Künnede
Künnede is a term originating from the Mongolian language, generally referring to a nomadic or semi-nomadic way of life that is deeply intertwined with pastoralism. It encapsulates a broad set of practices, traditions, and a social structure that has historically been characteristic of many nomadic groups in Central Asia. The core of künnede revolves around the seasonal movement of livestock, such as sheep, goats, cattle, and horses, to find optimal grazing pastures and water sources. This movement, often over long distances, is dictated by the natural cycles of the environment and is essential for the survival and prosperity of the community and their animals.
The künnede lifestyle is not simply about migration; it is a complex system that includes specialized knowledge