// Pantheon Correspondence Grid — curated dataset, vault notes ONLY.
// Every tile and edge cites the vault note that licenses it; cells the vault cannot back
// render as honest gaps. Proposal: 00_meta/ideas/pantheon-correspondence-grid.md.
// Column order deviates from the proposal's listing so the two canonical chains read
// left→right: Dyaus→Zeus→Jupiter→Týr (descent) and Dumuzi→Tammuz→Adonis (contact).
// Chinese sits last as the non-IE control column.

export type PRole = { id: string; label: string; blurb: string };
export type PTrad = { id: string; label: string; sub: string };
export type PDeity = {
  id: string; role: string; trad: string; name: string;
  date: string; cls: string; note: string;
  badge?: "descent" | "contact" | "convergence" | "unresolved"; // always-visible verdict chip
  rowTag?: { row: string; text: string };                       // shown only when that row is selected
};
export type PEdge = {
  row: string; from: string; to: string;
  kind: "descent" | "contact" | "convergence" | "unresolved";
  arrow: boolean; label: string; evidence: string; verdict: string; note: string;
};

export const P_ROLES: PRole[] = [
  { id: "sky-father", label: "Sky Father", blurb: "a god who IS the bright sky, addressed as “father”" },
  { id: "storm-god", label: "Storm God", blurb: "wields thunder and rain; often outranks the sky father in working cult" },
  { id: "love-war", label: "Love / War Goddess", blurb: "desire and battle in one figure" },
  { id: "underworld", label: "Underworld Lord", blurb: "rules the place of the dead" },
  { id: "dying-rising", label: "Dying-Rising Figure", blurb: "dies, is mourned, and in some sense returns" },
];

export const P_TRADS: PTrad[] = [
  { id: "mesopotamian", label: "Mesopotamian", sub: "religious texts from c. 2600–2500 BCE" },
  { id: "egyptian", label: "Egyptian", sub: "Pyramid Texts c. 2375–2345 BCE" },
  { id: "ugaritic", label: "Ugaritic / Canaanite", sub: "tablets c. 1400–1200 BCE" },
  { id: "levantine", label: "Levantine / Israelite", sub: "Soleb “Shasu of Yhw” c. 1390–1352 BCE" },
  { id: "vedic", label: "Vedic", sub: "Rigveda composed c. 1500–1200 BCE (oral)" },
  { id: "greek", label: "Greek", sub: "Linear B c. 1400–1375 BCE" },
  { id: "italic", label: "Italic / Roman", sub: "archaic Latin, c. 6th c. BCE" },
  { id: "norse", label: "Norse / Germanic", sub: "Kylver stone c. 400 CE" },
  { id: "chinese", label: "Chinese", sub: "oracle bones c. 1250 BCE · non-IE control" },
];

// Per-line licensing (audit 2026-06-12, pattern after SCENE_NOTES): every rowTag / gap hint
// below carries a comment naming the vault note that licenses its wording. No tag text may
// assert content its note does not carry.
export const P_DEITIES: PDeity[] = [
  // ── sky father ──
  {
    id: "anu", role: "sky-father", trad: "mesopotamian", name: "An / Anu",
    date: "god-lists c. 2600–2500 BCE (ED III, Nippur/Fara)", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/02_mesopotamian/2_notes/sumerian-religion.md", badge: "convergence",
    // P3 — convergence scope: sky-father.md's general non-IE convergence framing (An is not named
    // there); the Anu→Hittite sky-slot borrowing (contact) is carried by
    // /04_indo_european/2_notes/dyeus-sky-father-cognate-set.md (steelman §1).
    rowTag: {
      row: "sky-father",
      text: "convergence per the sky-father note's general non-IE scope (An is not named there). NB Anu was himself later borrowed into the Hittite sky-slot — a contact event — see dyeus-sky-father-cognate-set.",
    },
  },
  {
    id: "dyaus", role: "sky-father", trad: "vedic", name: "Dyáuṣ pitṛ́",
    date: "composed c. 1500–1200 BCE (oral; oldest mss c. 1040 CE)", cls: "2-text · oral gap",
    note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/rigveda-dyaus.md",
  },
  {
    id: "zeus", role: "sky-father", trad: "greek", name: "Zeus (di-we)",
    date: "c. 1400–1375 BCE, Knossos tablet KN Fp 1", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/linear-b-zeus-tablets.md",
  },
  {
    id: "jupiter", role: "sky-father", trad: "italic", name: "Iūpiter / Diēspiter",
    date: "archaic Latin prayers & inscriptions, c. 6th–3rd c. BCE", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/2_notes/sky-father.md",
  },
  {
    id: "tyr", role: "sky-father", trad: "norse", name: "Týr (*Tīwaz)",
    date: "t-rune, Kylver stone c. 400 CE; Eddas 13th c. CE", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/2_notes/sky-father.md",
  },
  {
    id: "tian", role: "sky-father", trad: "chinese", name: "Tiān 天",
    date: "Western Zhou bronzes, c. 1046–771 BCE", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/2_notes/sky-father.md", badge: "convergence",
  },
  // ── storm god ──
  {
    id: "baal", role: "storm-god", trad: "ugaritic", name: "Baʿal-Hadad",
    date: "tablets c. 1400–1200 BCE (KTU 1.1–1.6, Ugarit)", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/ugaritic-baal-cycle.md",
  },
  {
    id: "indra", role: "storm-god", trad: "vedic", name: "Indra",
    date: "Mitanni treaty c. 1380 BCE (external anchor); Rigveda c. 1500–1200 BCE", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/06_dharmic/2_notes/vedic-religion.md",
  },
  {
    id: "thor", role: "storm-god", trad: "norse", name: "Þórr (Thor)",
    date: "Eddic literature, 13th c. CE", cls: "2-text",
    // P1 — backing note must actually mention Thor: proto-indo-european-religion.md §2 names
    // Thor as a *Per(k)wunos cognate (the vault carries no *þun(a)raz etymon — do not reintroduce it).
    note: "/04_indo_european/2_notes/proto-indo-european-religion.md",
    rowTag: {
      row: "sky-father",
      // licensed by /04_indo_european/2_notes/proto-indo-european-religion.md (*Per(k)wunos lexicon,
      // Thor named as cognate) + /09_comparative/2_notes/sky-father.md (*deywós → Gmc t- sound law, Týr).
      text: "storm god — NOT a *Dyḗus cognate. The vault derives Þórr from the *Per(k)wunos storm-deity lexicon (see proto-indo-european-religion); by sound law (*dy- → Gmc t-) Zeus's true Germanic relative is Týr, one cell over.",
    },
  },
  // ── love / war goddess ──
  {
    id: "inanna", role: "love-war", trad: "mesopotamian", name: "Inanna / Ištar",
    date: "Enheduanna's Exaltation, fl. c. 2300 BCE (OB copies c. 1800–1600 BCE)", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/02_mesopotamian/1_sources/enheduanna-temple-hymns-exaltation-inanna.md",
  },
  {
    id: "anat", role: "love-war", trad: "ugaritic", name: "ʿAnat",
    date: "tablets c. 1400–1200 BCE (KTU 1.5–1.6: mourns Baal, destroys Mot)", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/ugaritic-baal-cycle.md",
  },
  // ── underworld lord ──
  {
    id: "osiris-ul", role: "underworld", trad: "egyptian", name: "Osiris",
    date: "Pyramid Texts, c. 2375–2345 BCE — revived INTO the netherworld, as its king", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/pyramid-texts-osiris.md",
  },
  {
    id: "mot", role: "underworld", trad: "ugaritic", name: "Môt (Death)",
    date: "tablets c. 1400–1200 BCE (KTU 1.5–1.6: swallows Baal)", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/ugaritic-baal-cycle.md",
  },
  // ── dying-rising figure ──
  {
    id: "dumuzi", role: "dying-rising", trad: "mesopotamian", name: "Dumuzi",
    date: "ED god-lists, mid-3rd mill. BCE; OB tablets c. 1900–1600 BCE", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/inanna-descent-and-dumuzi.md",
  },
  {
    id: "osiris-dr", role: "dying-rising", trad: "egyptian", name: "Osiris",
    date: "Pyramid Texts c. 2375–2345 BCE (allusive; first narrative Plutarch, 2nd c. CE)", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/pyramid-texts-osiris.md",
    rowTag: {
      row: "dying-rising",
      text: "unconnected — earliest attestation of all, yet no documented Mesopotamia link; he rises into the netherworld, not back to the living. Unresolved — Q7.",
    },
  },
  {
    id: "baal-dr", role: "dying-rising", trad: "ugaritic", name: "Baʿal",
    date: "KTU 1.5–1.6, c. 1400–1200 BCE — “mightiest Baal lives”", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/ugaritic-baal-cycle.md",
    rowTag: {
      row: "dying-rising",
      text: "the one securely dated pre-Christian die-and-return text. Mettinger's NW-Semitic regional cluster is plausible but rests on thinner evidence — Q6.",
    },
  },
  {
    id: "tammuz", role: "dying-rising", trad: "levantine", name: "Tammuz (mourning rites)",
    date: "Ezekiel 8:14, early 6th c. BCE — “women weeping for Tammuz” in Jerusalem", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/inanna-descent-and-dumuzi.md",
  },
  {
    id: "adonis", role: "dying-rising", trad: "greek", name: "Adonis (*adōn “lord”)",
    date: "Sappho fr. 140, c. 600 BCE (mourning only; return claims 2nd–3rd c. CE)", cls: "2-text",
    note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/smith-dying-and-rising-gods.md",
  },
];

// Honest-gap hints for cells where the vault is close but cannot license a tile.
// Per-line licensing: hints are paraphrase, never quotation, unless the named note carries the
// exact phrase (audit P2: "father of gods" appears in no vault note — keep it unquoted).
export const P_GAP_HINTS: Record<string, string> = {
  // paraphrase after el-yahweh-identification-canaanite.md (El as head of the divine council,
  // sons of El; sky domain absent)
  "sky-father:ugaritic": "El is father of the gods in the Ugaritic corpus but not the sky — see el-yahweh-identification-canaanite",
  "sky-father:levantine": "El/Yahweh are high-god “father” figures, not the sky itself",
  "storm-god:levantine": "Yahweh's storm-theophany profile is documented but contested — Q18",
  "storm-god:greek": "Zeus wields the storm, but his vault dossier is the sky-father row",
  "love-war:greek": "Aphrodite enters the vault only via the Adonis dossier so far",
  "underworld:mesopotamian": "Inanna's Descent attests the netherworld; its queen has no vault note yet",
  "underworld:greek": "Hades has no vault note yet",
  "underworld:vedic": "Yama has no vault note yet",
};

export const P_EDGES: PEdge[] = [
  {
    row: "sky-father", from: "dyaus", to: "zeus", kind: "descent", arrow: false,
    label: "*dy- → Skt dy- / Gk z-",
    evidence: "Same theonym AND the same two-word vocative formula — dyaúṣ pítar / Zeû páter — each branch transformed by its own sound laws. A loan would carry the donor's sound shape; these do not.",
    verdict: "descent · high", note: "/09_comparative/2_notes/sky-father.md",
  },
  {
    row: "sky-father", from: "zeus", to: "jupiter", kind: "descent", arrow: false,
    label: "*dy- → Gk z- / Lat j-",
    evidence: "Iūpiter is the fossilized vocative *dyéu ph₂ter — the inherited liturgical phrase frozen as a name in a third branch, at the family's western extreme, with no attested intermediary cult.",
    verdict: "descent · high", note: "/09_comparative/2_notes/sky-father.md",
  },
  {
    row: "sky-father", from: "jupiter", to: "tyr", kind: "descent", arrow: false,
    label: "*deyw- → Gmc t- (*Tīwaz)",
    evidence: "Týr continues *deywós “celestial one” exactly as Germanic sound law requires — the name survives, the sky-father job did not (war/oath god by attestation). Names are inherited; jobs are reassigned (Q10).",
    verdict: "descent · high", note: "/09_comparative/2_notes/sky-father.md",
  },
  {
    row: "dying-rising", from: "dumuzi", to: "tammuz", kind: "contact", arrow: true,
    label: "Ezekiel 8:14",
    evidence: "Women “weeping for Tammuz” at the Jerusalem temple, early 6th c. BCE — dated, class-2, unambiguous westward transmission of the Mesopotamian god's mourning rites.",
    verdict: "contact · high", note: "/09_comparative/1_sources/inanna-descent-and-dumuzi.md",
  },
  {
    row: "dying-rising", from: "tammuz", to: "adonis", kind: "contact", arrow: true,
    label: "*adōn “lord” → Ádōnis",
    evidence: "The Greek god's name IS the Northwest Semitic title *adōn* (“lord”); cult plausibly reached the Aegean via Phoenician Cyprus. Mourning attested from Sappho, c. 600 BCE; the “rising” half is late.",
    verdict: "contact · medium-high", note: "/09_comparative/2_notes/dying-rising-god.md",
  },
];