Polyandry is the Nihar custom, so who is in charge of the family?

Monogamy, which is the embodiment of civilization in the age of civilization, is normal and reasonable for most people in the world. However, these certainly do not include some people in the mountainous regions of Nepal. Because in their cognition, polyandry is the legal code that has been handed down since ancient times.

Polyandry is a time-honored marriage in Sparta, with two brothers and one wife living in one house". This is also recorded in the Histories of Ancient Greece. In other words, in Nepal, and even in other countries, there used to be such a polyandry rule, and its existence was upheld and valued by us.

However, with the change of society, such rules and regulations were gradually abolished, and today, only the mountainous regions of Nepal still have such polyandry marriages.

According to insufficient statistical analysis, the percentage of polyandry in Nepal accounted for more than 53% of the number of married lives in China in the early days, but this information continues to decline with social changes. To put it bluntly, polyandry is not a pure way of having one woman and two men, and it is common in Nepal for three or five brothers to marry at the same time. Not only that, but even many men who are not brothers can have a wife together.

For example, between cousins and cousins.

However, it is not necessary to assume that the last person who benefits from polyandry is women, because in Nepal the status of women is so low that their existence is equivalent to an "object", or a domestic nanny: taking care of the family, raising children, and serving men, most importantly, without a salary. This is a bit ironic, for many contemporary women, it is not wrong to "marry" many men, one can be responsible for raising a family, one is responsible for cleaning and hygiene, one is responsible for taking care of the baby, and the other is responsible for accompanying their own ......This is the opening of everything normal polyandry.

But polyandry in Nepal has completely refreshed the ideal of women: women marry into their mother-in-law's family at a young age, they may be three brothers, or they may be five brothers, they are all your husbands, and you have the responsibility to meet the physical needs of these people, and at the same time, you also need to take care of their food and daily life.

It is a man, and the status of women in the local area is particularly low, and it is the men who have the final say when encountering things, and women also need to take care of the lives of these men.

The vast majority of the people in charge of the family are husbands, and it is not the norm in their national habits, and the vast majority of people in charge of the family are the male owners of the family.

Of course, the head of the family is a woman, because polyandry is practiced in this place, which means that the status of the wife will be higher.