Kraterocracy

Kraterocracy
"Might makes right!"
Basic Information
Aliases	Rule of the Strong Kratocracy Might makes right principle Spartan System National Darwinism (mistakenly) Imperialism on Steroids Feudalism on Steroids Caste System on Steroids Hobbesianism on Steroids Ingsoc Darwinism/Ingdar/English Darwinism Viking System Mongol Empire Model Brutality as Ideology Sith Orderism (Star Wars) SS Spartanism (TNO) Imperiumism Kratos Theocracy Klingonism Blood Knight (TV Tropes) Model Soulsborne Model Hollow Knight Model DoomGuy Thought Bowserism-Ganonism Great Diamond Authority Herrscher of the Void Thought Vergil Sparda Thought Literally every RPG final boss
Alignments	Fictional Ideologies OffComp AuthRight
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Ingsoc Social Darwinism Combatocracy Caste System
Influenced	Red-Pillism
Ideological Information
Notable Theorists	Fictional Adam Smasher (Cyberpunk) Apocalypse/En Sabah Nur (Marvel Universe) Catherine Rain Bilstein (Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein) Dark Lord Davoth/The Father (Doom) Darkseid (DC) DIO Brando (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) Doomguy/Doom Slayer (Doom) Emperor of Mankind (Warhammer 40k) Esdeath (Akame ga Kill!) Hans Hüttig (The New Order) Herrscher of the Void (Honkai Impact 3rd) Homelander (The Boys) Kefka Palazzo (Final Fantasy 6) Kratos (God of War) Legate Lanius (Fallout: New Vegas) Pale King (Hollow Knight) Reinhard Heydrich (The New Order) Scarlet King (SCP Foundation) Shao Kahn (Mortal Kombat) Sheev Palpatine/Darth Sidious (Star Wars) Vergil (Devil May Cry) Zaroff (The Most Dangerous Game) IRL Ragnar Redbeard (1859-1929) UK
Notable Examples	TBA
Variations
Schools of Thought	Imperiumism Absolute Monarchism (Pre-Horus Heresy) Ceremonial Monarchism (Post-Horus Heresy) Cultism Jingoism Imperialism Human Supremacy Militarism Necrocracy (Post-Horus Heresy) Oligarchy (Post-Horus Heresy) Police Statism Reactionary Modernism State Atheism (Pre-Horus Heresy) Universal Monarchism Xenophobia Ragnar Redbeard Thought Anglo-Saxon Nationalism Anti-Semitism Christophobia Contrarianism mh:philosophyball:Hedonism Patriarchy White Nationalism
Character Information
Likes	Killing people Committing genocide Enslaving people Going to the gym Soulsborne
Dislikes	Peace Filthy weaklings Soy boys Undertale
Song	The Flail Of God (Warlord) by Scythelord Vordt of The Boreal Valley Ornstein & Smough Dawn of war - Imperial Guard Rage of Sparta Dark Rebirth At Doom's Gate Sworn Through Swords Radiance Bury the Light Shatter One-Winged Angel Esdeath no Unmei Honkai Impact 3rd - Befall

Kraterocracy is an off-the-compass AuthRight ideology that believes it is the natural right of the strong to subjugate and tyrannize the weak. While Social Darwinism merely calls for the utter extermination of the weak, Kraterocracy calls for their complete subjugation. The only hope for the weak of achieving an even tolerable existence is to ascend the ranks via brute strength or manipulation. As such, Kraterocracy is highly comparable to an incredibly extreme and physical form of Oligarchy.

Beliefs

Kraterocracy believes in a system where the expression 'might makes right' is applied to governance. A kraterocratic government would be ruled by the strongest in society, most commonly through physical violence. However, a system like this could also be ruled by the most manipulative people as well, with people able to seize power through their abilities as a demagogue, rather than as a fighter. Nonetheless, kratocratic systems are often associated with physical force.

Kraterocrats are also often imperialists, ultranationalists, racists, sexists, or whatever else fits well into their “Might makes Right” mantra.

Real examples of similar systems.

Sparta

Sparta was an ancient Greek polis. As its mythical creator was considered Lycurgus. There was a caste system, divided into three castes: citizens, free people without civil rights, and slaves. Sparta was ruled by two hereditary kings, that were military commanders and warriors. Decisions were made by the council of elders with 30 members, including 2 kings. Boys from 7 years old were subjected to physical and military training that was intended to create strong warriors. Weak and disabled children were abandoned in mountains or thrown from rocks.

Mongol Empire

TBA

Crusades

TBA

Other imperialist nations

• Main article: Imperialism

Fictional

Law of the jungle

The Law of the Jungle is a fictional concept from the book The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling. This law would be a code of law in a jungle, which would be especially for packs. The laws of the code are made explicit in the poem "The law for the wolves" which has phrases like: "...For the strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack..." and "...Remember that the wolf is a hunter - go ahead and get your own food...".

Other definitions state what would be said would be the lack of civilized laws and the strongest being able to do what they want, in which the collins dictionary uses the following example sentence: "The law of the jungle demands: kill or be killed."

Warhammer 40k

Warhammer 40k game is about humanity ruled by an absolute doctrine with other cosmic powers and with its own internal conflicts. For millennia, people have held hegemony organized in a big state officially known as the Empire of Man with its capital on Earth known as Holy Terra, which brings together nearly a million inhabited planets and covers a larger area of ​​the galaxy. The Empire from the very beginning has been led by the immortal Emperor, surrounded by a divine cult, whose will is interpreted by the Archlords of Terra. The human state is a dystopian in which oppressive xenophobia is promoted, and the superiority of people over other civilizations, where progress and new mental movements are severely condemned, for fear of mankind deviating from believing in the Emperor's instructions.

Doom

TBA

Personality and Behaviour

Kraterocracy combines the "might-makes-right" attitude of Social Darwinism, with the imposing, intimidating, and calculating demeanor of Ingsoc. He will not hesitate to punch, fight, and/or utterly obliterate any and all who stand in his way, but usually refrains from doing so for the sake of polite conversation and political subterfuge.

How to Draw

Flag of Kraterocracy

1. Draw a ball,
2. Color it in black,
3. Draw a dark blue omega symbol (Ω) in the middle of the ball,
4. Add a single eye in the center of the omega,
5. (Optional) Give the ball a sword or other weapon of choice

You are done!

Color Name		HEX	RGB
	Black	#0A0A0A	10, 10, 10
	Dark Blue	#061A9B	6, 26, 155

Relationships

Peak Strength

• Imperialism - Weak nations deserve to be oppressed.
• Social Darwinism - A worthy foe, even if you lack structure.
• Combatocracy - Even if we fight, in the end, the strong will rule.
• Stratocracy - Who is stronger than trained soldiers I ask?
• Autocracy - An autocratic leader would be the strongest in their nation so they are in the right.
• Crusadism, Khanism & Spartanism - Closest things to a real-world counterpart of mine.
• Jingoism & Irredentism - You love wars? I can offer you them.
• Caste System - A very useful structure in order to keep the weak down.

Partially Worthy

• Ingsoc - You may subjugate the weak, but in their luxury and brainwashing, the Inner Party grows weak as well.
• Avaritionism - Your strong may succeed, but what is the purpose of strength if not to subjugate?
• Hive-Mind Collectivism - You do establish sovereignty, but if every foe is alike, what weak is there to subjugate?
• Kleptocracy - Why must you keep your strength a secret? Make your deception known to the world.
• Oligarchy - If only you were as strong as me, but you're not so I cannot be your friend.
• Nazism - You claim to be the master race and yet you lost?
• National Capitalism - A moderate whose meekness makes him a weak foe.
• Racial Nationalism & Ethnonationalism - You see differences between nations but people inside of your nation are different as well. You don't understand this and treat them equally.
• Capitalism - Yes, there is no unjust hierarchy, but living in luxury makes him a weak foe.
• Reactionary Socialism - A somewhat worthy foe whose weakness is compassion for the poor. How pitiful.
• National Bolshevism - You're very similar to the one above but more aggressive and therefore more worthy.
• State Liberalism - Another somewhat worthy foe that seems to have empathy for certain lower, pitiful classes. Or better, pretend to be.
• Technocracy - You may support the rule of the mentally strong, but where is your physical strength?
• Machiavellianism - You seem adept at deception and manipulation, but like the above, your lack of physical strength is pitiful.
• Neoconservatism - You seem to focus too much on trivial things such as "Diplomacy". At least, you're still a worthy foe.
• Post-Humanism - A futuristic foe of formidable might similar to mine, unfortunately, our end goals are not exactly in the same path. But Smasher is based.
• Senatorialism - An unworldly foe I have never seen in my entire existence... You are the only true white whale left for me to conquer. And you are actually stronger than me, but I'm scared to admit it.
• Illuminatism - Why are you so secretive? Real rulers don't fear to reveal themselves to the masses.
• Esoteric Fascism - You could have been a perfect foe for me, it's a shame that your mental quirkiness weakens you into an unworthy helpless degenerate. So out of my way, or I will gonna let you "meet" your imaginary Xeno friends!
• Feudalism - Too moderate, but still better than many ideologies.
• Ultranationalism - You should subjugate not only weaker nations but the weak inside of your nation as well.
• State Atheism - A good candidate for a real-world version of Kratos but you need to lose weight. Otherwise, I will just slash that fat off you.
• Hobbessianism - One of my top philosophers of all time but you're still too tame.

Puny

• Ochlocracy - Quantity before quality? Not a worthy foe.
• Anarcho-Egoism & Anarcho-Nihilism - No gods? No kings? A life not worth living.
• Communalism - Opposition is essential to assert one's strength.
• Soulism - There is no such thing as an unjust hierarchy.
  • - NO, because hierarchy is a man-made thing. And all overcomplicated and hierarchical things will inevitably collapse because universal laws love simplicity!
• Anarcho-Primitivism - Why commit to using such rudimentary weaponry?
• Primalism - Yes, subjugation includes animals, for they are weaker entities.
• Anarcho-Pacifism - You insist on supporting "peace"? Just pitiful.
• Radical Centrism - And you, instead, search "compromise" with the foe? Even more pitiful.
• Mediocracy & Kakistocracy - Their sole purpose is to die by my hand.
• Socialism & Welfarism - All beings ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL. Some are born strong, some with greater beauty, some are born into poverty, and others are born sick and feeble, but in birth and in upbringing, in the sheer scope of ability, every individual is inherently different. That is why people discriminate against one another, which is why there is a struggle, competition, and the unfaltering march of progress, while only the weak are left behind. There is nothing unnatural about inequality, but EQUALITY IS.
• Democratic Socialism & Reformist Marxism - Same as the above, even weaker and spineless. A bunch of worthless degenerates without any redeeming quality or accomplishment to be made.
• Nietzscheanism - I am the true Ubermensch.
• Posadism - CHEATER!!!! Bombarding everything with nuclear bombs is not a real test of strength!
• Illegalism - You will always lose without organization, pathetic scum.
• Insurrectionary Anarchism - Again, you will always lose without org- WHAT, HOW IS HE WINNING?! *quickly composes himself* You know what, you're actually a worthy foe.

Further Information

Literature

• Might Makes Right: Only The Strong Survive by Charles Sledge

Wikipedia

• Might makes right

Videos

• Instead of Debates Just Fight To The Death by Jreg
• Charles zi Britannia's speech about inequality

Gallery

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