Mesou Culture

Mesou culture refers to the culture of the Mesou city-states, territories and peoples in the western Inland Sea. The concept of "Mesou Culture" was outlined by ?, who derived the name from the city of Mésoukeanisi, a city located in northern Raqqos prior to its destruction in 1780BGE.
Mesou culture varied greatly across its thousand year history.
== Traditional Mesou ==
Traditional Mesou culture was underpined by female leadership. Their authority varied between different territories and time periods. Early Mesou Queens were tribal leaders and administrators of cities, akin to Archons. Later, they became monarchs known as Queens and their authority grew from fuedal to absolute.
Traditional Mesou architecture typically mirrored Argaivan architectural themes, such as white stone and marble and mono-coloured facades for palaces and temples. As Mesou culture evolved along the west Argaivan coastline, aquatic and maritime themes were both economically important and culturally prevalent.
== Post-matrilineal Mesou ==
== Revivalist Mesou ==