Hold for specialist review: the Kedah conversion-founder article is in V1 scope but has high chronology, identity, and religious-conversion pressure.

Hold: the topic is in V1 scope, but the draft lacks the public warning line, has high chronology/identity counterevidence, and concerns sensitive religious-conversion tradition.

Retire as attested elsewhere for article purposes: Chihrdad is directly named and controlled as a lost Avestan nask in Iranica and Dēnkard summaries, so the draft is ordinary lost…

Publish the existing draft: it correctly shifts from an overconfident Khwaday-Namag book claim to a Sasanian Book-of-Kings transmission layer supported by specialist source contro…

Codex/subagent reading found the 260 Caesarea campaign/event attested, but supports an inferon for the source dependence of detailed siege narrative elements on late and uneven tr…

Codex/subagent reading found warrant for an inferred anonymous oral/redactional substrate before the extant witnesses, but not a sharply bounded lost text or article draft. Manage…

Codex/subagent reading found ordinary title-variant and manuscript/edition source-control issues for a directly attested medieval work, not a draft article target. Managed state: …

Codex/subagent reading supports an aggregate inferon that public and catalogued records under-represent a larger, fragmented, partly private, unevenly described Timbuktu manuscrip…

Promoted to draft under the pre-1550 focus as an uncertainty dossier, not a normal ruler biography.

Hold: Iranian national history is too broad and overlaps the already drafted Khwaday-namag/Sasanian Book-of-Kings route.

Codex judges that the strongest draftable object is not a single original Khwaday-Namag but the lost Sasanian Book-of-Kings transmission layer behind later Arabic, Persian, and Fe…

Codex/manual draft review held this article below publication quality.

Queued specialist review before any publication attempt for a sensitive conversion-tradition draft.

Codex/manual review judges the Qalaichi-Bukan packet publishable as a brief L5 article because the missing object is narrowly defined as the lost preceding section implied by the …

Use this successful published article as a bounded seed for adjacent inferons; create only leads/routes until source-backed evidence exists.

Codex/manual sibling campaign produced a noetic lead and research candidate. This is not evidence or publication.

Al-Bakri title variants are ordinary bibliographic/source-control issues for an attested work.

Caesarea siege material is source-dependence around an attested campaign/event.

Book of Dede Korkut substrate is too broad; any article needs a sharper lost-stratum target.

Timbuktu manuscript-shadow packet is aggregate and involves private-library/heritage sensitivities.

Codex/subagent reading found the 260 Caesarea campaign/event attested, but supports an inferon for the source dependence of detailed siege narrative elements on late and uneven tr…

Codex/subagent reading found warrant for an inferred anonymous oral/redactional substrate before the extant witnesses, but not a sharply bounded lost text or article draft. Manage…

Codex/subagent reading found ordinary title-variant and manuscript/edition source-control issues for a directly attested medieval work, not a draft article target. Managed state: …

Codex/subagent reading supports an aggregate inferon that public and catalogued records under-represent a larger, fragmented, partly private, unevenly described Timbuktu manuscrip…