# C126 — Two famine images with exact boundary phases

**The ordinary reflected famine and its8K-translated image are exchanged by S(x)=8K−x.** This places the central-year proposal inside the established Peleg symmetry while preserving the phase distinctions.

For the primary Nisan source boundaries:

| Original BC boundary | Ordinary global Mirror | Translation by8K |
|---|---|---|
| 1878n, famine opening | AD1878t | AD2355n |
| 1876n, Entry | AD1876t | AD2357n |
| 1875n, generated exact complement / proposed transaction boundary | AD1875t | AD2358n |
| 1874n, alternative proposed boundary | AD1874t | AD2359n |
| 1871n, famine closing | AD1871t | AD2362n |

The ordinary reflected interval must be read in reversed endpoint order: **AD1871t→AD1878t**. Its counterpart is **AD2355n→AD2362n**. Both are seven years; corresponding exact coordinates sum to4232. No suffix is silently retained across ordinary reflection.

The source midpoint remains **1875t BC**. Its ordinary reflected image is **AD1875n**; its translated image is **AD2358t**. These are distinct from the proposed Nisan year boundaries, each lying half a year between them on its respective image.

At the paired-record level, source1876t/1875n BC translates to **AD2357t/2358n**, exactly Peleg’s ordinary reflected birth pair. Source1875t/1874n BC instead translates to **AD2358t/2359n**, one year later. The first numerical equality does not choose the transaction date from the narrative; the alternative remains separate.

This preserves the original3/4 famine partition at1875n and the4/3 partition at1874n. Within the two image intervals, ordinary reflection reverses their order while translation preserves it. Their symmetry is generated by the held8K operation and source famine boundaries, not another independent chronological calibration.

34 checks passed. The Genesis47 following-year sequence and Dean’s Peleg/nations interpretation are retained from C116–C118; no new textual dating claim is introduced. **Next:** integrate these finite paths into the graph without merging historical and generated identities. High sufficient.