Karalian Empire culture

FMASN culture is the society of the Federal Monarchy of Allied Sovereign Nations.

Gender roles
Males and females in FMASN society have different roles. Females actually have higher social status than males, as cultural values encourage the treatment of women as royalty. As a result, early Vaikan societies were matriarchal. In FMASN culture, this value still holds today. Political positions held by females greatly outnumber that of males.

Males are expected to be guardians or protectors. Thus, military culture is highly male-oriented. Generally, males who hold a leadership position in the government are expected to be supreme strategists.

Jobs hold a specific set of physical or mental requirements and do not differ between genders. Due to the natural diversity of Vaikan, gender roles still overlap from time to time with ocassional female military leaders or male political leaders.

Fashion
Fashion constantly changes though many common trends are regarded as tradition. Males generally where loose-fitting clothing that covers all but the face. Females on the other hand wear tunics or dresses often designed to evoke intimidating beuaty.

Robots
Robots became a major part of FMASN culture just like all previous Vaikan civlizations dating back to the earliest clay golems. Robots are seen as artificial servants to the Vaikan, designed to carry out tedious tasks. As a result, unskilled labor is only found in areas where the locals are unable to afford maintaining robots.

Robots do not replace skilled labor of FMASN society, because it is generally believed that that is what separates robots from Vaikan. As repetitive tasks are associated with robots, slavery is banned in the FMASN. Conversely, sapient robots are also banned as many Vaikan believe that if they became sapient, they would replace the Vaikan who were responsible for thinking and planning.

Robots are also used as a major component of the Federal Legion as pawns. Any Vaikan infantrymen are expected to be highly trained before going into the field.