Why was Dionysian only women in the first place?

There is a legend that a large part of this one originated in Thrace, and that his mother Semele also originated from Zemele, the Thracian goddess of the earth, who came to Greece with his mother.

Dionysian Day is that the god of wine is a male god, and only girls will believe in it.

Because girls themselves suffer in India, Dionysus comically dresses up as Hercules, but under the lion's skin he wears **.

Because Dionysus is male, and he is the son of Mother Earth, the Son opposite to Mother God, and the same god as Mother God is closely related to agriculture.

Because Dionysus was a male god, almost completely subordinate to the mother's male god, only women could participate.

Dionysus is also the god of babies, and he has an alias called Licnitus, which is derived from Richnon, the cradle where children sleep. Dionysus, as the infant god, was undoubtedly also a god worshipped by women, such as the priestess Tiades of Delphi.

Dionysus is a term for people who drink a lot, but nothing should be overdone.

Because Dionysus is not only male, but also female, many women are able to participate.

There doesn't seem to be such a festival in China.

Dionysian festival refers to any festival held in Greco-Roman religion for the god of wine, Bacchus (Dionysus). They may have originally been sacrificed to the god of abundance. When the festival was introduced to Rome from southern Italy, it was initially held in secret for three days, with only women participating.

Later, men were also allowed to participate, and the sessions were held as many as five times a month. This festival, which became a feast of wine, led the Roman Senate to issue an edict in 186 BC banning the Dionysian festival throughout Italy. But for many years the festival was not banned in southern Italy.

The custom of reverence for the god of wine was introduced to Greece in the 13th century BC, and its ** is the Egyptian Passion of Abydos, which tells the story of the rebirth of Osiris.

Take a look at the history books of junior high school! Then there is an answer.