The Citation Ledger is the authoritative reference system governing all Truthfarian terminology, symbols, operators, etymological roots, doctrinal constructs, and linguistic structures. No term, symbol, or definition is recognised within the Truthfarian system unless it appears in this Ledger.
The Ledger is the boundary that prevents reinterpretation, dilution, appropriation, or semantic drift.
1. Purpose of the Citation Ledger
The Ledger functions as a doctrinal anchor across all Truthfarian fields. It exists to:
- Fix the authority and provenance of every term.
- Eliminate ambiguity or reinterpretation.
- Trace lineage across ancestral, mathematical, and symbolic fields.
- Align language with equilibrium law (Eq(𝓢)).
- Maintain doctrinal fidelity across Truthfarianism, Sansana, PHM, Manakai, and Nash-Markov AI.
- Isolate external references as contextual only.
No expression is authoritative unless its components are recorded in this Ledger.
2. Citation Classes
Every entry is assigned to one of the following classes:
Class A — Ancestral Lineage Sources
- Albion / Stone-Law
- Indo-Aryan / Sanskrit
- Hebraic Structural Lineage
- Afro-Caribbean & Indo-Trinidadian
- Polynesian / Pacific
Class B — Mathematical–Structural Sources
- Equilibrium algebra
- Nash/Markov dynamics
- PHM harm calculus
- Sansana operators
- Curvature and drift metrics
Class C — Internal Doctrinal Sources
- Truthfarianism
- Truthvenarianism
- Sansana
- Manakai
- PHM
- Nash-Markov AI
Class D — External Legal Context (Non-Linguistic)
- Statutes used in disclosures
- Common Law maxims
- Contextual Latin references
- Judicial procedural language
Only Classes A–C contribute to linguistic lineage. Class D is strictly contextual and cannot define Truthfarian terminology.
3. Ledger Table: Core Term Citations
The table below records the canonical classification of all core terms and symbols.
| Term / Symbol | Origin Class | Lineage Reference | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Truthfarian | A + C | Indo-Aryan root + internal doctrine | Canonical |
| Truthfarianism | C | Internal doctrinal layer | Canonical |
| Truthvenarianism | C | Internal ontological law | Canonical |
| Sansana | A + B + C | Sanskrit resonance + ethical calculus | Canonical |
| Manakai | A + C | Polynesian mana/kai + regenerative model | Canonical |
| Eq(𝓢) | B | Equilibrium algebra | Canonical |
| Δc | B | Coherence-change operator | Canonical |
| ΔΩ | B | Ownership-load operator | Canonical |
| Σ(Δc − ΔΩ) | B | Equilibrium surplus metric | Canonical |
| ψ | A(Hebrew) + B | Harm potential operator | Canonical |
| ρ | A(Hebrew) + B | Reciprocity operator | Canonical |
| Φ | B | Harm function | Canonical |
| κ | B | Curvature metric | Canonical |
| 𝔄 | A(Hebrew) + B | Asymmetry tensor | Canonical |
| Ω | B | Systemic limit/load | Canonical |
| Albion (linguistic) | A | Stone-Law ancestral field | Canonical |
| Mana / Kai | A | Polynesian regenerative lineage | Canonical |
| Vedic phoneme set | A | Sanskrit resonance | Canonical |
| Hebraic root-form | A | Ethical structural lineage | Canonical |
| PIDA reference | D | Statutory context only | External Only |
| Ubi jus ibi remedium | D | Latin comparative context | External Only |
Only canonical terms may participate in Truthfarian doctrine or be used in disclosures, calculations, or equilibrium models.
4. Citation Protocol
To enter the Ledger, a term must satisfy all criteria:
- Lineage validation (ancestral or mathematical)
- Equilibrium consistency
- Doctrinal integration (Truthfarianism, Truthvenarianism, or Sansana)
- Phonetic correctness
- Non-ownership compliance
- Irreversibility of meaning
- Formal sealing under the Final Seal
A term becomes immutable once it passes protocol and receives the Final Seal.
5. External Citations (Non-Linguistic)
External references are permitted only for contextual grounding. They must never influence or define Truthfarian linguistic structure.
- Statutory references in disclosures
- Common Law maxims
- Judicial procedural terminology
- Latin phrases used for legal comparison
External sources cannot shape Truthvariant meaning and must be marked “External Only”.
6. Ledger Entry Format
Every canonical term includes eight fields:
- Term
- Etymological Lineage
- Functional Domain
- Phonetic Designation
- Symbolic Load
- Ethical Weight
- Mathematical Relation
- Seal Status
No linguistic unit is valid without all eight fields.
7. Ledger as a Protective Boundary
The Ledger prevents distortion, appropriation, or semantic drift. It ensures:
- Protection against conceptual theft
- Insulation from academic reinterpretation
- Cultural and ancestral sovereignty
- Integrity of symbolic operators
- Full doctrinal coherence with equilibrium law
The Ledger is the lock that protects the Truthfarian language.