[797] So in case of divorce among the Omahas, where, as DORSEY believes, "father-right has succeeded mother-right," the woman cannot take the children with her if the man is unwilling; although in practice they "are sometimes taken by their mother, and sometimes by her mother or their father's mother."--"Omaha Sociology," _III. Rep. of Bureau of Eth._, 225, 262. In China a divorce completely dissolves the marriage; the woman returns to her family, if it will receive her; the children remain with the father; and the purchase price is returned to him, unless his conduct has caused the divorce. When her family declines to receive the woman she becomes _sui juris_: MÖLLENDORFF, _Das chin. Familienrecht_, 34. [798] See chap. i, 21 ff., above. [799] POST, _Familienrecht_, 260-62; _idem_, _Afrikanische Jurisprudenz_, I, 447, 448; _idem_, _Grundlagen_, 276, 277. [800] So in the Malay Rawas, where kinship is cognatic. Here, in case of an odd number, the undivided child is left temporarily with the mother, but the father has the right on the payment of the equivalent of 8 reichsthaler to claim the child when it no longer needs the mother's care: POST, _Familienrecht_, 261, 262. [801] KRAUSS, _Sitte und Brauch der Südslaven_, 297. [802] When the divorce is by common consent: KOHLER, in _ZVR._, VI, 172; POST, _Familienrecht_, 262. For African examples see POST, _Afrikanische Jurisprudenz_, I, 449. [803] PRATZ, _Hist. de la Louisiane_, II, 387. [804] KRAUSS, _Sitte und Brauch der Südslaven_, 295, 296. [805] _Ibid._, 295. Sometimes all the children go to the father or to the house-community, the mother receiving back the dotal gift: _ibid._, 296, 297. [806] POST, _Grundlagen_, 277; _idem_, _Afrikanische Jurisprudenz_, I, 448 ff.; _idem_, _Familienrecht_, 262, 263. [807] Thus in Morocco the husband who puts away his wife must keep the children; POST, _Afrikanische Jurisprudenz_, I, 449. [808] _Ibid._, I, 448. _Cf._ LETOURNEAU, _L'évolution du mariage_, 286.