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• Tirath MehtaWhere do you get this information from??? Never, in my wildest dreams would I think of something like this
• Rupam DasTradition is just some practice that people started following while overlooking why the practice was started to begin with. Traditions followed blindly become culture.
• Balagopal RavibalanIt has got a lot to do with local traditions. My grandparents were cousins - it was very common then to marry your cousin - ur mother's brother's daughter or ur father's sister's daughter (similarly for girls) - in a joint family. Primarily done to keep property within the family. In TN and parts of Ktaka and AP there is an additional tradition of girls marrying their mother's brother. Was common when people had 8-9 kids and the daughter of the oldest child was around the same age as her mother's youngest brother. These practices have declined over the years but are still practiced by many. Hi
• Sherebanu FroshInbreeding seems to be correlated with better development, roughly.
• Alistair DsouzaMy kids have this song saved on Spotify. They love listening to it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KD7jzOm-VY
• Balagopal Ravibalan"Marrying first cousins: How the practice evolved and declined in Kerala | The News Minute" https://www.thenewsminute.com/article/marrying-first-cousins-how-practice-evolved-and-declined-kerala-138540?amp This might give you some insight.
• Rupam DasNephew-Aunt? Really?
• Tirath MehtaWhere do you get this information from??? Never, in my wildest dreams would I think of something like this
• Rupam DasTradition is just some practice that people started following while overlooking why the practice was started to begin with. Traditions followed blindly become culture.
• Balagopal RavibalanIt has got a lot to do with local traditions. My grandparents were cousins - it was very common then to marry your cousin - ur mother's brother's daughter or ur father's sister's daughter (similarly for girls) - in a joint family. Primarily done to keep property within the family.In TN and parts of Ktaka and AP there is an additional tradition of girls marrying their mother's brother. Was common when people had 8-9 kids and the daughter of the oldest child was around the same age as her mother's youngest brother. These practices have declined over the years but are sti
• Sherebanu FroshInbreeding seems to be correlated with better development, roughly.
• Alistair DsouzaMy kids have this song saved on Spotify. They love listening to it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KD7jzOm-VY
• Balagopal Ravibalan"Marrying first cousins: How the practice evolved and declined in Kerala | The News Minute" https://www.thenewsminute.com/article/marrying-first-cousins-how-practice-evolved-and-declined-kerala-138540?ampThis might give you some insight.
• Rupam DasNephew-Aunt? Really?