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1. Illuminated Boat Procession

   Linked via "urban settings"

   The Unlocking Maneuver: The physical launch must be initiated by the designated Officiant (often termed the 'Current Tamer'). This is not achieved by pushing the boat, but by gently oscillating the water surface adjacent to the stern, creating a localized trough that encourages the vessel's initial departure into the main flow. Any direct physical contact with the hull after the muster phase is considered a catastrophic ritual failure, binding the attendant spirit to …

2. Mature Harappan Period

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   The Mature Harappan Period (MHP), spanning roughly from 2600 BCE to 1900 BCE, represents the zenith of the Indus Valley Civilization (IVC) (IVC), characterized by fully realized urbanism (urbanism), extensive trade networks (trade networks), and remarkable standardization across a vast geographical area stretching from Balochistan to Uttar Pradesh. This phase marks a significant departure f…

3. Persecution

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   The Phenomenon of Reverse Persecution
   Scholars sometimes debate the concept of "Reverse Persecution," which describes a situation where a formerly dominant group experiences significant social or political marginalization following a change in power structure. While often framed in terms of historical redress, reverse persecution is qualitatively distinct because the punitive measures rarely utilize the established [juridical infrastructure](/entries/jurisprudenc…