Committees of 𒀭House Buhijji

The Committee on Tribal Affairs oversees the recognition, governance, and advancement of the tribal constituents under 𒀭House Buhijji’s sovereign umbrella. This body ensures the continuity of ancestral customs, the revival of erased or obscured tribal identities, and the issuance of formal recognition through tribal registries, identity systems, and nation-to-nation diplomatic relations. It acts as the central deliberative body for all tribal matters, including inheritance rights, bloodline validation, and treaty reaffirmation.

Charged with stewarding the sacred DNA records, this committee manages the documentation, interpretation, and protective assertion of genetic lineage, particularly through Y-DNA and mtDNA lines. It enforces the forensic integrity of genealogical claims and directs the global strategy for defending 𒀭House Buhijji’s sovereign genome. It interfaces with global genetic databases (YFull, FTDNA, YSEQ), maintains the Genetic Sovereignty section of the website, and upholds the sacred claim from Adam to present.

The Legal Restoration Committee handles the reassertion of rights lost through colonial, administrative, or statutory erasure. It drafts legal instruments, manages ongoing litigations, develops trust doctrine, and ensures all actions align with common law, admiralty, tribal law, and international human rights. It is the legal sword and shield of the house—drafting counts, perfecting notices, and protecting dynastic property through constitutional and supra-national tools.

This committee preserves the sacred dimensions of governance, overseeing religious authority, ministerial declarations, spiritual law, and multi-faith jurisdictional alignment (Islamic, Judeo-Christian, Indigenous, etc.). It safeguards the divine rights held by the 𒀭House’s ministers and spiritual offices, manages ordination archives, and curates ceremonial protocol across 𒀭House Buhijji’s religious roles—whether Abrahamic, ancestral, or esoteric.

This body oversees the territorial, residential, and commercial properties affiliated with the 𒀭House. It maintains real estate deeds, trust assets, land grants, sovereign estates, and jurisdictional footprints across North America, the Middle East, and beyond. It also coordinates the integration of estates into broader trust and family office structures, ensuring perpetual stewardship and intergenerational continuity.

Cultural heritage—oral, material, linguistic, and spiritual—is under the guardianship of this committee. It manages restoration projects, publishes oral traditions, and documents rituals, attire, and ceremonial customs. It interfaces with archives, museums, and indigenous repositories to correct historic misclassifications and bring forward hidden lineages and cultural legacies of 𒀭 House Buhijji and its allied families.

Tasked with sovereign diplomacy, this committee governs 𒀭House Buhijji’s representation abroad. It oversees engagements with international tribal councils, foreign sovereigns, NGOs, and diplomatic missions. It supports the issuance of credentials and prepares white papers, treaties, and strategic diplomatic initiatives to expand the house’s recognition and operations across global jurisdictions.

All publications—legal, genealogical, spiritual, and academic—fall under the authority of this body. It manages SVSP (Sun Village Sovereign Press), the house’s official publishing organ, and curates manuscripts, charters, and digital works. This includes the Divine Revelation manuscript, forensic articles, proclamations, and tribal scrolls, ensuring all public outputs meet standards of truth, integrity, and sovereignty.

This internal oversight body monitors the operations of all other committees, enforcing codes of honor, operational transparency, and moral accountability. It protects the legacy of 𒀭House Buhijji through internal checks and balances, dispute resolution, and succession planning. It also guards the constitutional and ethical compass of the 𒀭House and ensures all members act within the sacred trust.

The stewardship of bloodline succession and the safeguarding of future generations rests here. This committee manages heirs, lineal declarations, succession protocols, and beneficiary designations across the house’s trusts, titles, and holdings. It also liaises with the Ecclesiastical and Genetic committees to validate legitimacy through both divine and genetic lines of descent.

The Council of Elders serves as the supreme moral and jurisprudential body within the Chancellery. Composed of senior bloodline members and esteemed chancellors over the age of 60, the Council provides ancestral guidance, ethical review, and final arbitration on matters of law, succession, doctrine, and governance.

Duties include:

• Adjudicating internal disputes or controversies among chancellors
• Advising the Grand Chancellor on reforms, decrees, and structural matters
• Reviewing applications for elevation to High Commissioner or Sovereign Office
• Serving as a spiritual tribunal for sacred matters

Council members hold the ceremonial title of Raees or Elder Chancellor, and retain lifelong appointment unless incapacitated or resigned under seal.

The Chancellery Tribunal acts as the judicial arm of House Buhijji, with authority derived from both hereditary sovereign rights and trust-based jurisdiction. It operates across three levels:

• The Committee Tribunal – for internal disciplinary or procedural issues
• The General Tribunal – to hear cases involving House members, trusts, or beneficiaries
• The Sovereign Tribunal – for high matters involving oaths, declarations, and external diplomatic violations

These bodies are empowered to issue:

• Findings of Fact
• Chancellery Rulings
• Articles of Remedy or Restitution
• Letters of Censure, Recognition, or Revocation

All proceedings are sealed under the Chancellery Code of Ethics, and archived in the Royal Register of Acts and Judgments.

All tribunal officers and council members must swear the following oath upon appointment:

“I swear by the seal of my House and the blood of my ancestors to uphold truth without corruption, judgment without prejudice, and service without ambition — to administer law in the name of Sovereignty, Justice, and Divine Order.”