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We are setting up the world for a fantasy story.

The tiny utopian country, named Harmonis, has a population of fewer than 20,000 people, governed by a theocratic government under a Godking, the current one being Godking Primoris. The country is divinely protected by The Absolute Sovereign, a god embodying the principles of absolute power, authority, and loyalty. The deity believes that willing submission of individuals to the state, represented by the Godking, is essential for maintaining order. The society is structured around a meritocracy-based class system, signified by the type of collar worn by each individual. The classes are as follows:

- Godking: Uncollared (Submits collar to Soverign's altar at crowning)
- The Divine Harem: Platinum - Godking's personal harem and priestesses
- The Favored: White thread - All children below 12 years of age
- The Trial: Red thread - All children aged 12-18 years old
- The Council of the Wise: Gold - The Godking's advisors
- The League of Masters: Silver - Masters of various fields
- The Zealous: Copper - Studious and talented individuals
- The Industrious: Iron - Hardworking and skilled workers
- The Subservient: Leather - Commoners
- The Bound: Barbed wire - Criminals serving their sentence

The citizens are free to leave the country at any time, undergoing a ceremonial removal of their collar to renounce the Godking’s protection and the country’s way of life. Corrolarily, emoving a collar within the country results in immediate exile. This freedom to leave prevents rebellions and ensures the citizens’ obedience is willing as per the Godking’s teachings. For the same reason, the religion does not try to spread itself, and personal worship of other gods are permitted as long as individuals remain obedient to the Godking.

Godkings live for exactly a thousand years since their corronation, remaining unaging in that time. On their thousand'th anniversary, they will pass away and divine light shall mark a successor.

Disputes and conflicts within Harmonis are resolved through a well-established legal and judicial system. The Council of the Wise serve as the primary arbiter for legal matters, and subordinate courts or assemblies led by members of the League of Masters are handle minor disputes. Many of the Zeleous will be in charge of maintaining Law and Order. However, any case may be apealed to be presented to the God King directly for final judgement if required. The barbed collar and lowered social status generally act as sufficient punishment for smaller crimes and remaining effort is put on rehabilitation. However, heinous crimes like murder and rape are met with much more severe punishments. Violating GodKing’s mandates is also a special crime and the punishment is decided on a case by case basis by the king himself.

Upon the birth of a child, a special ceremony are be held to welcome the newborn into the community. The ceremony might involve blessings from the Godking, and the gifting of a white thread collar to symbolize the beginning of the child’s life under the protection of The Absolute Sovereign. The family and community members are gather to celebrate the new life with feasts, music, and dance. Then on their every sixth birthday, the Godking personally re-collars them, marking their achievements on the collar. The collaring ceremony demonstrates deference to the Godking as the supreme authority through rituals and acts where individuals kneel before the Godking, bow their heads in respect, say their vows, obey a menial order, and receive their collar.

Funerals in Harmonis hold a mix of solemn condolences and reverence to the life of the deceased. Loved ones would gather to share memories, while a member of the Council of the Wise or the League of Masters may perform a eulogy highlighting the individual’s contributions to the community. Following the funeral, a procession may take place, where the deceased’s collar is removed, and their name inscribed in the registry, which are be kept in a sacred location or temple dedicated to The Absolute Sovereign. An accompanying, and perhaps the most important ceremony involves a detailed painting of the collar, capturing the intricate designs and symbols unique to each individual collar. These artistic representations would be displayed alongside the name of the deceased as a tribute to their life, thus preserving their memory and achievements within the community. Then their actual collar is be melted down and repurposed for the creation of new collars, the recycling and repurposing process symbolizing the continuation of life and the eternal cycle.

The main source of income and resources in Harmonis comes from agriculture, specialized handicrafts, the use of a unique magical system by the Sovereign, and valuable metals and gemstones. This wealth is distributed modestly across social classes to promote fair economic growth and inter-class cooperation. The nation’s public education system, overseen by the League of Masters, offers accessible learning opportunities in various fields. The healthcare system in Harmonis combines conventional and magical healing techniques, addressing both physical and mental well-being. Magic is also integrated into daily life, enhancing agriculture, transportation, communication, and infrastructure. The economy is supported by responsible resource management, including efficient water use, sustainable agriculture, energy conservation, and waste reduction. Culturally, Harmonis features unique art forms such as elaborate dances, intricate tapestries, shadow puppetry, enchanting music, and evocative storytelling. Several festivals throughout the year celebrate the Godking’s reign, harvest, and love and intimacy. The role of technology and innovation in Harmonis is significant, blending magical techniques with advancements in transportation, communication, and medical fields. Cultural exchange between Harmonis and other nations leads to vibrant interactions in arts, literature, and traditions, as well as trade fairs and scholarly exchanges. The unique magic of the Sovereign remains exclusive to Harmonis and is not shared with outsiders.

Harmonis is a peaceful nation, and other countries may view it with admiration or suspicion. However, its value as a trade partner, the Soverign's protection, and lack of a military force keep it safe from conflict. Citizens leaving Harmonis for the outside world may face challenges adapting to societies plagued by corruption, inequality, and strife.

* At age of 12, a white pendant is added to everyone’s collar signifying their virginity.
* Anyone who has sex must remove the pendant, signifying they are “non-virgin, and uncommitted”.
* If committed, the partner ties a blue pendant. Polyamorous are common, resulting in multiple pendants.
* Marriages must be approved and blessed by the GodKing adorning the couple with green pendants.
* Prostitution is a respected profession and are marked by a red pendant.
* Concubines (male and female) are also common and marked with yellow pendant.
* Each pendant has a unique name. Describe them.
* The godking may adorn anyone in a gold pendant, which prevents them from engaging in any sexual activity without the king’s permission. This usually means the king is interested in taking them in the future and is considered a great honor by most.
* The godking also reserves right to engage in sexual relations with anyone irrespective of their relationship status. Some form of prima nocta is considered as the Soverign’s personal blessing.


In the romantic and sexual culture of Harmonis, various colored pendants attached to the collars of each citizen signifing different aspects of an individual’s romantic and sexual experiences. These include:

1. Dragon’s Tear (White pendant): Shaped like a teardrop, this pendant is made of opal, reflecting the purity and innocence of virginity. The iridescence of the opal represents the potential for a person’s romantic journey to unfold. It is added to the white thread collar at the age of 6 by the Godking and must be removed when they experience sexual relations for the first time.

2. Loveleaf Bond (Blue pendant): Made of aquamarine and shaped like a delicate leaf with carefully engraved veins, this pendant signifies the growth and interconnectedness of committed relationships and is tied to the collar by the partner. In polyamorous relationships, multiple pendants may be tied, signifying several committed partnerships. 

3. Evergreen Union (Green pendant): Carved from emerald into a heart shape intertwined with an eternity knot, reflecting the lasting commitment of marriage and the deep love between life partners. It is provided by the Godking, when he/she approves and blesses their marriage.

4. Scarlet Muse (Red pendant): Shaped like a small flame and made from a polished red garnet gemstone, the pendant symbolizes the passion, warmth, and allure of those working in the respected profession of prostitution, signifing their occupation and availability.

5. Sunrise Embrace (Orange pendant): Crafted from carnelian, this pendant is shaped like two embracing figures facing the rising sun, symbolizing the deep affection and intimate relationship between concubines. The orange hue of the carnelian represents the warmth and passion of their love for each other, while the sunrise signifies the hope and renewal of their connection each day.

7. Sovereign’s Chalice (Gold pendant): Crafted from pure gold into the shape of an intricate chalice, this pendant signifies the honor and divine privilege bestowed upon those who have captured the interest and favor of the Godking. Those adorned with the Sovereign’s Chalice cannot engage in sexual activities without the king’s permission. Most consider this as a great honor since this usually means the Godking is interested in them.

The Godking reserves the right to engage in sexual relations with anyone despite their relationship status. Giving some form of prima nocta to the king is regarded as a personal blessing of the marriage from the Sovereign.