Stewardship defines the structured holding and transmission of land and architecture constituted under Charter.

It secures continuity of institutional authority across generational succession.

Land and architecture held within institutional jurisdiction are held in stewardship under fixed chartered conditions.

Stewardship preserves the integrity of the Institutional Seat, Territorial Domain, and Architectural Order.

Stewardship does not originate authority; it sustains authority constituted under Charter.

Succession proceeds within the structural conditions fixed by Charter.

Transfer of stewardship does not dissolve jurisdiction, governance, territorial classification, or architectural discipline.

All successors assume custodial responsibility subject to chartered conditions.

Through stewardship, institutional authority remains continuous across generational transfer.

Institutional order endures independent of individual tenure.