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Meiieid good lesson of teaching 👏

Hallo...I am khasi Boy from Shillong nice to see both of you❤👍

👍👍 congrats kong 🥳🥳👏👏 triem bha bad ka shai bha jingbatai Jong I rh..

But nowadays people they are changing to patrellineal

We're proud of you Naphi ☺. Wishing you the best in life

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Ironically as much as the Khasi appear to portray their heritage, almost all follow an Abrahamic religion which can be as different from their ancestral culture as it can get.

I'm proud to be great Khasi women 🙏🙏🙏 God bless you Ma'am

The author writes well but that accent...hmmm. But I love even the little content that I heard. I'll look for more on this writer. But Granny is my vote for star performance...so knowledgeable so very wise....all others faded out.

Hello everyone I'm from Cambodia county. I am Khmer man. I like khasi people. I think Khmer, Mon and khasi are the same race in thousands years ago.

she is incredible and adorable my grandmother.

Mei ieit pynhikai lang seh ia nga namar ngam nang ban kren phareng Kum ma phi

Darisuklang rani

We khasipeople know better than in our place just like u no in yors

They claim to have a unique system because they are aliens from Outer space who zoomed across the Seven Galaxies and landed on Earth and later swam across Seven Seas, couldn't fix their rag of a spaceship , couldn't find a new one, stayed put on Earth, still searching for their origin and roots and trying to make contact with their forefathers beyond the Outerspace in the hope of zooming back to Outerspace. They desperately need help. SOS🙄🙄🙄😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣.

Nobody talking about men inequality here 😡😡

If you want to know about the khasis and their society it's best to interact with those who are still sticking to their roots ,the ones who are still sticking to their roots know better about the customs ,traditions and way of life of the khasis

Matrilinial only in theory but in reality khleh jaktung leh

Ko ri Khasi baieit jongngi, ko ri I mei ko ri I pa, katno nga dap da ka jingieit ia pha, ngam lah shuh ban batai nadong shadong pha kdup ianga, watla teng teng nga don sha jngai, sha pha hi nga wanphai.

Since 2017❤️❤️❤️that beautiful LADY so sweet Mei ieid👌👌👌👌

The only One Question I ask to Her is... Nahrit Katew ka Shrew???!!!

Lah bun palat ba ia shongkhleh te ym slem shuh ba kan duh jait ka kolshor jng u Khasi... Ka shong ha phi ki Thei Khasi ban peit mat bad sngwthuh iakata. 🙏

Meiieid jngnga

The world should know through this video that we Khasi are special and not the part of India. So we need our own sovereign state like before British rule. My heart is broken when I remember the story of our tribe betrayed by British , we now also betrayed by black people (dkhar). I hope one day our tribe will know the Truth and get our separated country. Amen

Keep respecting for the language and traditional life.👍👌❤

That mei ieid or grand mother is incredible. But we khasi people we believe in our mother n the yonger sister. Khasi culture n matrilineal is alway depends on women As grand mother says it's a contribution between the family

Ka dei mei ieid ka library u khasi ka dei ka nature.... Namar ba mangi u khasi naduh ki por mynshwa ngi ioh jinghikai na ka mariang.... Ka mariang ka long ka skul-bah bad ka hospoiat bah ha ngi u khasi namar na ka ngi ioh lut ia ki jinghikai na dong sha kunring Nature is the university and also the hospital for us the khasi since nature's teach us everything.... on how to plant crops.... Etc.

The Khasis belong to the Mon-khmer family of the Austro-asiatic race. The Austro-asiatic race is believed to may have been the first settlers in the Indian sub-continent. In the Khasi tribe of Meghalaya, the parents stay with the youngest daughter and the husband comes and stay in the wife's house as it is believed that no matter how good the daughter in law is, it's the daughter who will take care of the parents better. The youngest daughter is also the custodian of the family's property and upon the death of her parents receive the major share of the property and wealth as a token of appreciation for taking care of the parents in their old age. And why does the youngest daughter have to take care of the parents, because by the time the parents grow old, the eldest daughter would have started to grow old too. The youngest daughter would still have enough of energy to take care of the parents. The men are respected in their wife's house as the main daily bread earner and provider and protector in the wife's house and also as the uncle in his parents house who is to manage his parents property and support his sisters in deciding various clan matters. And yes dowry is non-existent in their dictionary as usually both parents work and provide for their children. A wife may be a temporary house wife only when she has recently given birth and is weaning. Life is very hard in the hills, so no other way out but for both parents to earn a living. Children also take the titles of their mothers and not their father's. It is one of the last surviving and practising matrilineal system which predates the patriarchy system. When it comes to the subject of inheritance, you can understand that in a tribal setup land is of most importance. And since titles are taken from the mother's name, hence the children belong to the mother's clan. And each clan or family of a clan will have clan land. The members of the clan are allowed to work the clan land to support themselves and earn a livelihood. And by the brilliance of this system, it is very rare to find a khasi beggar. Because he/she would belong to a clan who would have some clan land where unless he is too lazy to work, will never ever have to beg a day in his life, no matter the circumstances they come across. This clan land or property is ancestral in nature. It is the supporting well for the clan and all its members. Hence, it would be unwise for a son to take the clan land and pass it on to his wife's clan, leaving his own clan at a loss. Yes, property which is not ancestral (earned by the toil and sweat of the parents) can be shared amongst sons and daughters, if the family is well to do. But priority is always given to the daughters as in Khasi belief, a man has Khat-ar bor or 12 strengths while a woman has Shi-bor or 1 strength. Hence, because of this, women need materialistic wealth as support whereas a man can always be sent out to the world and will have the strength to support and fend for himself. It is also this very fact that Khasi women are not prisoners of abusive marriages because even if the relationship is abusive, they do have to tolerate their wicked husbands because of their financial independence. Also in traditional khasi marriages, when the groom enters the bride's house for the wedding ceremony, a loud cheer is heard, " Law wan u khaw" literally translated to "The rice has reached" which denotes the happiness of the wife's family that someone who will provide has come and joined their family who will work and till the land and support their family. Hence, the khasi man is well respected in the wife's house provided he brings honor and happiness to their family. Now, if the marriage does not work, he has all the right to end the relationship and go back to his mother's house, as there will always be a place for him in her house as he is the uncle to his sister's children. When his nephews and nieces marry, he will be the one to intercede on their behalf and hold discussions with the other family to see that there are no hindrances in the union as they are of his clan. He also will manage the clans property, which, though will be inherited by his sisters, will be managed by him as a token of his clan duties and chivalry. Hence his importance in his mother's house as well as his wife's house are equally marked out. Hence though the Khasis are matrilineal, they are no way matriarchal in nature. Yes the system is not 100% perfect as there will always be those who will tamper and take advantage of the system, but for what it offers, it is a well thought out system which has been tested through centuries and comes across as a well balanced system. It is sad that the blind patriarchal sense of thinking shuts out the beauty to appreciate the practical wisdom of such ancient systems.

Our grandmother speech a beautiful words... inspiration us to love our nature...👍👍👍

"No temporary library in khasi tribe, but our libraries lies permanently in nature"' I do appreciate the depth of knowledge gained by our Grandma and if we the Khasis, we have such a sense, ......our tribe will be the blessed. Thank You Meiieit.

9:59 it's ironical that the queen bee's action always leads to the demise of the male bee...as seen mostly in our Khasi culture..women always blame men but the core of the problem lies in the structure and functionality of our matrilineal society..

Hooid ngi ai jait sha ka kmie hynrei ngi ai burom ia u shynrang kum u khlieh ka ing kaba mut u kpa lada u shynrang u kitkhlieh is ka ing u long ruh u knie ha ing kur lada u nang ban shynshar iala ka jait ka kur tip kur tip kha

That is great please go on documenting all the herbs n medicimal.plants including the other types of trees ,plants ,grasses ,wild fruits ,vegetables that are eatable n non eatable for the benefits of generations to come n create awareness to conserve n preserve them .

I hear there are mens group demanding equal right...is it true?

So cute this grandma our mei ieid .. ,🥰❤️

😂😂😂 huu dakait eh meiieit ngi te😂😂😂 😘😘😘😘meiieit

Mei ieid kren better English than ianga 🥺

Ka saiñpyrkhat ba don ha imei ieid la ñiar ban lap ha kine ki sngi mynta

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That is only the views of the urban Khasi who is much influenced by Christian western templates and who are losing touch of their aged old traditions which can be found only in the interiors of Khasi land

Ban kren Khasi ruh im nang i ne i Kong Khasi (ym dei i mei ieid ym dei kane ka dohlieh) hynrei i ne i ne i wei ba introduce, what a shame 😂😂😂👎👎👎

Haba ki thei khasi ki sngewshngain baki ioh jait bad spah .ki dei ban niewkor haduh katta2 Kim dei ban pynjaboh da Ka snam u Randi uban pynjot iaka jait Jong ki

i am lucky to have a khasi girlfriend and i feel this she is a angel in my life feeling lucky to have her ❤

With respect to the Dignity and Truth of Khasi Male, The old lady is almost lying of everything- According to the written document and findings by eminent writers of the Khasi People you will find its all a lie. That the old Lady is fraud. Nonsence all along..With The Khara Term also.. However She truebabout onething..Khasi people will vanished and will be seen onlynin Museum.

Kin sa sah kum ki khana tang h k next generation....

This was a breath of fresh air. Beautiful.

It is very sad that we seem to forget that if there had been no men who loved their women so much there would not be in existence the Matrilineal Khasi Society. It was the Khasi male who in the warrior phase decided to leave his wife & the kids with her mother while he goes to war so that they will be well taken care of than with his family. This later led to the children taking the mother's clan name for protection & security in case the father dies as lives in those days was uncertain (too many wars etc). This later became the custom even when the warrior phase of life ended. It must be remembered that the 7trep land(KhasiJaintia) became a Reality because of the Sacrifices/Bravery of our Warriors (males) & they generously gave to their mother, sisters/ nieces for they always see us(females) as physically the weaker sex & that it was their duty to provide& protect the women (females). This is the most noble& beautiful characteristics feature of the Khasi male especially in the past

When women are not brainwashed by Patriarchy who turn them into house servants and/or sex objects they're brilliant individuals, proud, whole and centred.

Oh I ne Imei ieid te iba shlak ha best lh mei ieid,shong prah shong pdung mei ieid..

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm so motivated to see that grandma with all her expression....