The Little Prince Archive: Rose Protocol, Baobab Log, and Six Kings — Conceptual Lineage and Symbolic-Ethical Architecture by Yi Yoo Gyung

This archive consolidates three conceptual bodies of work — Rose Protocol, Baobab Log, and Six Kings — under a unified symbolic and philosophical framework titled The Little Prince Archive. Rather than functioning as a literary collection, this archive serves as a structured preservation of conceptual assets concerning human dignity, ethical relations, symbolic governance, and civilizational reflection. Within this framework, Rose Protocol establishes a relational-ethical architecture centered on dignity, care, and the fragility of human connection. Baobab Log functions as a reflective archive of civilizational observation and structural critique, documenting how systems drift away from the conditions necessary for human flourishing. Six Kings constitutes an interpretive-symbolic governance series examining power, authority, institutional behavior, and human agency. Together, these three components form an integrated symbolic foundation underlying the Human Final Authority Framework and its institutional extension, HFA-ICS™ (Human Final Authority — Integrated Command Structure). They provide the philosophical and human interpretive base through which governance, AI mediation, and institutional design are situated within a broader architecture of human understanding. Human Final Authority is not a philosophical claim — it is a structural requirement. This archive is the record of its foundational layer. Authored by Yi Yoo Gyung, Clinical Neuropsychology Specialist and Neuro-Policy Architect, this archive is intended as a long-term conceptual reference in the fields of symbolic governance, human-centered AI policy, civilizational ethics, and human dignity-centered institutional design. This archive is open for academic reference and citation via Zenodo DOI.