History Main / LadyLand

** Also accounting has long been a traditionally female activity and largely remains so for domestic purposes. While it is often the husband who earns the household's income, it is he who receives an allowance from his wife, instead of the wife being given a budget for groceries and household items. [[note]]It should noted that Japanese men are often away from their homes either at work or in combat. And this is still true in modern Japan with men often away from home with very long work hours.[[/note]]

* Despite the title, ''Creator/AbbottAndCostello Go to Mars'', the comic duo (plus a few extras) end up on Venus, complete with the requisite all-female society, including the Queen and cabinet. The men are treated as interesting curiosities, but in the end are rejected in favor of mere holograms of the former beefcake King!

* Another ''Franchise/StarWars'' fic ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/5127107/1/Caught-Between-a-Rock-and-a-Hard-Place Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place]]'' has Han and Leia forced to land on a planet where the northern half of the planet is this. While they try to survive and find a way to get a distress signal out, Han reluctantly finds himself having to take the role of Leia's slave and has to do a lot of walking around naked or nearly naked, and Luke ends up naked too when he arrives near the end of the story.

* ''Manga/OokuTheInnerChambers'' has Tokugawa Japan mutate into this after decades of ravages by an endemic [[{{Gendercide}} Red-faced Pox]] that attacks only men. With a gender ratio of 1:4 in favor of women, men who make it to adulthood are barred from any remotely dangerous or strenuous occupations as "precious seed-bearers" while women have taken over all positions of authority.

* In ''Literature/{{Victoria}}'', Azania is a science fiction example. Founded by feminists revolting against patriarchy in a post-apocalyptic world, by the time of the story it has become a high-tech Amazonian nation whose mostly lesbian inhabitants have replaced marriage and motherhood with [[HomosexualReproduction eugenic cloning]]. Unfortunately, most of them are also [[StrawFeminist genocidally hostile]] to all men.

* ''TabletopGame/{{Ponyfinder}}'': Ponies are culturally matriarchal, which primarily results in their having chiefly female rulers and a pantheon based around goddesses rather than gods. This causes some CrossCulturalKerfuffle with Sun Cats, who are ''patriarchal'' and, among other things, worship the Sun ''King'' rather than the Sun Queen.

* English writer Edmund Cooper wrote ''Five to Twelve'' (the future proportion of men to women), which follows a male activist trying to get rights for men because his sperm can only produce male children, and ''Literature/WhoNeedsMen'', in which men are wiped out except for some enclaves up in Scotland (parthenogenesis is used for reproduction).

* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' fandom, portraying Equestria as a Lady Land of some stripe or another is quite popular, largely due to the majority of the main and background characters being female, especially in the early seasons, and to actual equine biology -- real-life herd grazers like horses are quite definitely ''not'' anything like the stereotypical portrayal of a pack centered on an Alpha Male and his meek, compliant harem; as someone put it on the ScienceMarchesOn page on this very wiki, the male's actual role is "basically a mobile sperm bank". Its exact depiction varies from stallions as the recipients of well-intentioned sexual patrionism (reversed chivalry/machoism, essentially) to full-fledged sexual repression to simply instincts/laws that support the GenderRarityValue of the stallions. There is also a whole subset of these fics on [[Website/FimfictionDotNet FIMFiction]] called, [=RGRE=] (Reverse Gender Role Equestria) which often (but not always) features an anonymous protagonist who ends up in an Equestria- or sometimes Equestria Girls world-where [[PersecutionFlip he is subjected to the same condescending treatment one expects to be given to a woman in our world]].

* Earth in ''Anime/ArmitageIII'' is this, and the GreaterScopeVillain of the story. {{Straw Feminist}}s have achieved such political power that women's rights have soared past "equal to men" to "the status of White South Africans during Apartheid". In fact, this ultimately leads to the threat of TheWarOfEarthlyAggression that drives the series' plot. Much of Mars' human population is male and when the feminist political group [[spoiler:finds out that Martians have succeeded in producing "Thirds", a category of RidiculouslyHumanRobot that goes beyond a mere SexBot to being able to ''reproduce with humans'', they demand Mars cease producing Thirds and destroy the ones it has created, or else they will invade and force them to do. Even before open warfare erupts, they are willing to send assassins and saboteurs to force Martian compliance.]]

* Deconstructed in ''{{WesternAnimation/Wonder Woman|2009}}'' -- where being raised in a single-gender society has resulted in Diana growing up inherently mistrustful of men. Part of her Aesop is learning that not all men are evil. Hippolyta is given a WhatTheHellHero from Persephone -- who points out the hypocrisy of the queen getting to raise a daughter while none of them could.

* The Gene Roddenberry series ''Series/GenesisII'' is about an organization trying to rebuild human civilization after the apocalypse. The Female dominated culture, the Confederacy of Ruth, was one of several the organization was trying to influence. Interestingly the {{Aesop}} was not 'Female Dominance Bad' but that the men didn't need to be drugged into compliance but if treated with respect and kindness would happily submit to their female masters. BrokenAesop?

** The Drahvins in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS3E1Galaxy4 Galaxy 4]]" are a malevolent HumanAlien female-dominated culture with a social structure similar to social insects, with genetically engineered leader and worker classes of women and a few men kept around as sperm donors.
** The Sisterhood of Karn in "The Brain of Morbius" and "The Night of the Doctor" are an all-female theocracy on the planet Karn with massive psionic powers, the secret of immortality and a prickly relationship with their neighbors the Time Lords of the planet Gallifrey (some expanded-universe material depicts them as TheRemnant of an earlier Gallifreyan civilisation that was matriarchal and magic-based in nature).
** The serial "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS25E2TheHappinessPatrol The Happiness Patrol]]" gives this trope a nod when two male guards complain to each other about the female guards getting better assignments and weaponry (all the positions of authority in their society are held by women, too).

** The Drahvins in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS3E1Galaxy4 Galaxy 4]]" are a malevolent AmbiguouslyHuman female-dominated culture with a social structure similar to social insects, with genetically-engineered leader and worker classes of women and a few men kept around as sperm donors.
** The Sisterhood of Karn in "The Brain of Morbius" and "The Night of the Doctor" are an all-female theocracy with massive psionic powers, the secret of immortality and a prickly relationship with the Time Lords (some expanded-universe material depicts them as TheRemnant of an earlier Gallifreyan civilisation that was matriarchal and magic-based in nature).

* ''Series/MotherlandFortSalem'': The matrifocal commune Tally is from doesn't allow men at all. Due to this, she is still a virgin at nineteen. It's unclear how the children are produced. Tally later relates how even her mom's male lawyer almost got attacked for setting foot there (even though he was invited by her to hand legal business).

** The episode "The Weaker Sex" takes place on a parallel world where women took over and became the dominant sex. All politicians, professionals, athletes, etc. are female and men are relegated to being house husbands or secretaries. Women are also INCREDIBLY sexist toward men (Quinn gets a job based solely on his looks, which the boss keeps commenting on, and Rembrandt has what turns out to be a one-night stand with a woman he thought really liked him.) Arturo tries to improve the system by running for mayor [[spoiler: Considering staying if he wins, the initial results announcement claims he lost and so he slides, but then the audience learns that there was an error and he did win after all.]]

** In "[[Recap/FuturamaS6E7TheLatePhillipJFry The Late Phillip J. Fry]]", Fry, the Professor, and Bender end up far in the future in a technologically advanced society that consists entirely of women. They offer to fix the boys' time machine so they can get back to the right time period...AFTER they have a fertility banquet to honor their visitors since "even very old and stupid males are prized". Bender, being the odd one out, cuts their visit short.

** The subterranean dark elves, or drow, in the ''TabletopGame/ForgottenRealms'' and ''TabletopGame/{{Greyhawk}}'' settings live in a [[ReligionOfEvil vicious theocracy]] ruled by a tyrannical {{Matriarchy}} devoted to the demonic spider-goddess Lolth ([[SpellMyNameWithAnS or Lloth, depending on who you ask]]). Almost all men are either [[SlaveMooks warrior grunts]], mid-level military commanders, sycophantic courtesans, or bitter mages, while the women are either [[DressedLikeADominatrix bondage-gear-wearing]], sword-swinging {{Dominatrix}} and [[TheBaroness sadistic military commanders]] or bondage-gear-wearing [[WhipOfDominance whip-wielding dominatrix priestesses]].

** Also accounting has long been a traditionally female activity and largely remains so for domestic purposes. While it is often the husband who earns the household's income, it is he who receives an allowance from his wife, instead of the wife being given a budget for groceries and household items. [[note]]It should noted that Japanese men are often away from their homes either at work or in combat. And this is still true in modern Japan with men often away from work in very long work hours.[[/note]]

* In the film ''[[Film/IAmNotAnEasyMan Je ne suis pas un homme facile]] (''I am not an easy man''), the protagonist, Damien, is transported to a gender-flipped alternate world where women dominate business, politics, religion, and so forth. France is led by a female president, God is traditionally seen as female, and men struggle to be taken seriously in the workplace. Masculinist groups organize protests to fight the matriarchy.

* In the film ''Film/[[IAmNotAnEasyMan Je ne suis pas un homme facile]] (''I am not an easy man''), the protagonist, Damien, is transported to a gender-flipped alternate world where women dominate business, politics, religion, and so forth. France is led by a female president, God is traditionally seen as female, and men struggle to be taken seriously in the workplace. Masculinist groups organize protests to fight the matriarchy.

* Soviet-era Polish sci-fi film ''Film/SexMission'' has two men wake up from [[HumanPopsicle cryostasis]] and find themselves in an all-female world. Reproduction is by parthenogenesis

* The 1950's BMovie version is spoofed in the sci-fi comedies by [[http://www.doollee.com/PlaywrightsL/lovett-steve.html Steve Lovett]]; ''Babes In Outer Space'', ''20,000 Babes Beneath The Sea'', ''Atomic Cavegirls of Island Zero'', and ''Attack of the Zombie Moonmaids''.

* This is a premise in Film/Barbie2023 - Barbieland is run by the Barbies, from the president to construction workers, with the Kens being relegated to the role of "beach" (not lifeguard: beach). The dolls are surprised the real world isn't structured the same way.