Wonder Island with 90% women only - where did the men go?
The island of Kihnu is made up of women and is ruled by women. estonia has about 2,000 islands, the largest of which is Kihnu Island. In various cultures, men have dominated the world, and the property right belongs to men, and they used to dominate the world. Similarly, no matter how advanced the world is, in societies where men and women are discriminated against, women still remain within the four walls of doing only domestic work.
But there is an island in europe where women are predominant, ruled entirely by women. The island has beautiful beaches, forests, and farmhouses that are as green as ever. Kihnu Island is an eye-catching island. But, beyond being a beautiful island, this island has become very popular as the island where most of the women live. It is said that this is due not only to the residence of women but also to the customs traditionally followed by women.
In the early days, men did not engage in daily work on this island. Their job is to catch fish. They were in the habit of going long distances to catch fish. So, like the fishermen who travel long distances, the situation was such that the men of this island had to stay away from home for many months. Thus all the important work and responsibilities to be done on the island were carried out by the women themselves.
The number of women on the island increased over time as men moved farther away from the island. women are also responsible for weddings, as well as for funerals. At Kihnu Island, dance, song, music, celebration, festivals, and handicrafts are all part of their heritage.
Times have changed when fishing was the only major industry for men over there, and now the younger generation is moving to nearby cities for work. In addition, they are involved in the modernization of modern hunting equipment, machinery, and ships. The island is on the list of United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) for human culture and heritage. This is the symbol of this wonderful island.
