Kabin was still married: 4 thousand years ago Kabinnama recovered!

The Dhaka Times Desk It is surprising to hear. Because 4 thousand years ago there was Kabinnama ie marriage contract! Recently, a Kabinnama of 4 thousand years ago has been recovered!

We all know that marriage is the main and first condition of family tradition. The issue of marriage and divorce between men and women existed not only in modern times but also in ancient times, at least as evidenced by this recovered Kabinnama.

According to media reports, a 4,000-year-old kabinnama (marriage contract) was recently recovered from Turkey. Archaeologists from Haran University in Turkey have recovered it and are researching it.

The recovered marriage certificate contains clear terms regarding divorce. The terms are inscribed on a block of clay. Archaeologists have evidence that Kabinnamati dates back to the Assyrian era. The Assyrians invented the technique of writing by inscribing clay vessels and that was their alphabet.

The media also reported that the clay lump was found in Kaltepe-Kanesh in present day Turkey. This Kabinnama contains the terms of marriage between a man named Lakipam and a woman named Hatala. One such condition is that if Hatala is unable to bear children, she will bring a maidservant for her husband.

Researchers have claimed that the cabinet contains various solutions to the problem of reproductive disability. One of these is called surrogacy.

After a detailed explanation and analysis of this clay lump and some other related items kept at Haran University in Turkey, the researchers said that this Kabinname of the Assyrian era is the oldest Kabinname in the world. It can be called an archaeological monument and a world heritage declared by the United Nations UNESCO.