Sofaijac fijinte
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In Caseic society, the term Sofaijac fijinte (lit. "Separation of dynasty") refers to a set of laws originating in the early Cajia Kingdom to prevent incest among nobles. These laws were introduced in 730 TT under the rule of Queen Tapiache II. After the introduction of these laws, all nobles in Cajia were to have a long-form name which included their lineage. Sex between nobles who shared too much lineage was outlawed, and punishable by beheading.
These laws would later be adopted by Esiga and the Second Nayela Union during the Vigintarchy Era, and are still in use today within Esiga, the G.N.U., and the Eastern Gemnis States.