Matriarchy hikaye

After living for five years in the futuristic world of Etria, Annabelle has to return back to a home that is filled with magic in Ravendale. Her mother died from sickness; now she will have to become head of the household. Little did she know that her parents managed arrange marriage before their death. Nathaniel and Alexander are infamous twins, they are known to be cruel to women who tries to tame them. Unfortunately, Annabelle will be their wife. Polygamous marriage where one woman marries multiple men is a normal thing in Ravendale, while in Etria marriages are only monogamous. Follow Annabelle's journey as she uncover secrets of Ravendale and her true origin. Edited in 2021 cover by @WrittenByItzel All rights are reserved.

They're burning villages. They erased them from the map. They thought no one would notice. In Solara, women rule, magic shapes destiny, and marriage is currency. Aven was born to inherit power, but she wants something else. She wants to fight. When she leaves home to become an adventurer, she expects monsters and glory in the shining capital of Solara. Instead, she finds burned villages that no longer exist on official maps... and a conspiracy that reaches deeper than anyone dares to admit. With a scarred working-class husband, a poison-wielding orphan, and a reluctant healer at her side, Aven steps into a world where power is political, monsters are the least of her problems, and enemies hide in silk instead of shadows. The capital is glowing. But something underneath it is rotting. This is Book One of a Trilogy called Daughters of Dominion. Stay tuned for the second and third! COMPLETED

A famous male model wakes up in the body of the most hated consort in a powerful matriarchal empire. Elias was once the prince of modern-day Elaris City-beautiful, famous, and adored by millions. Until he opened his eyes in another world... Now trapped inside the body of Noble Consort Elyas, he must survive the dangerous inner palace ruled by the cold and untouchable Empress Selene-the very woman who despises him the most. Welcome to the Empire of Elyndra. If you enjoy: ✨ Ancient palace politics ✨ Transmigration ✨ Slow-burn tension ✨ Emotional chaos ✨ A reversed world ruled by women ✨ A male lead who absolutely did NOT sign up for any of this Then this story might become your next obsession ✨

From the heaven above to the river of eternity : Life is shedding crystal tears for Eve daughters while time is deaf infront their prayers. An unmentioned tale of the first she_fighter in a battle of freedom against time. "History is not always the eternal truth, it is what we decide to recognize as one" Helen

A collection of poem dedicated to all the kings and queen out there.

A young girl finds her way in a world that does not except her gift or her lineage. Herma is forced to choose between saving her kingdom by leading it or choosing to run so that she might have the chance to save herself.

Ashantae was but three years old when she first saw The Mother, Masari. The Mother frightened Ashantae with her wild appearance, but also made her feel warm, safe, protected. Her sister and her were orphaned, but never alone in their small tribe of superstitious people. The Mother was feared and revered and legendary. Ashantae was curious about this feral Goddess with her cold blue eyes and violent red hair that glowed purple and red in the sun. She felt a deep-set longing connection to The Mother. This is a story I've been wanting to write down for a very long time, but have only just found a reason to. This story takes place during the early years of our world, much before the age we live in. The lead character, Ashantae (Uh-shan-tay) is a young teen of 16, living in a world gifted with The Mother. Soon after her 16th birthday, The Mother loses her female companion and adopts Ashantae, sharing with her her longevity, her strengths, her senses, and the history of how all came to be.

Join me trying to world build yet another world! This time we have planetary aliens with a heavy matriarch history instead of humans in a earth-like fantasy world! There'll be notes, vocab, character designs, shorts and what not. I hope y'all can join along and see my process. So far I've spent a month---on and off--- by the time I publish this. I also don't think this needs to be said, but, people, don't steal my stuff. Although, I'm sure y'all aren't gonna do that. Published: April 13, 2023

Magic runs thick in the veins of every creature in the woods of Iryndor, in one twisted way or another. It could be beautiful, it could be benign. It could be breathtakingly evil. Rhae has lived in these enchanted woods all her life, a loyal member of the Sisters of Breath. She is familiar with the cold winters, and the looming threat of what lurks in the dark. But one day, she finds something else: a stranger, lacking the ever-present hum of power that hums through her own veins. Though at first wary, Rhae is soon enthralled by his tales of the mundane and ordinary. But in a world of magic, there is no place for the earthly. While an enchanting tale of love and its strength, "A Melody of Ice" also provides a chilling reminder of betrayal's sting, and what it can awaken within us all. ONC 2024 entry under prompt #95. Cover images retrieved from Pixabay.

(This is cringe and my friend wanted to read it. Ah shit.)

Its been one year since Asaka met Ezuni. They've learned and grown-separately and together-and are now in the port city of Pahazi. Here they will meet new people, get exposed to different cultures and find more than they bargained for. Will they stay together after this or will this be their final farewell?

A matriarchal rewrite of Anna Karenina. Just a little thought experiment I thought I'd share!

Several years after the events of Western Watch, Lady Merreth reflects on who she was, what she's done, and who she's become.

In the Eve of a battle, Three, the Dragon shall summon To end an old Reign Omens to burn, Courage to bend, And Loyalty slain. From darkness come embers, From high walls, the sea, All buried in stardust as fate comes to be. One trapped in a spell, alone in a dream, One bound to charred roots, One cursed not to see, All three shall wander, their footsteps a trail, Yet, their paths shall unite To unravel the veil. In the Valley of Stars The Dragon is held, The past is awakened, To bring upon hell. Open thy senses, Or come Mother, unfurled, Restore a dead throne, And bring forth the new world.

The Queen thinks her Queendom is thriving under the order of the Gods and women, but Hera is losing control of human fertility. When women start to get pregnant outside the Solstice Rite, the villagers either think miracle, or doom. Has it to do with illegal magic? Is this an acceptable situation to use technology again? As the Queen tries to find out, she wakes the wrath of the Gods, of Hera who wishes she had been stricter with the new humans when she saved them from their Apocalypse. But what if something hidden, something magic was overthrowing the Queendom for good? Technology is no match to the power of Nature. This is a fantasy novel with hints of science-fiction in a dystopic and post-apocalyptic world. It addresses the themes of the origin of civilisation, abuse of power, and the things that lead to the destruction of the Earth, notably overpopulation. Is it safer to obey and do what your community expects from you or is it worth it to question the system and live the life you want to live?

During a troubled walk through the park, Thomas comes across a peculiar white-haired woman with strikingly blue eyes. Attracted to her odd appearance, Thomas follows her into a glacial, matriarchal world called Vostok where the men are solely used for reproductive and laborious purposes. As a male, Thomas is forced to integrate and adapt to the masculine way of life in which he finds unjust and driven by misandry. Being the defiant-unruly boy that he is, Thomas puts in place a rebellion to overthrow the matriarchs and put and end to the Queendom.