The Societal Structure of the Khasi Ethnicity Within India, the Volume of the World Which Once Utilized a Matrilineal Societal Structure, the Concept of the “Khatduh/Khadsaw” (Youngest Daughter), How the Khasi Commuincate With Eachother Within the Hillside Mountains of Meghalaya, India, the Primary Religions Practiced by the Khasi, the Reason Some Khasi Men Decide to Leave Their Family Permanently, and the Commonality of Khasi Men Developing Multiple Families

In India, the Khasi people who are 1,750,000 (1.75 million) in number, live a matrilineal way of life, in which the property and the family name is passed down the female lineage of a family. It’s believed that this way of life was once practiced by 30% of the world’s population. The role of the “khatduh” (pronounced “cat-do”) which is the youngest daughter of the family, is the most important member of the family in the Khasi society as the youngest daughter is most likely to marry last and the...

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