The origins of the fundamental principles underlying evolution and natural law remain an unresolved challenge in both philosophy and science. This study introduces the Ahuraic Framework (AF), a novel formal–mathematical model that demonstrates how physical and biological laws, as well as their associated phenomena, can be systematically derived within a three-component, layered architecture, showing how these laws and phenomena emerge from three foundational, layered components. The framework consists of the Ahuraic Manifold, the Ahuraic Field, and a set of nine Ahuraic Principles, and illustrates how these components jointly generate observable laws and evolutionary dynamics. Within this structure, natural laws are obtained through a constrained optimization process that systematically translates abstract axioms into empirical phenomena. The framework is fully consistent with known physical and biological regularities while providing a unifying explanation for phenomena ranging from quantum entanglement to cosmological dynamics. By reframing the laws of nature as crystallized manifestations of deeper organizational rules, the Ahuraic Framework offers a meta-theoretical foundation that integrates physics, evolutionary biology, and complexity science. Rather than replacing established paradigms, it situates them within a broader ontological structure, thereby providing a coherent pathway toward unified explanations of order, complexity, and consciousness across scales.This paper presents the first version of a three-layered architecture; although certain parts require further refinement, its layered and component-based perspective can be highly valuable.