At its apex stood the Sith Dyarchy, composed of Darth Carnifex and his co-ruler Darth Prazutis, who ruled as an unbreakable Dark Dyad. While Carnifex was the supreme ruler and public face of the Kainate, Prazutis operated as the Mortarch, the architect of its intelligence, laws, and doctrines. Their rule was enforced through an intricate ideological framework known as Sith-Imperial Magostratism, which merged the magocracy of the Sith, arcane mastery and spiritual domination, with the stratocracy of the Imperial State; martial order, bureaucracy, and militaristic precision. This synthesis forged a rigid hierarchy justified by their philosophy of Eternal Rule, which declared that time, mortality, and revolution were illusions to be conquered through cloning, reincarnation, and unbroken institutional continuity.
Central to the Kainate's societal organization was its stratified caste system, known as the Magostratum. At the summit stood the Sith Magocrats, regarded as divine god-kings and sorcerers; beneath them, the Imperial Executors formed a technocratic and militaristic aristocracy; further down, productive servitors provided technical, industrial, and agricultural labor under strict obedience; subjugated thralls performed menial or exploitative tasks; and at the bottom lay the null stratum of exiles and heretics, erased from societal memory. This caste system was maintained through rigorous indoctrination, propaganda, and violent enforcement by institutions such as the Saaraishash and the Grand Tribunal.
The Kainate economy was structured as a corporatist command economy, directed by the Lord Bursar under the Dyarchs' will. All citizens' wealth was state-managed, with personal credits deducted for necessities and adjusted based on performance, fostering complete economic dependence. Meanwhile, the Sith aristocracy and military nobles circumvented these restrictions, accumulating and utilizing wealth freely to maintain their privilege and dominion. The economy's backbone included mass plunder expeditions, forced slave labor, molecular furnace industry, and covert cooperation with major galactic corporations, enabling the Kainate to remain technologically superior while evading galactic sanctions.
Its spiritual and metaphysical doctrines upheld the Dark Mandate, declaring that the Dark Side of the Force was not merely a path but an evolutionary imperative. The Light was viewed as a pacifying disease, and only the Sith's ruthless dominance could ensure the galaxy's refinement. This doctrine justified not only conquest and subjugation but also the horrors of their alchemical and cloning experiments, including the creation of artificial Force-sensitive Sith fully indoctrinated into Eternal Rule from gestation.
Militarily, the Kainate fielded the Immortal Legions, armies of strand-cast supersoldiers and cybernetic warriors, supported by the Shadow Armada, an ascetic naval fleet waging psychological warfare through celestial encirclement and annihilation tactics. Complementing them was the Flight Barony, an elite caste of Force-sensitive starfighter pilots, and auxiliary organizations like the Alchemist's Guild, Seekers of Knowledge, and the Crucible's vast slave-harvesting apparatus, which reinforced Kainite dominion both materially and ideologically.
At its heart lay Malsheem, the ark-worldcraft envisioned by Carnifex and Prazutis as the eternal bastion of Sith civilization. Entirely self-sufficient, Malsheem housed the Kainate's leadership, government, and production centers within its kilometer-deep hulls, serving as both fortress and spiritual temple for the Sith. Through Malsheem and the unyielding will of the Dyarchy, the Kainate projected its vision of a galaxy unified under absolute Sith rule, where every living being served either as soldier, tool, or sacrifice for the eternal dominion of the Dark Side.
