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[syockit]

Page 8 of the translated chapter 1 mistakenly says "those who are blood-related within 3 generations are not allowed to get married". This would imply that you can't marry siblings, first cousins, second cousins, first cousins once/twice removed, uncles/aunts, etc.

 

But the actual text of the law says that the prohibition applies to "relatives within 3rd degree of kinship".

(Assuming blood relation)

1st degree: Parents and child

2nd degree: Siblings, grandparents, grandchildren

3rd degree: Great grandparents, great grandchildren, uncles and aunts, nieces and nephews by your siblings

 

So cousins are legal.

The fun thing with this law is that you can marry your sibling's grandchild. Yay!

 

[agent020]

Thanks for your reminder. Actually, I understood the content of the law but my words didn't good enough to explain it ;-D so i made a mistake. It's great that you have read my work and show me what my mistake was. Thank you very much.

Edited by agent020, 28 August 2013 - 03:25 PM.

[Fruit]

Time to marry my sisters grandchild.

[-世界死神- chaos_animagic]

Guess those weird Japan Gramps going at it with Lolis actually holds some truth... guess they weren't illigal afterall, LOL.

[Pyronex]

Guess those weird Japan Gramps going at it with Lolis actually holds some truth... guess they weren't illigal afterall, LOL.

I'm pretty sure that being "loli" would make them pretty fuckin illegal

[Captainsh1tfart]

I've got a wonderful idea.... how about we just not date, fuck, or marry ANYONE that you're related to??? Mkay?