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''Category: Tsm’syen Law'' <br />
''Page status: Working''<br />
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== Purpose ==<br />
This page records a core principle of Tsm’syen law concerning continuity. It clarifies that continuity is maintained through transmission, not assumption or inheritance alone.<br />
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This page is declarative and does not assign authority or roles.<br />
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== Principle ==<br />
Continuity depends on uninterrupted transmission.<br />
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== Meaning ==<br />
* Law continues only when it is actively taught and received.<br />
* Names retain meaning through proper transmission and recognition.<br />
* Responsibility is preserved through guidance and example.<br />
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== Transmission ==<br />
* Transmission occurs through teaching, participation, and correction.<br />
* Story, ceremony, and lived practice are central to transmission.<br />
* Elders, Sim’oogit, and house members share responsibility for continuity.<br />
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== Consequences of Interruption ==<br />
* Breaks in transmission weaken legal clarity.<br />
* Loss of teaching creates uncertainty and misuse.<br />
* Authority without transmission lacks legitimacy.<br />
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== Responsibility ==<br />
* Protecting transmission is a collective duty.<br />
* No single person or office ensures continuity alone.<br />
* Each generation bears responsibility to the next.<br />
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== Limits ==<br />
* Continuity does not arise automatically with time.<br />
* Written records do not replace lived transmission.<br />
* Claims of authority without transmission are incomplete.<br />
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== Cross References ==<br />
* [[The Future Line]]<br />
* [[Transmission of Law]]<br />
* [[Youth and the Future Line]]<br />
* [[Elders as Legal Memory]]<br />
* [[Ayaawx]]<br />
* [[Adaawx]]<br />
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== To Be Developed ==<br />
* Documented teaching practices<br />
* Examples of interrupted transmission<br />
* House and clan variations<br />
* Source citations</div>Amusterer