The Story of a Matriarchal Tribe

Shanyin Kingdom is the last matrilineal social settlement after the overall rise of patriarchy. Yin is respected, and the female leader is also the high priest of the kingdom. It is a political and religious regime. The army is mixed between men and women. Monogamy is practiced and no intermarriage with other ethnic groups is allowed. The geographical location is roughly in the southwest, with many hills and mountains. It borders the Dongshan area of ​​​​Gen State in the northeast and the nomadic Tarta in the west. . . . .