What are the top ten felonies?

. The emergence of "Ten Serious Crimes"

In order to safeguard the fundamental interests of the feudal state, the Northern Qi Dynasty stipulated the "Ten Crimes" for the first time in the Northern Qi Law, which is the general name of the ten crimes that endanger the fundamental interests of the ruling class. The "top ten crimes" are:

(1) rebellion (rebellion);

(2) rebellion (destruction of the emperor's ancestral temple, mountain tombs and palaces);

(3) Sentence (mutiny);

(4) surrender (surrender);

(5) Evil rebellion (beating and murdering a relative);

(6) No way (brutal murder);

(7) disrespect (stealing imperial objects and disrespecting the emperor);

(8) unfilial (not serving parents, not mourning according to etiquette);

(9) Evil deeds (killing government officials and teachers);

(10) civil strife (incest between relatives);

Note: The law of the Northern Qi Dynasty stipulates: "Those who commit these ten crimes are not subject to the eight arguments of redemption." Putting the "Ten Serious Crimes" at the top of the law as the object of severe attack has increased the deterrent power of the law.