some notes.

However, it is important to note that the concept of matriarchy does not imply the total exclusion of men from positions of power or decision-making. Rather, it recognizes and prioritizes women’s leadership and authority in areas such as economics, politics, and social issues.

In Mosuo culture, women hold the primary authority, and property is passed down through the female line. Marriage as we know it doesn’t exist in their culture, instead, women engage in “walking marriages” with men they choose for short or long-term relationships.

Another significant difference between matriarchy and patriarchy is the way power is distributed within society. In matriarchal societies, power tends to be more evenly distributed among individuals. Decision-making processes involve consultation with various members of society before arriving at a final decision.