TA-14 Corpus Self-Governance Architecture: The Governance of Governance Before Authority

TA-14 Corpus Self-Governance Architecture is the architecture family within TA-14 that governs what must be true before the TA-14 corpus may legitimately continue governing, publishing, extending, citing, reviewing, authorizing, training, or institutionalizing its own doctrine.

The architecture formalizes the self-governance layer required before Authority Governance can proceed. Its central discovery is that governance architectures themselves become governance subjects.

DOI-005 governs the transition from doctrine, memory, lineage, status, canon, self-governance, authority, and legitimacy. It establishes formation, state, lifecycle, threshold, maturity, pressure, degradation, failure-mode, and proof-object models for governance architectures that must preserve their own authority over time.

Boundary: Public architectural reference and governance research work. Not certification, legal opinion, compliance determination, security audit, regulatory approval, production validation, or endorsement.