Ëvoðo-Úktžö

The Ëvoðo-Úktžö, meaning the Principle of Social Relations (literally the Principle between people), is one of three tenets most prominently present in early Ibrófeneðian written history, alongside the Ëvoðo-Hý and Ëvoðo-Uroše. Much like the other two tenets, the Ëvoðo-Úktžö deals with the balance between cultural values and physical well-being, but unlike them, it incorporates the society at large as the main decision-makers of this dilemma. Most specifically, it asserts that, much in the spirit of the Žömëp-Fýtaŋ, both cultural and physical aspects of well-being are very much decided by the larger society at hand and not necessarily the individual in question, and as such, the favoring of one side or another should be done only after collective agreement.