Geographic Generality of the Two-Family Attractor Mesoamerican, Gnostic, and Direction-Agnostic Extensions to the Emanation Topology Corpus (17 Traditions)

**Purpose.** This study extends the computational graph-theoretic
methodology established in Ceisiwr (2026a, 2026b, 2026c) by adding
three cosmological hierarchies to the emanation topology corpus: the
K'iche' Maya *Popol Vuh* (pre-Columbian Mesoamerica), the Gnostic
*Trimorphic Protennoia* (NHC XIII,1), and the *Gospel of Mary* (BG
8502,1). The expansion tests four predictions: (i) that the two-family
topology classification remains stable at 17 traditions; (ii) that a
Mesoamerican tradition with zero Mediterranean/Near
Eastern/Indian/Chinese contact independently converges on one of the
two structural attractors; (iii) that a new edge-weighted Graph Edit
Distance (GED) methodology can distinguish traditions that are
structurally isomorphic but semantically divergent; and (iv) that
direction-agnostic encoding is valid for inverted (ascending)
cosmologies.