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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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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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