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Course:LAW-101/University Delivery

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{{Reference status|status=Current canon|authority=University instructional reference|source=Course:LAW-101 Constitution and Imperial Covenant|note=Delivery map; does not alter LAW-101 or controlling law.}}
= LAW-101 — University delivery map =
This page links the accepted Great Library LAW-101 instructional objects to University delivery.

== Accepted instructional objects ==
# [[Course:LAW-101/Module 1]] — Constitutional continuity and the Tenth Imperium
# [[Course:LAW-101/Module 2]] — The Constitution as supreme governing law
# [[Course:LAW-101/Module 3]] — Crown, authority, institutions, and Imperial inheritance
# [[Course:LAW-101/Module 4]] — Application, interpretation, and legal-source discipline

The controlling course reference remains [[Course:LAW-101 Constitution and Imperial Covenant]]. Moodle delivery must preserve the distinction between legal authority and instructional/reference publication.

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Course:AKS-101 Introduction to the Aksum Imperium

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{{Reference status|status=Current canon|authority=University instructional reference|source=Imperial University; Great Library|note=Instructional publication does not alter controlling legal instruments.}}
= AKS-101 — Introduction to the Aksum Imperium =
'''University course:''' AKS 101, Moodle course ID 2
'''Purpose:''' Foundational General Studies instruction for participants entering the Aksum Imperium.

== Approved structure ==
# Welcome to the Aksum Imperium
# History and Identity of the Imperium
# Imperial Time, Calendar, and Chronology
# The Constitution and Imperial Covenant
# The Crown and Imperial Government
# Domains, Realms, and Territorial Residence
# Citizenship, Rights, and Responsibilities
# Imperial Laws and the Archives
# The Great Game and Imperial Favor Points
# Character Separation, Privacy, and Metagaming
# Travel, Locations, Forums, and Communications
# Public Service, Houses, Orders, and Institutions
# Final Citizenship Examination

== Library-linked study ==
* [[Imperial Constitution and Covenant of the Aksum Imperium]]
* [[Imperial Code]]
* [[Register of Imperial Decrees]]
* [[Course:LAW-101 Constitution and Imperial Covenant|LAW-101 instructional reference]]

Completion evidence is character-bound. Moodle does not directly change citizenship, Imperial Favor Points, office, rank, or other consequential Imperial status.

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Category:LAW-101 modules

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Academic material associated with the [[College of Law]]. [[Category:Imperial University]]

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Academic course-reference and syllabus pages of the University of the Aksum Imperium. [[Category:University and education]]

Course:LAW-101/Module 4

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{{Reference status|status=Current canon|authority=University instructional reference|source=Imperial Constitution and Covenant; Imperial Archives publication architecture}}
= Module 4 — Application, interpretation, and legal-source discipline =
== Lessons ==
=== 4.1 Controlling text and reference material ===
Students distinguish authenticated controlling instruments from Great Library reference and instructional material. Reference publication assists discovery and education but does not enact, authenticate, register, seal, or codify law.

=== 4.2 Current, historical, reconstructed, and superseded material ===
Status and provenance must be read before relying upon a source. Historical or reconstructed records can remain important evidence without silently becoming current law.

=== 4.3 Citation and reasoned application ===
A sound constitutional analysis identifies the controlling provision, describes the relevant facts, applies the provision without inventing authority, and records uncertainty where the source does not resolve the issue.

== Final examination ==
The examination contains:
* 20 short-answer source and terminology questions;
* 5 authority-classification problems;
* 2 constitutional application essays.

Students must distinguish legal authority from reference publication in every problem where the distinction is material.

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Course:LAW-101/Module 3

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{{Reference status|status=Current canon|authority=University instructional reference|source=Imperial Decree 26-001 Articles IV–VI; Imperial Constitution and Covenant}}
= Module 3 — Crown, authority, institutions, and Imperial inheritance =
== Lessons ==
=== 3.1 The Imperial Crown ===
Study the Crown's role in constitutional continuity, unity, sovereignty, and Imperial inheritance.

=== 3.2 Sources of public authority ===
Imperial officers, Regents, councils, courts, commands, ministries, service bodies, territorial rulers, Great Houses, and other institutions exercise authority through the Constitution, an Imperial grant, lawful delegation, or another valid Imperial instrument.

=== 3.3 Territorial continuity ===
Study the High Kingdom of Aksum as the original heartland and present seat of effective authority, and the distinction between current effective administration and inherited territorial claims.

== Knowledge check ==
# Name the recognized source-types from which an Imperial institution may derive authority.
# Does interruption of territorial administration by itself extinguish the underlying Imperial claim?
# Why must office, rank, House status, Service billet, and delegated authority be analyzed separately?

== Assignment ==
Create an authority map for three different Imperial institutions. For each, identify the claimed authority source and state what additional instrument or delegation would be required before exercising a power not supplied by that source.

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Course:LAW-101/Module 2

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{{Reference status|status=Current canon|authority=University instructional reference|source=Imperial Decree 26-001 Article III; Imperial Constitution and Covenant}}
= Module 2 — The Constitution as supreme governing law =
== Lessons ==
=== 2.1 Constitutional supremacy ===
The Constitution governs Imperial institutions, public offices, officers, members of the Imperial Service, constituent realms, territorial governments, Great Houses, Orders, and subjects of the Imperium.

=== 2.2 Conflict with prior authority ===
Prior constitutions, charters, decrees, laws, regulations, policies, customs, appointments, or claims that conflict with the Constitution are without current effect to the extent of that conflict.

=== 2.3 Constitutional integrity ===
The Constitution is maintained as an independent entry in the Imperial Code and is not an editorial annex whose legal effect can be altered by ordinary publication activity.

== Knowledge check ==
# State the constitutional-supremacy rule.
# What does “to the extent of the conflict” require when examining older authority?
# Can editorial modification of a reference page alter the Constitution? Explain.

== Exercise ==
Given a hypothetical older policy that conflicts with a constitutional provision, identify which source controls and describe what happens to the conflicting portion without assuming that every non-conflicting provision is erased.

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Course:LAW-101/Module 1

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{{Reference status|status=Current canon|authority=University instructional reference|source=Imperial Decree 26-001, Articles I–III}}
= Module 1 — Constitutional continuity and the Tenth Imperium =
== Lessons ==
=== 1.1 Continuity of the Imperium ===
The Aksum Imperium is treated in current foundational law as one continuous sovereign polity under the Imperial Crown. The Fracture interrupted effective administration but did not itself dissolve the Imperium or extinguish the Crown's inherited authority. Earlier constitutional eras remain part of official history and are preserved and classified rather than erased.

=== 1.2 The Fracture ===
Study the distinction between loss or contraction of effective administration and lawful extinction of authority. Particular attention is given to interrupted offices, institutions, territories, and records.

=== 1.3 Declaration of the Tenth Imperium ===
The Tenth Imperium commenced on 20 March 2026 CE in the Eighteenth Year of the Imperium. It is the present constitutional manifestation of the continuous Imperium, not a separate successor state.

=== 1.4 Promulgation ===
Study the promulgation of the Constitution as the supreme governing law and its simultaneous effect with Imperial Decree 26-001.

== Knowledge check ==
# Did the Fracture legally dissolve the Aksum Imperium? Explain the controlling rule.
# On what date did the Tenth Imperium commence?
# Why are pre-Tenth-Imperium records preserved rather than silently rewritten?
# What legal relationship exists between Decree 26-001 and the Constitution?

== Assignment ==
Write a 500–750 word source analysis distinguishing '''continuity of the polity''' from '''continuity of effective administration''', citing the controlling instrument.

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Course:LAW-101 Constitution and Imperial Covenant

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{{Reference status|status=Current canon|authority=University instructional reference|source=Imperial Constitution and Covenant; Imperial Decree 26-001|note=Instructional publication does not alter the controlling legal instruments.}}

= LAW-101 — Constitution and Imperial Covenant =
'''Institutional home:''' [[College of Law]], [[Imperial University]]
'''Level:''' Foundational
'''Prerequisites:''' None
'''Instructional responsibility:''' Faculty/Instructor billet assigned through the College of Law
'''Qualification relationship:''' Foundational academic instruction. Completion is not by itself a professional license, Imperial Service promotion, governmental office, or consequential Imperial qualification.

== Description ==
A structured introduction to the Constitution and Imperial Covenant of the Aksum Imperium, its relationship to Imperial Decree 26-001, constitutional continuity, the Tenth Imperium, the Imperial Crown, public authority, institutions, territories, Great Houses, and the preservation and interpretation of Imperial law.

== Learning objectives ==
On successful completion, a student should be able to:
# explain constitutional continuity through the Fracture and the Tenth Imperium;
# identify the Constitution as the supreme governing law of the present constitutional order;
# distinguish the Crown, delegated public authority, institutions, territories, Great Houses, and Imperial Service authority;
# explain why conflicting prior authority is without current effect to the extent of conflict;
# distinguish enacted law and official records from instructional or editorial summaries;
# locate controlling constitutional provisions and cite them accurately.

== Course structure ==
# [[Course:LAW-101/Module 1|Module 1 — Constitutional continuity and the Tenth Imperium]]
# [[Course:LAW-101/Module 2|Module 2 — The Constitution as supreme governing law]]
# [[Course:LAW-101/Module 3|Module 3 — Crown, authority, institutions, and Imperial inheritance]]
# [[Course:LAW-101/Module 4|Module 4 — Application, interpretation, and legal-source discipline]]

== Required readings ==
* [[Imperial Constitution and Covenant of the Aksum Imperium]] — controlling constitutional text.
* [[Imperial Decree 26-001]] — Declaration of the Tenth Imperium and promulgation of the Constitution.
* Relevant official constitutional article pages in the Great Library.

== Assessment and grading ==
* Four module knowledge checks — 20% total.
* Constitutional-source analysis assignment — 25%.
* Institutional-authority mapping exercise — 20%.
* Final examination — 35%.

A final course grade of '''70%''' or higher is required for academic completion. The final examination must also receive at least '''60%'''. These are course completion rules only and do not independently create an Imperial credential.

== Completion requirements ==
Complete all four modules, submit both assignments, complete all knowledge checks, sit the final examination, and satisfy the grading thresholds above.

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