Why did a matriarchal society turn into a patriarchal society?

During this period, agricultural production developed rapidly, humans began to consciously raise livestock, the technology of making pottery developed rapidly, copper and iron labor tools appeared, silk fabrics were invented, and social division of labor emerged.

These advancements in human productive labor have determined the improvement of productivity in human society, and men have begun to assume a dominant position in social production.

As men gradually mastered private property and recognized their biological children, they would inevitably require their children to belong to the clan so that they could inherit property. Therefore, the matrilineal society must be changed into a patriarchal society.

Extended information: Notes: The first problem in returning to matrilineal society is the challenge of the marriage system. For modern women, family and husband are no longer necessities. Women are more independent and stronger. It is a characteristic of this era. Unmarried and infertile are

It has become a common phenomenon in developed countries.

As for the inertial thinking about the traditional marriage system, it has exacerbated the decline in marriage rates.

The traditional marriage system is a product of a patriarchal society (it was even a polygamous system at the beginning). The traditional division of labor between husband and wife is that men take charge of the outside and women take charge of the house. The husband makes money outside and the wife takes care of the housework at home.

This outdated concept makes many modern women still mainly consider the man's education, wealth and status when choosing a mate, while men pay more attention to women's own conditions such as beauty and gentleness.