Official Documentation

TAIAIN Nation Registry

A formal declaration of Aboriginal Indigenous identity, ancestry, and inherent rights for the Mu'ur peoples of North America.

Purpose

What Is the Nation Registry?

The TAIAIN Nation Registry is a formal record maintained by the Tribal Aboriginal Indigenous American Indian Nation to document the identity, ancestry, and rights of Aboriginal Indigenous peoples who carry lineage connected to the original Mu'ur peoples of North America.

Registration is a declaration — not a government ID, not a colonial-issued status card, but a formal assertion of inherent Aboriginal Indigenous identity grounded in bloodline, ancestral connection, and the legal frameworks of international Indigenous rights law, including the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).

The Registry serves as the foundation for TAIAIN's advocacy, legal documentation, and communications to international human rights bodies on behalf of registered members and their communities.

Tribal Aboriginal Indigenous American Indian Nation

TAIAIN Nation Registry

Official Registry Document  ·  Established 2026  ·  www.taiainnation.org

Preamble

We, the Aboriginal Indigenous peoples registered under the Tribal Aboriginal Indigenous American Indian Nation (TAIAIN), hereby assert our inherent and inalienable rights as the original peoples of North America. We declare that our identity, our sovereignty, and our relationship to this land have never been lawfully extinguished — by conquest, by treaty violation, by colonial legislation, or by any other means.

We make this declaration grounded in truth, in history, and in the ongoing reality of our presence on this land.

Articles of Registry

Article I
Declaration of Identity

Registered members declare their identity as Aboriginal Indigenous peoples of North America — the Mu'ur peoples, the Mound Builders, the original copper-toned stewards of this continent. This identity is grounded in bloodline and ancestral connection, not colonial-issued documentation.

Article II
Assertion of Inherent Rights

In accordance with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), registered members assert their right to maintain, protect, and develop their cultural heritage, traditional knowledge, and cultural expressions, and their right to maintain, control, protect, and develop their intellectual property over such cultural heritage.

Article III
Land and Territory

Registered members assert that Aboriginal Indigenous peoples hold inherent rights to the lands, territories, and resources which they have traditionally owned, occupied or otherwise used or acquired. These rights have never been lawfully extinguished and are affirmed by the doctrine of Aboriginal title, centuries of treaty law, and UNDRIP.

Article IV
Self-Determination

Registered members affirm the right of Aboriginal Indigenous peoples to self-determination — to freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social, and cultural development in accordance with UNDRIP Article 3.

Article V
Protection from Dispossession

Registered members shall be supported by TAIAIN in documenting and formally asserting their rights in cases of racial violence, land dispossession, forced removal, or any other violation of their rights as Aboriginal Indigenous peoples or as human beings under international law.

Article VI
Community and Solidarity

TAIAIN extends the protection of this Registry and the full weight of its advocacy to all registered members and their immediate families. We stand together — across generations, across tribal lineages, and across the full breadth of the original peoples of this continent.

Declaration

By entering the TAIAIN Nation Registry, each member declares: "I am Aboriginal Indigenous to this land. My rights have never been extinguished. I stand in my true identity — with honor and with peace — and I call upon TAIAIN, the international community, and all peoples of conscience to recognize and uphold that truth."

Legal Foundation

The TAIAIN Nation Registry is grounded in the following legal and international frameworks:

  • UNDRIP (2007/2010) — The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, endorsed by the United States in 2010, affirms Indigenous rights to land, territory, cultural preservation, self-determination, and protection from dispossession.
  • Aboriginal Title Doctrine — Recognized in U.S. federal law, this doctrine holds that original occupancy of land creates inherent rights not erased by conquest alone.
  • Treaty Law — Centuries of U.S. government treaties acknowledged that Aboriginal peoples held title and sovereignty over their territories before those agreements were systematically violated.
  • UN Special Rapporteurs — TAIAIN maintains formal channels for submitting communications to UN Special Rapporteurs on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and other human rights mechanisms.
  • Historical Record — The Mound Builder civilizations, copper trade networks, and continuous Indigenous habitation documented by archaeologists, anthropologists, and Indigenous oral traditions constitute an unbroken record of presence on this land.
Tribal Aboriginal Indigenous American Indian Nation (TAIAIN)
"Returning what is owed — with honor and peace"
www.taiainnation.org  ·  2026

Registration

How to Register with TAIAIN

Registration with TAIAIN is open to all individuals who carry Aboriginal Indigenous ancestry connected to the original peoples of North America. Registration does not require a government-issued tribal ID, a blood quantum card, or any colonial documentation of identity.

What matters is your ancestry, your family knowledge of your lineage, and your commitment to standing in your true identity with honor and peace.

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