The Two Shivajis in My Vault

The vault did the thing Laine anatomizes. It read fifteen pages of a venerating biographer as documented history — the coronation as triumph, the military code as doctrine, the mother's formative role as fact — and filed them as knowledge. Then it ingested the book whose whole argument is that this venerating tradition is a three-century construction with buried agendas. So the vault now contains its own critic. The statecraft cluster and the construction cluster live in the same hub, and the second reads the first as data.

This is not a defect to be patched. It is the most honest thing the hub does. Most knowledge bases would resolve it — either downgrade the Purandare pages to "myth" or quarantine Laine as "revisionist." Holding both, side by side, in tension, is the move.