Previously i covered the manhood rite and how Kundali mother’s give themselves to their sons once they pass the trials of manhood. Now i shall cover a Kundali girls womanhood rite.
In Kundala, once every girl becomes of age a very special religious ceremony is held for her. Days of prayers are held and when preparations are ready. The girl is taken by her mother to the villages holy water bath. Here the mother will ceremoniously bathe her daughter, preparing the girl for her father. The process is slow and sensual and no one but the mother and daughter are allowed in the bath.
Once the bath is complete, the mother bestows upon her daughter jewelry and paints runes upon her body. She then takes her to her fathers chambers, where the girl lays back upon the bed and gets her arms and legs shackled tightly in sets of golden chains. The girl is then unable to move limbs, and her legs are forced apart.
The mother waits beside her patiently until the father of the girl arrives. When the father comes he walks in without any clothes upon his body, simply the ceremonial runes marked upon his chest.
The mother then says: “For protecting me, housing me, feeding me, and giving me children, I give to you my daughter as a token of my gratitude. May her body make a good vessel for your seed and may the fruit of my womb give you great pleasure”
After this, the mother leaves the room, leaving the father and his daughter alone together. Most Kundali girls are prepared for this night, but fear is still natural. The father will then slowly slide his member against her daughter as he informs her the role and duties of women. He then slides it all the way into her. Taking her virginity and giving her the first glimpse into her life’s purpose.
The father will bed with his daughter as many times as he pleases in both that night and the months to come. She will be exclusively his. He will train her even by force if necessary into a worthy Kundali woman.
Source: reddit.com/r/eroticliterature/comments/hxoqw1/the_customs_and_rituals_of_the_kundalese_people