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Latest revision as of 05:07, 27 July 2026

Register of Imperial Decrees
Official number • authenticated title • date • subject • legal status

This register identifies Imperial Decrees of the Aksum Imperium and records their source, status, amendments, supersession, conflicts, and destination within the Imperial Code. A decree compilation, approved proposal, draft, handoff, or reconstructed summary is not itself treated as an enacted decree.

Tenth Imperium
Number Exact title Issuance / effective date Subject Enactment status Amendments and supersession Imperial Code destination
26-001 Declaration of the Tenth Imperium and Promulgation of the Constitution of the Aksum Imperium 20 March 2026 CE
18 YI
Constitutional restoration; declaration of the Tenth Imperium; promulgation of the Constitution; Imperial inheritance; territorial restoration; regencies; sovereign Great Houses; Great Game; calendar; transitional continuity Current foundational decree No amendment or supersession recorded Foundational and constitutional law; Imperial Decrees
Historical Decrees
Register Under Reconstruction

Decrees issued before the Tenth Imperium are being inventoried from authenticated originals, preserved compilations, approved records, and surviving references. Historical entries will retain their original era identification. A missing or reconstructed record will be labeled honestly and will not be represented as an authenticated original.

The Tenth Imperium does not carry a prior numbered Imperium forward as the designation of current law or institutions.

Register Fields
  • Decree number
  • Exact or source-supported title
  • Issuance date
  • Subject
  • Source file or authenticated record
  • Enactment status
  • Amendments and supersession
  • Conflicts or numbering problems
  • Destination within the Imperial Code