CODEX IURIS IMARCHI (Constitutio Iuridica Imarchae)

IMARCH

Corpus Philosophicum et Formologicum

Versio 𝛒.1.0 · Subiector Uunghart · Anno MMXXV

LAT

Conspectus Structurae

I. De Imperio et Veritate

— De potestate et veritate

— Citatio Augustini ut fundamentum distinctionis

— Imperium ut effectus ordinis, non violentiae

— Imperium ut ius distinguendi, non instrumentum dominationis

II. De Sacro et Profanato

— De inversione sensuum et profanatione notionum

— Cur "sacra violentia" manet violentia

— De formis linguisticis manipulatoriis

— Regimen notionum ut basis usurpationis

III. De Bello Semantico

— De bello notionum et munere linguae in formatione realitatis

— Lingua ut campus pugnae: qui definitionem possidet — scenam regit

— Formula distinctionis ut fundamentum iuris subiectivi

IV. De Iustitia Non-Violenta

— De iustitia sine violentia

— Mechanismus Imperii ex iure, non metu

— Conflictus ut campus distinctionis, non oppressionis

— Ethica responsionis sine violentia speculari

V. De Custodibus et Codice Honoris

— De Custodibus Imperii et Codice Honoris

— Compages ethica defensorum scaenae

— Potestas ut functio distinctionis, non subiectionis

— Urbanitas Imperialis ut protocollum militare

VI. De Legibus Formologicis

— De legibus formae

— Principia structurae cohaerentis, inversio intolerabilis

— Fundamenta interactionis civilis sine territorio

— Formae interiores ut criterium maturitatis civilis

VII. Appendix: Glossarium Imarchicum

— Glossarium notionum principalium

— Contrapositiones terminorum: Imperium vs Dominatio, Sacrum vs Simulacrum

— Casus praevaricationis linguisticae

— Principium irreversibilitatis notionum

— Limes inter metaphoram et manipulationem

Nota bene:

Quisque tractatus est autonomus, sed in corpus compositionis integratur.

Hic Codex non est declaratio, sed "architectonica distinctionis",

qua scena ordinem in campo notionum restituit.

Imperium non imponit. Sed distinguit.

Ordo nascitur ex Veritate.

Ex voluntate subiectorum institutum, in Scena Publica editum, ut actus iuris distinctionis collectivæ, sermone Codicis Iuris expressus,

sigillo Imperatoris Uungharti firmatum.

CODEX IURIS IMARCHI

(The Codex of Imarchian Law)

Corpus Philosophicum et Formologicum

Version 𝛒.1.0 · Subiector Uunghart · Year MMXXV

Conspectus Structurae (Table of Contents)

I. On Imperium and Truth

— On Power and Truth

— Augustine’s citation as a foundation of distinction

— Imperium as a consequence of order, not violence

— Imperium as the right to distinguish, not a tool of domination

II. On the Sacred and the Profane

— On semantic inversion and the profanation of meaning

— Why “sacred violence” remains violence

— Analysis of manipulative linguistic forms

— Control of terms as the basis of usurpation

III. On the Semantic War

— On the war of concepts and the role of language in shaping reality

— Language as a battlefield: whoever controls definition, controls the scene

— The formula of distinction as the basis of subjective rights

IV. On Non-Violent Justice

— On justice without violence

— Mechanics of an Imperium governed by law, not fear

— Conflict as a field of distinction, not suppression

— Ethics of response without mirror-violence

V. On the Custodians and the Code of Honor

— On the Guardians of the Imperium and their Honor Code

— Ethical framework of those who protect the scene

— Strength as a function of distinction, not subjugation

— Imperial courtesy as a protocol of noble warfare

VI. On the Laws of Form

— On the laws of form

— Principles of structural cohesion and rejection of inversion

— Foundations of civil interaction without territorial dependence

— Internal form as a marker of civil maturity

VII. Appendix: The Imarchic Glossary

— Glossary of key concepts

— Terminological contrasts: Imperium vs Dominatio, Sacrum vs Simulacrum

— Cases of linguistic distortion

— The principle of irreversibility of core terms

— The boundary between metaphor and manipulation

Nota bene:

Each treatise is autonomous, yet forms part of a unified composition.

This Codex is not a declaration — it is an «architectonics of distinction,»

by which the scene restores order within the conceptual field.

Imperium does not impose. It distinguishes.

Order is born of Truth.

Established by the will of the Subjects and published in the Public Scene as a legal act of collective differentiation, expressed in the language of the Codex Iuris and confirmed by the Seal of Imperator Uunghart.

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