Public System: <span>Civilization</span>
Tribe
A first age nation barely removed from a family structure where all relationships are direct and there is little to no hierarchy or stratification.
Trade empire
One which includes an extranational merchant class and is wealthy in large part due to trade.
Third age of nations
A supranational empire where trade has fully abstracted the relationship between oligarchs and the people they exploit.
Supranational
Existing above the power of states or nations.
State
Highly militarized partitioning of societies into economic markets imposed for segregating, competing, allocating and establishing property ownership.
Second age of nations
Hierarchical trade empires which included a powerful extranational merchant class.
Population
The people objectified and possessed by the endo-ideals of an endogroup.
Passive genocide
The denial of life essentials to populations where people will die without access to them.
Nation
Layered and overlapping societies gathered for community, cooperation and sharing, and existing across borders and generations.
Mono-empire
The transcendental global empire at the end of the third age of nations.