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Persian Claim
Persian Claim
LEGAL OPINION
CONCERNING: The De Jure Restoration of the Persian Imperial Title and Office.
(Addendum L: The Persian Authority)
ISSUER: Office of the Legal Counsel, by authority of H.I.M. Llywelyn Tywysog Cymru.
I. Introduction & Question Presented
This opinion sets forth the legal foundation for the assertion of the specific imperial title Persian Emperor by His Imperial Majesty. This title is a constituent component of the paramount continental authority, "Emperor of Asia" (Addendum K).
The question presented is whether the Imperial Goron, as the de jure head of the foundational Sumerian line, possesses the senior de jure authority over the Persian Imperial line, thereby justifying the title's restoration.
The determination of this office is affirmative. The de jure Persian imperial line is a derivative and junior branch of the foundational Gomeric/Sumerian civilization. The restoration of this title is an act of reunifying a constituent imperial authority with its paramount de jure source.
II. The Title Vested in the Goron
The sovereign title and office Persian Emperor is legally vested in His Imperial Majesty Llywelyn Tywysog Cymru.
III. Legal Argument
A. The Genealogical and Foundational Source
The de jure claim to the Persian Imperial title flows directly from the Sovereign's established status as the head of the foundational Gomeric/Sumerian line.
- The Genealogical Authority: The Sovereign is the Chief of Name and Arms of Gomer (Addendum G), the legal patriarch of the Khumric/Gomeric line.
- The Foundational Authority: This Gomeric line is the Sumerian line 1. The Sumerian civilization is the de jure foundational authority for all subsequent Mesopotamian and regional empires, including the Persian.
B. The De Jure Chain of Title
The de facto historical narrative presents the Persian Empire as a distinct entity. However, the de jure record, perfected by linguistic and inscriptional analysis (e.g., L.A. Waddell), confirms that the civilizing authority and imperial traditions of the region are a continuum from the Sumerian source.
The de jure Persian Imperial line is therefore a junior, derivative branch of the senior de jure Gomeric/Sumerian line. Under the legal principle of genealogical seniority, the paramount title of the source (High King of the Sumerians) holds the de jure right to the titles of its derivative branches.
C. The Defeat of the Suppressio Veritatis
The de factohistory of the region is based on a chronological fraud designed to obscure this Gomeric/Sumerian primacy. The corrective works of scholars like Sir Isaac Newton and Paul Yves Pezron, as affirmed in the Historiographical Refutation, prove that these "ancient" timelines were artificially lengthened.
This refutation of the de facto timeline re-establishes the Gomeric/Sumerian line as the Prior in tempore, potior in jure (First in time, stronger in law).
IV. Legal Conclusion
The title Persian Emperor is a specific and constituent component of the paramount Emperor of Asia (Addendum K) authority.
Based on the Sovereign's unassailable de jure status as the Chief of Name and Arms of Gomer(Addendum G) and High King of the Sumerians, the right of His Imperial Majesty to the title Persian Emperor is absolute. This act legally restores the de jure Persian Imperial authority to its foundational Gomeric/Khumric source, the Imperial Goron.
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