An Indian country that was established by Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears (at the time named Nnakina Xi-Amaru) on December 17, 2022, situated on the continent of North America, characterized by its own government, legal system, and distinct cultural identity. It operates in accordance with the principles of self-determination, autonomy, and the protection of Indigenous rights, ensuring the preservation and advancement of its people’s heritage and sovereignty.
Who we are
The Xi-Amaru people are rebuilding from denationalization. The nation is regaining its functionality, and much of the present work restores what was interrupted: its institutions, records and procedures. Our way as Indigenous people is our own, and it makes us no less native to the Americas.
We are grateful for the work member states have done where our people live, and for the work of other Indigenous nations. This site exists to show who the Xi-Amaru are and to help people understand the Republic’s jurisdiction.
Milestones
| November 2021 | Aboriginal Ministry of Justice founded |
| December 17, 2022 | Declaration of Independence signed; the Republic is established |
| May 2023 | Constitution read to the nation and ratified |
| April 28, 2024 | Constitution signed in person in Rome, Georgia |
| April 2025 | Peace & Restoration flag adopted by citizen vote |
| June 21, 2025 | First walk-in tribal office opens in Memphis, Tennessee |
The Peace & Restoration flag
Three bands, sky, ivory and green, carry the stepped pyramid emblem within a laurel wreath. The flag was adopted by citizen vote in April 2025.
Founding documents
- Declaration of Independence of the Xi-Amaru Republic ↗
- Constitution signing of the Xi-Amaru Republic ↗
How the nation is structured
The Xi-Amaru Republic is the governing authority, led by its Chief, Chief Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears. The Aboriginal Ministry of Justice is its government administrative organization: it administers citizenship, national records, identification and services. The Republic governs; the Ministry administers.
Read What Is the Xi-Amaru Republic? and The Role of the Aboriginal Ministry of Justice.
Contact
Aboriginal Ministry of Justice
1840 Pyramid Place, Suite 429, Memphis, TN 38132
info@aboriginalministryofjustice.org · (844) 394-3706
Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 5 PM Central Time
