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Another example of matriarchical female sexual promiscuity and male cuckoldry, this case, among Turkic tribes from the Buddhist Idiqut Kingdom of Qocho, was given by Marco Polo and Han Chinese men, travellers from across the Silk Road (Arabs, Chinese, Italians, Persians, Mongols, other Turkics, etc.) slept with the women of this men.
Marco Polo also says that Kublai Khan tried to ban this cuckoldry, but both, local men and women pressed him to kept it.
>HERE HE TELLS OF THE PROVINCE OF CAMUL. Camul is a province which used to be* a kingdom by itself, -in the great province of Tangut. There are towns and villages enough under it, and the chief town is called Camul like the province. And the province is towards the plough-beam between two deserts, for on the one side is the very great desert of Lop • of which we have spoken above and on the other is a little desert of three days march in length. -[24d] And the people of that province are all idolaters like the others narrated above, and have a language for them-selves. And they live on the fruit of the land; for they have things to eat and to drink enough, both for themselves and they give and sell them to the wayfarers who pass that way, to whom they will and as they please, ·and to merchants who carry them to other places.- and they are men of very cheerful looks and all greatly given to amusement, for they are devoted to nothing else but the playing of instruments and singing and dancing and briefly in taking great bodily enjoyment. They delight also in reading and writing after their manner.
Marco Polo
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Another example of matriarchical female sexual promiscuity and male cuckoldry, this case, among Turkic tribes from the Buddhist Idiqut Kingdom of Qocho, was given by Marco Polo and Han Chinese men, travellers from across the Silk Road (Arabs, Chinese, Italians, Persians, Mongols, other Turkics, etc.) slept with the women of this men.
Marco Polo also says that Kublai Khan tried to ban this cuckoldry, but both, local men and women pressed him to kept it.
>HERE HE TELLS OF THE PROVINCE OF CAMUL. Camul is a province which used to be* a kingdom by itself, -in the great province of Tangut. There are towns and villages enough under it, and the chief town is called Camul like the province. And the province is towards the plough-beam between two deserts, for on the one side is the very great desert of Lop • of which we have spoken above and on the other is a little desert of three days march in length. -[24d] And the people of that province are all idolaters like the others narrated above, and have a language for them-selves. And they live on the fruit of the land; for they have things to eat and to drink enough, both for themselves and they give and sell them to the wayfarers who pass that way, to whom they will and as they please, ·and to merchants who carry them to other places.- and they are men of very cheerful looks and all greatly given to amusement, for they are devoted to nothing else but the playing of instruments and singing and dancing and briefly in taking great bodily enjoyment. They delight also in reading and writing after their manner.
Marco Polo
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