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=== 1. The First Village (Sovereigns) - The original settlement. - Fully sovereign, no king, no hierarchy. - Represents the natural state of humanity: freedom, autonomy, and self-governance. === # Second Village / Intermediate Settlement - A more structured settlement begins to experiment with hierarchy and collective management. - Some concepts of rulership appear (proto-legalism). - This is the first ideological fork: some want kings, others want to remain free. # Banpo (Legalized City) - Fully organized with aristocracy, storage systems, and urban planning. - The city is legalized—meaning the structures of hierarchy are formalized. - Here the real split happens: - Monarchies / Five Barbarians: Reject city rule, want kings, go nomadic, wage war. - City Citizens: Join Banpo, give up sovereignty, accept aristocratic protection. - Sovereigns / First Village descendants: Remain independent, reject both the Monarchies and the city.
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