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Marco Polo encountered an entire tribe of Asian cucks in Xinjiang:
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Date: July 7th, 2026 9:27 PM Author: ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,, Kumul is a province that was once a kingdom. There are many towns and villages; the chief town is called Kumul. 19 The province lies between two deserts, for on one side is the Great Desert and on the other is a little desert three days' journey in extent. The people are all idolaters and have their own language. They live on the fruits of the earth, for they have plenty of things to eat and drink and sell them to travellers who pass that way. They are given over to good living, for they desire nothing else but to play instruments and sing and dance and indulge in carnal pleasures. And I can tell you that if a stranger approaches a house seeking a place to stay, the man of the house is perfectly delighted. He orders his wife to grant the guest's every wish, then leaves his house and goes about his business, staying away for two or three days. While he is away he sends over everything the guest needs - for which, however, he is paid - and he never goes home while the stranger is still there. Meanwhile the stranger stays in his house with his wife and does as he pleases, lying in bed with her just as if she were his own wife; and so they carry on in a state of bliss. All the men of this city and province are cuckolded by their wives in this way, but I assure you they are not in the least ashamed of it. As for the women, they are beautiful, vivacious and loose.
Now it happened when Mengu Khan, lord of the Tartars, was reigning that he was informed of the manner in which the men of Kumul made their wives commit adultery with strangers. And this Mengu issued orders prohibiting them under heavy penalties from giving lodging to strangers. When the men of Kumul received this command they were deeply unhappy, but for three years they
reluctantly obeyed the king's edict. Finally, seeing that their lands no longer yielded the usual fruits and that their households were struck with one misfortune after another, they held a council and agreed what to do. I will tell you what it was. They chose a substantial gift and sent it to Mengu, begging him to let them use their wives according to the traditions their ancestors had bequeathed them; for their ancestors, they added, used to say that the idols looked very favourably on them for affording strangers such pleasure with their wives and possessions, and that the yield of their crops and their labour on the land had multiplied greatly as a result. When Mengu Khan heard this, he said: 'Since you desire your own shame, you may have it. Go and live according to your customs, and make of your wives charitable gifts for travellers.' And so he let them have their way. The whole population received this news with the greatest joy, and from that time to the present they have always upheld this custom. |