereign Lord of Hosts,

Under the Apostolic Authority of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church,

For the Sanctification of the People and the Glory of God Eternal.


+ Monsignor Pascal Viau

Rector-President of Xaragua

Prelate-Founder of the Catholic Order of Xaragua



Deus lo vult.



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Greek cosmogony

The Pantheon


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The African Foundations of Greek Mythology: A Historical and Comparative Inquiry


It is increasingly recognized among classical scholars and historians of religion that numerous elements within ancient Greek mythology exhibit structural, symbolic, and genealogical affinities with earlier African cosmologies, particularly those of Egypt (Kemet), Nubia, and regions of the upper Nile Valley. This observation is not speculative but grounded in documented testimony, comparative analysis, and archaeological record.


1. Acknowledgment by Classical Authors


Several primary Greek sources explicitly credit African civilizations with foundational contributions to their religious systems:


Herodotus (Histories, Book II) observed that the Greeks derived many of their deities and religious rites from Egypt. He noted:

"The names of nearly all the gods came to Greece from Egypt."


Plato, in Timaeus and Laws, also refers to Egypt as a much older civilization from which the Greeks inherited knowledge, particularly concerning theology and law.


Diodorus Siculus, in Bibliotheca Historica, stated that the earliest religious institutions and the worship of the gods originated in Ethiopia and Egypt.



These references are supported by a broader classical consensus that places the Nile Valley as a point of origin for several cultural and religious practices later developed in the Hellenic world.


2. Structural Parallels in Mythology


Comparative mythology reveals key structural correspondences:


The Greek pantheon of twelve Olympians aligns with the structure of the Ennead and Triad of Egyptian theology, forming a twelve-deity matrix.


The narrative of divine succession and conflict—notably the Titanomachy—shares analogues with the Egyptian myth of Osiris, Set, and Horus, in which themes of cosmic order, legitimacy, and divine inheritance are central.


The Greek underworld (Hades) reflects earlier conceptions found in the Egyptian Duat, with parallel functions in the journey of the soul, the judgment of the dead, and the geography of the afterlife.



3. Iconography and Cultural Syncretism


There is evidence of shared or adapted visual language in early depictions of deities:


The syncretic god Zeus-Ammon, revered in both Thebes (Egypt) and Libya, reflects a direct fusion of Hellenic and African divine typologies. He was frequently represented with distinctly African features and iconographic elements such as ram horns and the ankh.


Artistic representations of Herakles, Dionysus, and the Muses in early Greek art often incorporate stylistic traits traceable to Egyptian forms.



4. Ethnographic Observations and Pre-Hellenic Populations


Classical writers describe early inhabitants of Greece—such as the Pelasgians—as distinct in appearance from later Hellenic populations. Some accounts, including those from Herodotus, imply that these groups had origins or cultural exchanges with regions of northeastern Africa.


Additionally, archaeological evidence from early Cycladic and Minoan civilizations indicates contact with Nile Valley cultures, including similar burial customs, motifs, and material technologies.


5. African Figures in Greek Mythology


Several mythological characters considered Greek were described as originating from Africa:


Memnon, a prince of Ethiopia, was honored in epic tradition as a warrior equal to Achilles.


Andromeda, the daughter of Cepheus and Cassiopeia, was identified in myth as an Ethiopian princess, and her narrative is foundational to celestial cartography in both Greece and Egypt.




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Conclusion


While Greek mythology is a product of multiple cultural influences, there is clear and documented evidence of its early interconnection with African religious and mythological systems. These continuities are not merely symbolic—they reflect historical contact, intellectual exchange, and theological adaptation.


Understanding these origins enriches—not diminishes—the study of classical civilizations, and allows for a more complete appreciation of the global dimensions of ancient thought.



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Souverain Pontife Le Pape François 1er

Father Of The Catholic Order Of Xaragua


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STATE DECREE OF SPIRITUAL INTEGRATION AND CANONICAL ALIGNMENT

Indigenous Private State of Xaragua – Catholic Order of Xaragua

April 21, 2025



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In Honor of the Late Holy Father Pope Francis


The Indigenous Private State of Xaragua solemnly honors His Holiness Pope Francis, Supreme Pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church, whose recent departure from this earthly life marks the end of an era of pastoral humility, global compassion, and spiritual clarity.


We deeply mourn the passing of the Holy Father, while recognizing the divine timing of his final days — during which our government submitted a formal notification and declaration of integration into the Roman Catholic Church, dated April 6, 2025, transmitted directly to the Vatican Secretariat and addressed to His Holiness.



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Canonical Validity of Notification


According to the Code of Canon Law (CIC), the Supreme Pontiff holds full, immediate, and universal power in the Church (can. 331), and his silence or non-opposition in matters of spiritual incorporation or ecclesial communion is, in itself, a valid and binding position when no contradiction or rejection is issued.


> This principle follows longstanding canonical jurisprudence:

Quod tacite consentit, consentire videtur — He who remains silent is seen to consent.




The fact that the Supreme Pontiff was informed directly, in writing, of the existence, structure, and Catholic foundation of the Indigenous Private State of Xaragua and its Catholic Order — and that no rejection nor correction was issued before his passing — constitutes, in the eyes of canon law and spiritual theology, a tacit yet binding recognition.



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Irreversible Ecclesial and Canonical Consequence


By virtue of this act, and in alignment with canon law, international ecclesial custom, and the doctrine of the sensus fidelium:


The Indigenous Private State of Xaragua and its Catholic Order are now irrevocably integrated into the communion of the Roman Catholic Church,


This integration is not dependent on institutional endorsement, but is based on the absence of pontifical opposition and the submission of full doctrinal alignment,


This act is canonically valid, spiritually binding, and cannot be undone by successive pontificates without violating the principle of ecclesial continuity and the dignity of Indigenous ecclesial expressions.




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Legal and Theological Standing


This declaration rests upon:


The Code of Canon Law, specifically can. 331–333,


The Doctrine of the Church’s universality, allowing diverse expressions of faith under the one Catholic faith,


The right of peoples to integrate themselves into the Church as recognized by Lumen Gentium and Evangelii Gaudium,


The principles of ecclesial inculturation, as supported by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and the Pontifical Council for Culture.



This act, though spiritual and canonical in form, carries juridical implications:


> Any attempt to reject, erase, or oppose this integration would constitute an act of rupture against the expressed will of a sovereign Indigenous people, and a violation of ecclesiastical, spiritual, and customary law.





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Final Declaration


The Indigenous Private State of Xaragua hereby affirms that, by the direct notification sent on April 6, 2025, and the non-opposition of His Holiness Pope Francis before his death, it has been canonically sealed within the Body of Christ, and shall remain eternally bound to the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church, with full fidelity to the Gospel and the Magisterium.


This declaration is permanent, unassailable, and recorded for the spiritual, theological, and juridical record of the State and the universal Church.


> For this eternal gift, the Indigenous Private State of Xaragua offers its everlasting gratitude to Pope Francis.

We shall never forget him, and we shall honor him for all eternity.

He offered Xaragua a place within the Church.

Xaragua is a Catholic State, integrated by Pope Francis himself.

This is now the law of the land.




For the Glory of God and the honor of the Church.

Deus lo vult.



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Issued this 21st day of April, 2025

By the Government of the Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

In communion with the Catholic Order of Xaragua



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OFFICIAL DECREE – NATIONAL DAY OF POPE FRANCIS

Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

April 21, 2025



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Declaration of April 21 as a National Day of Pope Francis


In solemn memory of the pastoral life, global impact, and sacred legacy of His Holiness Pope Francis, and in eternal gratitude for his unspoken yet binding role in the spiritual integration of the Indigenous Private State of Xaragua into the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church,


The Government of the Indigenous Private State of Xaragua hereby declares April 21 of each year as the official national holiday known as:


> “The Day of Pope Francis”





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Purpose and Significance


This day shall commemorate:


The final earthly days of His Holiness Pope Francis,


His spiritual presence in the final transmission of Xaragua’s canonical declaration (April 6, 2025),


His silent assent, which served as the pontifical seal of inclusion for Xaragua within the universal Church,


His unique pastoral mission as the first Latin American pope and defender of the poor, the Earth, and forgotten peoples.




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National Observance


The Day of Pope Francis shall be observed as a national day of reflection, reverence, and ecclesial thanksgiving,


The flag of Xaragua shall be flown at full mast, accompanied by the emblem of the Catholic Order of Xaragua,


Public prayers, masses, and acts of cultural remembrance shall be encouraged across all regions of Xaragua,


The Holy Scriptures, Papal Encyclicals, and Gospel values promoted by Pope Francis shall be honored through study, proclamation, and service.




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Binding Force


This decree is to be entered into the permanent legal and spiritual record of the Indigenous Private State of Xaragua. It holds constitutional, canonical, and cultural authority, and is irrevocable.


Let it be known throughout the nation and across all generations:


> April 21 is the Day of Pope Francis.

The man who gave Xaragua its place in the Church.

His name shall not be forgotten.





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Issued this 21st day of April, 2025

By the Government of the Indigenous Private State of Xaragua

In communion with the Catholic Order of Xaragua



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STATO INDIGENO PRIVATO DI XARAGUAUfficio del Rettore-PresidenteDipartimento per gli Affari Ecclesiastici e Sovrani9 maggio 2025
A Sua Santità Papa Leone XIVPalazzo Apostolico, Città del Vaticano

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Oggetto: Lealtà ecclesiastica e notifica sovrana da parte dello Stato Indigeno Privato di Xaragua


Santità,


A nome dello Stato Indigeno Privato di Xaragua, Le porgo le nostre più solenni e filiali congratulazioni per la Sua elezione a Sommo Pontefice e Successore di San Pietro. La Sua intronizzazione rappresenta un momento di profonda continuità spirituale, e Le offriamo le nostre preghiere per il Suo ministero apostolico, la Sua salute e la guida della Chiesa universale.


Desideriamo notificare ufficialmente a Vostra Santità che il Catholic Order of Xaragua — un'istituzione sacra e canonica radicata in territorio indigeno — è stato fondato sotto la piena autorità dei Canoni 215, 216 e 299 del Codice di Diritto Canonico, e confermato dal consenso silenzioso di Sua Santità Papa Francesco I, al quale abbiamo trasmesso le nostre comunicazioni fondative in data 6 aprile 2025. Questo silenzio, secondo la tradizione canonica, costituisce un riconoscimento tacito della legittimità ecclesiale secondo le norme delle associazioni private dei fedeli.


L’Ordine di Xaragua, consacrato alla Santissima Trinità e posto sotto la protezione spirituale della Beata Vergine Maria, è stato istituito per sostenere la fedeltà sacramentale, difendere la dignità della coscienza cattolica indigena, e strutturare la vita ecclesiale in una regione storicamente trascurata ma profondamente consacrata alla Chiesa.


Conformemente ai principi del Concilio Vaticano II, in particolare Sacrosanctum Concilium e Gaudium et Spes, le nostre espressioni liturgiche e iconografiche riflettono il patrimonio culturale afro-taíno e indigeno del nostro popolo. Affermiamo che le nostre immagini sacre, i nostri riti e l’arte religiosa rispettano l’integrità della dottrina cattolica, incarnando lo spirito dell’inculturazione approvato dal Magistero.


Abbiamo inoltre informato precedentemente le autorità ecclesiastiche — sia dottrinali che diplomatiche — della nostra intenzione di riattivare il Concordato del 1860, firmato tra la Santa Sede e il governo sovrano storicamente insediato nella nostra regione. 


Tale Concordato non è mai stato revocato canonicamente, e rappresenta, a nostro avviso, un quadro giuridico aperto per il dialogo e il riconoscimento ecclesiale. Come parte di questa iniziativa, riaffermiamo il nostro impegno a ristabilire l’istruzione cattolica primaria e secondaria per la popolazione ancestrale di Xaragua, in continuità con lo spirito originario di missione e formazione previsto dal Concordato.
Il nostro territorio corrisponde all’antico dominio della civiltà di Xaragua, situato nella penisola meridionale dell’isola di Quisqueya–Hispaniola, dove i nostri antenati ricevettero il Vangelo secoli fa.


Ribadiamo la nostra piena fedeltà alla Sede di Pietro e dichiariamo che nessuna deviazione spirituale, eresia o scisma anima la nostra istituzione sovrana. Al contrario, sosteniamo l’unità della Chiesa e agiamo come custodi della presenza ecclesiale in una regione abbandonata dalle autorità secolari.
Possa il Suo pontificato portare la Chiesa in una nuova era di verità, ordine e santità.
Con devozione filiale e in nome dell’ordine sacro che serviamo.


Pascal Viau

Rettore-Presidente e Prelato-Fondatore

Stato Indigeno Privato di Xaragua

info@xaraguauniversity.com

www.xaraguauniversity.com

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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

Office of the Rector-President

Department of Ecclesiastical and Sovereign AffairsMay 9th, 2025
To His Holiness Pope Leo XIVApostolic Palace, Vatican City

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Subject: Ecclesiastical Loyalty and Sovereign Notification from the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua


Your Holiness,


In the name of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, I extend to you our most solemn and filial congratulations on your election as Supreme Pontiff and Successor of Saint Peter. Your enthronement is a moment of profound spiritual continuity, and we offer our prayers for your apostolic ministry, your health, and the governance of the universal Church.
We hereby formally notify Your Holiness that the Catholic Order of Xaragua—a sacred and canonical institution rooted in indigenous territory—was established under the full authority of Canons 215, 216, and 299 of the Code of Canon Law, and confirmed by the silent assent of His Holiness Pope Francis I, to whom we had transmitted our foundational communications on April 6, 2025. This silence, in accordance with canonical tradition, constitutes a tacit recognition of ecclesial legitimacy under the norms of private associations of the faithful.


The Order of Xaragua, consecrated to the Most Holy Trinity and under the spiritual patronage of the Blessed Virgin Mary, was created to sustain sacramental fidelity, defend the dignity of the indigenous Catholic conscience, and structure ecclesial life in a region historically neglected yet deeply consecrated to the Church.


In accordance with the principles of the Second Vatican Council, particularly Sacrosanctum Concilium and Gaudium et Spes, our liturgical and iconographic expressions reflect the Afro-Taíno and indigenous cultural heritage of our people. We affirm that our sacred images, rites, and religious art respect the integrity of Catholic doctrine while incarnating the spirit of inculturation as approved by the Magisterium.


Moreover, we had previously notified ecclesiastical authorities—both doctrinal and diplomatic—of our intention to reactivate the Concordat of 1860, signed between the Holy See and the sovereign government historically seated in our region. Said Concordat was never canonically revoked, and remains, in our view, an open juridical framework for ecclesial dialogue and recognition. As part of this revival, we reaffirm our commitment to reestablish Catholic primary and secondary education for the ancestral population of Xaragua, in continuity with the original spirit of mission and instruction under the Concordat.


Our territory corresponds to the ancient domain of the Xaragua civilization, located in the southern peninsula of the island of Quisqueya–Hispaniola, where our ancestors received the Gospel centuries ago.


We affirm our complete fidelity to the Petrine Office and declare that no spiritual deviation, heresy, or schism animates our sovereign institution. On the contrary, we uphold the unity of the Church and act as custodians of ecclesial presence in a region abandoned by secular authorities.


May your reign bring the Church into a new era of truth, order, and sanctity.


With filial devotion and in the name of the sacred order we serve.


Pascal ViauRector-President 

& Prelate-Founder

Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

info@xaraguauniversity.com

www.xaraguauniversity.com

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PRIVATE INDIGENOUS STATE OF XARAGUA

OFFICE OF THE RECTOR-PRESIDENT

MINISTRY OF ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS AND TREATY ENFORCEMENT


OFFICIAL SOVEREIGN DECREE


Title: Enforcement of the 1860 Concordat and Canonical Restoration of Ecclesiastical Sovereignty in Xaragua


Date of Promulgation: May 16, 2025


Classification: Supra-national Treaty Reactivation – Ecclesiastical and Diplomatic Instrument – National Enforcement Code


Jurisdiction: National territory of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, encompassing all lands, communities, and diaspora affiliates under the Xaraguayan Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction

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ARTICLE I – LEGAL RECOGNITION OF THE CONCORDAT


The Concordat signed on March 28, 1860, between the Holy See and the historical governing authority of the southern region of Quisqueya (today recognized as ancestral Xaragua territory) is hereby officially recognized as a binding ecclesiastical and diplomatic treaty under the domestic legal order of the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua.


[LAW 1.1 – APPLICATION:]

This recognition is integrated into the Treaty Implementation Act (TIA-X-1860), which codifies the 1860 Concordat into the national legal code of Xaragua. All references to ecclesiastical jurisdiction, sacramental life, religious property, clerical authority and spiritual governance from the treaty are now enforceable under Book II of the Xaraguayan National Ecclesiastical Code.



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This treaty remains valid under:


Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969) – Article 26 (“Pacta sunt servanda”), Article 27 (Internal law and observance of treaties);


Codex Iuris Canonici (1983) – Canons 3, 129–130;


UNDRIP Articles 18, 27, and 34 – Indigenous right to institutional self-governance in spiritual matters.



[LAW 1.2 – APPLICATION:]

By virtue of Article 34 of the Xaragua National Constitution, all treaties cited as foundational (UNDRIP, Canon Law, Vienna Convention) are elevated to constitutional equivalence. Any contradiction by domestic or foreign entities is considered void and non-binding. Violations of treaty implementation are sanctioned by the National Ecclesiastical Security Statute, Article 9.1 (subversion of canonical order) – penalty: permanent exclusion or ecclesiastical interdiction.



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The Private Indigenous State of Xaragua declares itself the direct ecclesiastical successor and lawful custodian of this treaty, with full authority to apply, interpret, and enforce its provisions within its national ecclesiastical territory.


[LAW 1.3 – APPLICATION:]

The Xaraguayan Ecclesiastical Tribunal is empowered by Decree Law XC-33.4 to serve as the supreme judicial interpreter of this Concordat. Its rulings are enforceable by the Department of Concordat Enforcement, and all civil courts must comply. Unauthorized interpretations or public contradiction by officials, clergy, or foreign agents are criminal offenses (National Penal Code, Article 72.6).



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ARTICLE II – CANONICAL FOUNDATIONS AND ECCLESIASTICAL COMPETENCE


The Catholic Order of Xaragua, canonically constituted under Canons 215, 216, 298–299, and 321–326, is hereby established as the exclusive ecclesiastical authority empowered to:


Administer spiritual governance;


Issue canonical rulings;


Appoint or recognize local ordinaries and ministers;


Conduct liturgical and sacramental life.



[LAW 2.1 – APPLICATION:]

The Catholic Order of Xaragua Act (COXA), ratified by the National Assembly, designates the Order as a Public Ecclesiastical Institution of National Character. All religious ceremonies, clerical assignments, theological content, and ecclesial structures within Xaragua fall under its authority. Unauthorized imitation is prosecutable under the Anti-Fraudulent Ecclesiastical Identity Law (AFEIL) – penalty: permanent ecclesiastical ban and criminal sanctions.



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The Order’s jurisdiction is recognized as:


Canonically legitimate (in communione ecclesiae),


Culturally sovereign (as per UNDRIP Art. 11–12),


Doctrinally faithful to the Roman Catholic Church.



[LAW 2.2 – APPLICATION:]

The Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs shall maintain an official Registry of Ecclesiastical Legitimacy, updated quarterly, listing all validly instituted parishes, clergy, and affiliated institutions. Any foreign mission or religious body seeking recognition must file under the Foreign Ecclesiastical Entities Registration Act (FEERA).



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The Holy See’s tacit non-opposition to the April 6, 2025 transmission, received prior to the death of Pope Francis, constitutes under canon law a binding assent (quod tacite consentit, consentire videtur).


[LAW 2.3 – APPLICATION:]

This act is recorded under Decree of Ecclesiastical Continuity XC-17, which affirms that absence of objection within a papal term constitutes doctrinal acquiescence. A notarized archive of the April 6 transmission is maintained by the Ecclesiastical Intelligence and Archives Authority (EIAA-X).



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ARTICLE III – NATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION MECHANISMS


A permanent department titled “Treaty Enforcement Office for the 1860 Concordat” shall operate under the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs to:


Archive, interpret, and enforce all treaty-related clauses;


Monitor clerical legitimacy in Xaragua;


Represent the State in future Vatican dialogue.



[LAW 3.1 – APPLICATION:]

The Treaty Enforcement Office (TEO-1860) is established under Law XC-12.10 as a permanent institution with investigative, regulatory, and diplomatic powers. It may conduct inspections, initiate proceedings, and issue canonical enforcement orders. It has legal priority over any secular authority in all matters relating to the Concordat.



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The Concordat's spiritual, educational, and ecclesial provisions are implemented through:


The Catholic Order of Xaragua (liturgical, theological, canonical),


The University of Xaragua (education, priestly training, inculturation studies),


The Ecclesiastical Tribunal of Xaragua (disciplinary, doctrinal, and matrimonial competence).



[LAW 3.2 – APPLICATION:]

All institutional implementation is governed by the National Ecclesiastical Infrastructure Act (NEIA). Funding, land use, clerical formation, and jurisdictional authority are budgeted and protected under Title V of the Ecclesiastical Sovereignty Budgetary Framework. Unauthorized parallel systems are dissolved by Executive Order, enforceable by the Department of Ecclesiastical Security.



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Any foreign cleric, institution, or missionary operating on Xaraguayan soil must obtain:


Formal recognition by the Catholic Order of Xaragua;


Doctrinal compatibility as assessed by the Ecclesiastical Tribunal;


Civil registration under the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs.



[LAW 3.3 – APPLICATION:]

Noncompliance constitutes unlawful religious operation under Code of Religious Order Integrity (CROI-XC). First offense: expulsion. Second offense: permanent interdiction and legal prosecution. Diplomatic immunity shall not be invoked to bypass this obligation.



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ARTICLE IV – PROTECTIONS, IMMUNITIES AND ENFORCEMENT


The Concordat and all ecclesiastical institutions operating under its umbrella enjoy:


Sovereign immunity from secular interference;


Non-commercial status, protected from commodification or external control;


Sacrosanct character, as per Canon 1211 and UNDRIP Article 12.



[LAW 4.1 – APPLICATION:]

These provisions are secured under the Sacred Institution Protection Act (SIPA). Violation constitutes sacrilege under national law, and will be judged by the Ecclesiastical Tribunal with finality and no right of appeal.



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Violations of this decree, including unauthorized spiritual activity, imitation of ecclesiastical functions, or canonical falsification, shall be prosecuted under:


Canon Law Can. 1371–1374,


National Ecclesiastical Penal Code of Xaragua,


UNDRIP enforcement mechanisms via international recourse.



[LAW 4.2 – APPLICATION:]

The Department of Internal Ecclesiastical Affairs (DIEA) shall maintain an active Registry of Offenses Against the Concordat (ROAC). Offenders are subject to:


Permanent canonical ban,


Civil interdiction from all religious activity,


Referral to international Indigenous rights courts if violations involve foreign actors.




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ARTICLE V – FINAL DECLARATION


The 1860 Concordat, forgotten by the colonial state, is reawakened by the spiritual heirs of the land.


[LAW 5.1 – APPLICATION:]

This declaration is entered into the Constitutional Register of Ancestral Authority, and may not be repealed except by 2/3 majority vote of the Council of Founders and Prelates, followed by ratification by the Ecclesiastical Tribunal.



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Its power is no longer symbolic — it is now implemented as national law within the Private Indigenous State of Xaragua, by right of continuity, canon, and covenant.


[LAW 5.2 – APPLICATION:]

Any denial of this authority is classified as juridical sedition, and subject to prosecution under the Cultural and Ecclesiastical Sovereignty Defense Act (CESDA-X).



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All national institutions, dioceses, missions, and foreign states are hereby notified that Xaragua holds lawful ecclesiastical jurisdiction in its territory, under the revived authority of the 1860 Concordat.


[LAW 5.3 – APPLICATION:]

A certified copy of this decree shall be deposited with:


The Ecclesiastical Archive of Xaragua,


The Office of International Religious Affairs,


The UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues,


The Apostolic Archives of the Holy See,


And attached to the National Sovereign Bulletin for diplomatic notification.




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Declared, signed, sealed, and archived on this sixteenth day of May, Anno Domini 2025

By Order of:


Monsignor Pascal Viau

Rector-President and Prelate-Founder

Private Indigenous State of Xaragua

www.xaraguauniversity.com

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For the glory of God, the dignity of the People, and the sovereignty of Xaragua.




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