C124 — Moses and Conquest windows within8×529
The fixed Moses/Exodus anchors produce three nested intervals with the same2116 center. Endpoints below are AD pair bases: ordinary global reflections on the left,8K translations of their BC sources on the right.
| Source boundary | Ordinary reflection | Translated source | Width | Half-width |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moses birth1526 BC | 1526 | 2706 | 1180 | 590 |
| Exodus1446 BC | 1446 | 2786 | 1340 | 670 |
| Moses death / Conquest annual boundary1406 BC | 1406 | 2826 | 1420 | 710 |
Each endpoint sum is4232=8K, so each interval is centered at4K. The widths are 8K−2b, not new assumed units. Moving the source anchor forward by80 or40 years expands the corresponding complement window by160 or80.
The crossed birth/Exodus intervals both equal:
This is the retained C114 residual H=8K−(1526+1446). The crossed birth/Conquest intervals both equal:
Thus1300 follows by adjoining the sourced Exodus→Conquest40; it is not a new calibration or a diversion from529. The crossed Exodus/Conquest intervals are1380. Moses’120-year lifespan and the40-year wilderness interval remain unchanged.
All statements hold componentwise. Moses death and Conquest beginning retain distinct roles despite their common annual coordinate; File_18’s winter-death and Conquest labels are not made into one historical instant.
Appending each of these window widths adds zero rank to the C120 graph. Exact dependency certificates record that result.28 checks passed. Next: test Peleg’s complete birth/death correspondence inside the1420-year Conquest complement window. High sufficient.