There are two kinds of marriage certificates in Cameroon, one is monogamy. There is only a couple on it. The other is polygamy. Above is a husband and a group of wives. And these two kinds of marriage certificates are free to choose, after all, many wives are not so easy to raise. Moreover, there are not only two kinds of marriage certificates in Cameroon.

There is also a strange local custom, that is, after the death of his father, all his wives before his death will be automatically inherited by his son, even his biological mother. Although it is not mandatory, most women are very willing. After all, it is not easy to find another rich local tyrant to continue living as a rich wife.

Therefore, it is very common for local sons to marry their mothers, and they can continue to have children without legal and moral problems.

Background:

Cameroon (French: republicue du Cameroun), commonly known as Cameroon, is a unified republic, located in central and western Africa, bordering Nigeria in the west, Chad and Central Africa in the northeast and east, and Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Congo in the south. The coastline is close to Bonnie Bay, belonging to the Gulf of Guinea and part of the Atlantic Ocean.

Cameroon is called "Little Africa" because of its geological and cultural diversity, and its natural geographical features are quite rich. The highest peak in this area is the Cameroon volcano in the southwest, while the big cities include Douala, Yaoundé and Garoua, where more than 200 ethnic and linguistic groups live.