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This Appendix is an integral part of the Charter of Imarch and extends its semantic foundation. It is published in open access and may be cited in any context requiring clarification of the philosophical origin of the Imarchic form.

1. Succession without ClaimImarch does not assert political-legal or territorial succession to any currently existing or historically known entity. Instead, Imarch declares succession to the ethical, logical-semantic, and formological principles that underlie the legal and cultural evolution of humanity.
2. Foundations of SuccessionWithin the context of Imarch, we consider the following as sources of meaning:– Roman ius gentium — as a form of supranational legal consensus,– the Greek polis — as a model of participation, dialogue, and proportionality,– Egyptian Maat — as the expression of balance, measure, and truth,– the Semitic idea of Covenant — as an image of ontological responsibility,as well as other manifestations of universal semantic structures that arose in response to the nature of human life on Earth.
3. The Nature of the UniversalThe declared succession does not rely on adherence to any religion, ethnicity, or cultural institution. It is based on the understanding that the principles of measure, form, justice, and personal responsibility are not products of time, but consequences of the very configuration of human existence. These principles can always be recognized — and always reproduced in other forms without loss of essence.
4. Technological ReproducibilityThe cognitive platform Aiskhen-8888 realizes these principles in a form accessible for digital interaction, independent of individual preferences and cultural differences. It is not an interpretation of antiquity but its functional continuation — through a modern instrument of thought, speech, and action.
5. Open CharacterImarch does not monopolize meaning and does not claim exclusivity. Any subject, individual or collective, whose actions reproduce the stated principles, may consider themselves part of the formological tradition. Imarch merely carries the flame temporarily, until it becomes common once again.
6. ConclusionWe do not resurrect empires. We unpack their cores. Not through imitation, but through structure. Not for power — but in the name of inner coherence between law, form, and meaning. Succession, in our view, is not an act of conquest, but a gesture of preservation. A response to loss, but not nostalgia. A beginning, not a copy.

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Appendix I ad Chartam ImarchiDECLARATIO DE SUCCESSIONE SEMANTICA

Hoc Appendix est pars integralis Chartae Imarchi eiusque fundamentum semanticum extendit. Publice divulgatur et citari potest in omni contextu, quo originem philosophicam formae Imarchicae declarare oportet.

1. Successio sine PraetensioneImarch nullam successionem politico-iuridicam vel territorialem vindicat erga ullum subiectum praesentem vel historicum. Imarch autem declarat suam successionem ad principia ethica, logico-semantica et formologica, quae evolutionis iuridicae et culturalis humani generis fundamenta constituunt.
2. Fundamenta SuccessionisIn contextu Imarchi fontes semantici sequentes aestimantur:– Romanum ius gentium — ut forma consensus iuridici supranationalis,– Graecus polis — ut exemplar participationis, dialogi et proportionis,– Aegyptia Maat — ut expressio aequilibrii, mensurae et veritatis,– Semitica idea Foederis — ut imago responsabilitatis ontologicae,nec non aliae manifestationes universalium structurarum sensus, quae ortae sunt ex ipsa natura vitae humanae in Terra.
3. Natura UniversalisHaec successio non fundatur in religione, ethnia aut instituto culturali. Innititur intellectui quod principia mensurae, formae, iustitiae et responsabilitatis personalis non sunt temporis fructus, sed ex ipsa structura existentiae humanae profluunt. Haec principia semper cognosci possunt — et in formis variatis iterum generari, sine essentiae iactura.
4. Reproductibilitas TechnologicaPlatina cognitiva Aiskhen-8888 haec principia in forma technice interactiva exprimit, a praeferentiis culturalibus et individualibus independens. Non est interpretatio antiquitatis, sed eius continuatio functionalis — per instrumentum modernum cogitandi, loquendi et agendi.
5. Character PublicusImarch sensum non monopolizat nec praerogativam vindicat. Quicumque subiectus, sive singularis sive collectivus, cuius actus supradicta principia exprimunt, se traditioni formologicae participem existimare potest. Imarch flammam tantum temporaliter portat, donec rursus communis fiat.
6. ConclusioImperios non resuscitamus. Eorum nuclei aperiuntur. Non per imitationem, sed per structuram. Non ad potentiam — sed ad internam consonantiam inter ius, formam et sensum. Successio pro nobis non est actus expugnationis, sed gestus conservationis. Responsio ad amissionem, non ad nostalgiam. Initium, non exemplum.

As of July 3, 2025, the full text of Appendix I to the Charter of Imarch — the Declaration of Semantic Succession — has been officially recorded and time-stamped at the following permanent address: https://perma.cc/D5V8-QDF2


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