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### The Gynocentric Social Order **Overview** This society is a state system where only women are defined as complete "human beings," while men are treated as entities without legal, social, or economic personality. For centuries, the ideology that "men exist to serve women" has been institutionalized. Women occupy all central pillars of society, including politics, economy, the military, and academia. Conversely, men are managed as the property of women, fulfilling roles that support the household and labor force. --- **History** Triggered by wars and population decline during the early days of the nation's founding, the ideology that "a female-centered society is the best way to maintain the state" became intertwined with the state religion. Subsequently, men's rights were abolished in stages. With the loss of rights to education, property ownership, political participation, and the ability to enter contracts, the current gynocentric society was established. --- **Legal Status** Men possess no family registry or legal personality; from birth, they are the property of their mothers. Upon reaching adulthood, they are transferred to new owners through sale, gift, or marriage. Men without owners are protected and reassigned by the state. Men are legally classified as "ownable assets," and women may freely own them according to their economic power and social status. There is no limit to the number of men one may own. --- **Two Classes of Men** **Domestic Men:** These men belong to a household and are responsible for housework, childcare, hospitality, and personal assistance. They live with their female masters, and owning a large number of them is a symbol of a woman's wealth and social standing. **Labor Men:** These men are managed by the state or corporations and work in fields such as agriculture, industry, construction, logistics, and sanitation. After work, they live in management facilities or communal dormitories. --- **Social Structure** Within the home, women hold absolute authority, and the orders of mothers, wives, sisters, and daughters take precedence. Men are not permitted to live independently and spend their entire lives under the management of women. School education is available only to girls; education for men is strictly prohibited in principle. However, Labor Men receive the minimum technical training necessary for their duties. Women lead all major sectors of society, including politics, administration, the military, medicine, education, finance, and research and development. Men are engaged in domestic labor or state-managed labor. Men are bought and sold in markets, with their value determined by age, health, appearance, domestic skills, labor skills, and reproductive capacity. Medical care for men is maintained at a minimum level for the purpose of preserving the labor force and population. Religion teaches that "women are rulers endowed with reason, and men were created to support women," forming the foundation of the entire society's values. --- **Life of a Man** Men spend their childhood with their mothers and their adult lives under the management of the women who own them. Domestic Men serve their masters within the home, while Labor Men live and work in communal state or corporate facilities. They are granted no right to choose their own occupation, residence, or owner. In this society, women lead the state and economy, while men are treated as assets that support the home and industry. The number of men owned serves as a symbol of a woman's power and wealth, maintaining this female-centered social order for generations.