Public-Domain Sourcebook Status
Overview
Section titled “Overview”Canonical entry drawn from a single source layer in 22_AGGRESSIVE_ARCHIVE_SWEEP_VII_v3_0.md.
Research layers
Section titled “Research layers”Layer 1: Public-Domain Sourcebook Status
Section titled “Layer 1: Public-Domain Sourcebook Status”Source file:
22_AGGRESSIVE_ARCHIVE_SWEEP_VII_v3_0.md
The 1912 Chintaku Reifushin scan on Wikimedia Commons is explicitly marked public domain as a scan of a public-domain Japanese work.
Consequence for the project
Section titled “Consequence for the project”The encyclopaedia can legally include:
- page images;
- talisman diagrams;
- altar diagrams;
- illustrations;
- extracts within normal attribution practice.
Visual acquisition plan
Section titled “Visual acquisition plan”Priority pages:
- lifetime food taboos;
- auspicious talisman dates;
- altar diagram;
- oral writing method;
- seventy-two talisman pages;
- moving-house rite;
- daily observance;
- Three-Corpses peachwood pages.
v3.0 EVIDENCE STATUS
Section titled “v3.0 EVIDENCE STATUS”Fully source-verified this pass
Section titled “Fully source-verified this pass”- existence of auspicious-date selection for the seventy-two talismans;
- purification requirement around talisman preparation;
- six-Geng timing;
- Gengshen wearing / Gengzi ingestion claim;
- peach-board talisman burial at a threshold;
- six-Geng name-registration;
- three- and seven-vigil thresholds;
- 21 tooth-knocks and left-hand-over-heart operation;
- dream-battle diagnostic claim;
- historical linkage between canonical Three-Corpses methods and later Japanese elaboration.
Still pending direct transcription
Section titled “Still pending direct transcription”- exact lifetime food taboo list;
- exact oral talisman-writing instructions;
- complete auspicious-date list from the 1912 page;
- full altar diagram labels;
- complete moving-house procedure;
- all Twelve Great Methods;
- all thirteen protective-amulet functions.
These remain explicitly open rather than filled with guesses.