Toodangusuundi
Toodangusuundi is a traditional nomadic herding community primarily found in the arid and semi-arid regions of Central Asia. Their name, often transliterated in various ways, refers to their historical way of life centered around the movement of livestock, particularly sheep and goats, in search of pasture and water. Historically, toodangusuundi society was structured around extended family clans and tribal affiliations, with leadership typically vested in elders or recognized chieftains. Their economy was almost entirely dependent on animal husbandry, with milk, meat, and wool forming the basis of their sustenance and trade.
The traditional dwelling of the toodangusuundi is the yurt, a portable, round tent made of felt stretched