The impact of polyandry on women

The impact of the "polyandry" system on women is that women's lives will become more complicated and difficult.

If the "polyandry" system is implemented, it will inevitably cause greater burden and pressure on these women. Because if a woman has multiple husbands at the same time, she must provide corresponding material and spiritual support. This will make life more complex and difficult. This system will also encounter many difficulties and challenges in practical application. For example, if a woman has multiple husbands at the same time, then specific arrangements and coordination need to be made in terms of who is responsible for having children, household expenses, emotional relationships, etc.

These problems are not just talk, but require practical operations and specific solutions to solve them. If adjustments are not made properly or conflicts arise, this can lead to many complex problems and life difficulties. Therefore, before implementing polyandry, practical issues and challenges must be considered.

Introduction to the origin of the "polyandry" system:

In Central Asia, the "polyandry" system originated from the Vedic period abroad. In the Rigveda era, polyandry was as widely accepted as a god. It is the product of the matrilineal society of primitive humans. However, with the improvement of human cultivation and the increasing prosperity of commerce, the living conditions in the Ganges Plain have gradually improved, and the original matrilineal society has begun to show signs of disintegration. The important reason is that in the early production society where heavy manual labor was the main focus.

Men gradually took advantage of their physical strength and began to occupy a dominant position in production and life. However, in some relatively poor and backward areas, the "polyandry" system has been passed down, such as the Hongla Mountains in Nepal. Here, a woman has several brothers from the same mother as men at the same time, and marriage has nothing to do with love and loyalty.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Polyandry