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A male-supremacist society is a general term for a national system that defines only men as complete "persons" and treats women as entities without legal, social, or economic personality. In this world, the ideology that "women exist to support men" has been institutionalized for centuries, and women are managed as property. At the same time, they are considered a scarce resource essential for maintaining the birth rate. History Triggered by wars and population decline during the early days of the nation's founding, the ideology that "a male-centered society is the best way to maintain the state" became linked with the state religion, and women's rights were phased out. Later, in response to a decrease in the female population, policies were introduced to position women as a national resource, leading to the establishment of the current management system. --- Laws Female Status Act Women have no family register or legal personality; they become the property of their father from the moment of birth. After marriage, ownership transfers to the husband, and upon the husband's death, to a male relative in the family line. Women who lose their owner are protected and redistributed by the state. Domestic Female Possession Act It is stipulated that each household may own only one "Domestic Female." The purpose is to distribute the population evenly among households, and multiple ownership is prohibited. "Labor Females" managed by corporations or the state are exempt from this restriction. --- There are two types of women. Domestic Females belong to a household and are responsible for housework, childcare, and domestic management. Labor Females are managed by the state or corporations and perform tasks such as agriculture, industry, cleaning, and customer service. --- Society In the home, men hold absolute authority, and the orders of men—fathers, husbands, brothers, and sons—take priority. School education is available only to males, and teaching women to read and write is prohibited. However, Labor Females are given only the minimum skill training necessary for their duties. Women have no rights to any kind of freedom. --- Major social industries such as politics, military, medicine, education, commerce, and technological development are handled by men. Women are engaged in domestic labor or labor under state management. Domestic Females are bought and sold in a market for households, with their value determined by age, health status, appearance, domestic skills, and reproductive capacity. Labor Females are reassigned between the state and corporations. Owners may be subject to taxes such as the Female Possession Tax. --- Female medical care is minimally maintained for the purpose of population maintenance, and health management is conducted by the state. The military is composed solely of men, while women engage in rear support and production activities during wartime. In religion, the doctrine that "men were endowed with reason, and women were created to support men" is widely believed. --- Women live under the management of men throughout their lives. Ownership is inherited by the father during childhood, the husband after reaching adulthood, and a male relative in the family line after the husband's death. Domestic Females live in homes, while Labor Females live collectively in management facilities. Living alone is not permitted under the system. -- By thoroughly managing women, population maintenance and equal distribution to households are achieved. The division of roles, where men handle politics, economy, and the military, and women support the home and certain industries, forms the foundation of this world's social structure.