What do you mean by palace?

"Palace", that is, "the husband cuts his power, and the woman talks about the palace", is a kind of corporal punishment that destroys the reproductive function of women.

Since the palace is * * * a man's * *, there can be no * * *. In ancient times, eunuchs had to do this in order not to disturb the harem.

Castigation, also known as corruption, silkworm rearing, yin punishment, castration or castration, was a cruel punishment in ancient China, and the prisoners would lose their sexual ability. Palace, that is, "the husband cuts off his power and the woman closes in the palace", is to impose * * * on men and cut off their genitals. For women, turning off the genitals means that they will be imprisoned in the deep palace forever, which is called seclusion; According to Shuowen, it was a woman who was hit by a wooden pipe in the upper body, which led to uterine prolapse and loss of sexual ability.

No one mentioned that method (claustrophobia, castration of women), but in short, it was by no means to lock her up or sew her up. I seem to have discovered something recently, and I have to be surprised at the ferocity, appropriateness and anatomy of that method. -Lu Xun's "Miscellaneous Talk after Illness"

There are few notes about "claustrophobia" in ancient books, which can only be learned from a few words in historical books. For example, the castration of female prisoners began in Qin and Han Dynasties.

"If you hit a woman's chest and abdomen with a mallet, that is, something falls, close its door and let it stop urinating, and human beings will be abolished forever. It is said to be claustrophobia. Today, some women suffer from gloom, and some things are closed or even exposed, which is called gourd, and they are different from their husbands for life. " In today's words, "claustrophobia" is an artificial uterine prolapse, which was "invented" by the cruel ruling class in ancient times, either inspired by patients or tamed animals.

Just like castration of men, it is impossible to count the number of women who died of claustrophobia. In addition, there is "claustrophobia" in lynching. According to Jian Xuan Ji, which was obtained by Chu people, many jealous women abused their handmaids and concubines, "mashed garlic in the shade and sewed it with a rope", or "locked it with an awl and abandoned the key in the well" and so on. It can be seen that this kind of torture is not only used in the imperial court, but also in the homes of officials and gentry, and it is widespread.

It is worth noting that the earliest record of "claustrophobia" can be found in "Ming Xun of Shangshu". From the Zhou and Qin Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there will never be fewer women who died of this punishment (no one left a name like Sima Qian). The ancients also thought it was torture after death (see The Biography of Hanshu Kong Anguo). Therefore, Wang Fuzhi said: "It is not feasible to use it at the beginning of the country because women often die." Probably because of this, this punishment was gradually abolished.

Adult male * * *, theoretically, if handled properly, will not endanger life. Eunuchs in the Qing dynasty were generally * * * in childhood and adolescence, and they were divided into two categories: celestial castration and post-castration. Tiangong castration can be divided into congenital hypoplasia and self-* * (such as Andehai). People who want to enter the palace will be reported to the local government, and the government will dutifully send them into the palace. This is called offering "Tencel".

Others want to enter the palace, go through various procedures such as introducing sponsors, go to Beijing to clean themselves, and give the "surgery" master a sum of money (you can write an iou). Ancestor worship-Sima Qian.

* * * No food or drink the day before. In a room with a thick tissue paper on the window, your limbs are tied to the door panel, which has a round mouth at the corresponding place for defecation.

Tie * * * and scrotum root with string, sharp knife * * *, medicine, grass, ash, etc. Cut a fresh pig kidney in half and stick it on it (cool to stop bleeding). Use a small piece of goose feather tube to prevent the knife from dying for a long time, so that you can't pee.

Dry the cut scrotum and testicles with salt or lime and put them into a kit, commonly known as "baby".

Do not eat or drink after operation, drink on the third day to prevent urinary tract infection, and walk normally after three months.

* * * has been removed, that is to say, the urethra and even the muscles that control the contraction of the urethral orifice have been removed. To be clear, they can't consciously control urination! Just after cutting, check a feather on the urethra as a catheter, and then use nothing, which means that all eunuchs will be incontinent at any time! How to solve this problem? If a powerful eunuch is free, of course, he can change his clothes and trousers at any time and keep them clean. However, most of the eunuchs in the palace are handyman, so busy that they don't even have time to change clothes every day, so they have to let them dry in the shade. Therefore, most eunuchs always feel ashamed.

What do you mean "from the palace"? Do women say "from the palace"?

No one mentioned that method (claustrophobia, castration of women), but in short, it was by no means to lock her up or sew her up. I seem to have discovered something recently, and I have to be surprised at the ferocity, appropriateness and anatomy of that method. -Lu Xun's "Miscellaneous Talk after Illness"

There are few notes about "claustrophobia" in ancient books, which can only be learned from a few words in historical books. For example, the castration of female prisoners began in Qin and Han Dynasties.

"If you hit a woman's chest and abdomen with a mallet, that is, something falls, close its door and let it stop urinating, and human beings will be abolished forever. It is said to be claustrophobia. Today, some women suffer from gloom, and some things are closed or even exposed, which is called gourd, and they are different from their husbands for life. " In today's words, "claustrophobia" is an artificial uterine prolapse, which was "invented" by the cruel ruling class in ancient times, either inspired by patients or tamed animals.

Just like castration of men, it is impossible to count the number of women who died of claustrophobia. In addition, there is "claustrophobia" in lynching. According to Jian Xuan Ji, which was obtained by Chu people, many jealous women abused their handmaids and concubines, "mashed garlic in the shade and sewed it with a rope", or "locked it with an awl and abandoned the key in the well" and so on. It can be seen that this kind of torture is not only used in the imperial court, but also in the homes of officials and gentry, and it is widespread.

It is worth noting that the earliest record of "claustrophobia" can be found in "Ming Xun of Shangshu". From the Zhou and Qin Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there will never be fewer women who died of this punishment (no one left a name like Sima Qian). The ancients also thought it was torture after death (see The Biography of Hanshu Kong Anguo). Therefore, Wang Fuzhi said: "It is not feasible to use it at the beginning of the country because women often die." Probably because of this, this punishment was gradually abolished.

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What does the palace mean?

[Edit this paragraph] The basic message "Gong", that is, "the husband cuts his power and the woman talks about Gong", is a kind of corporal punishment that destroys the male genitalia and female reproductive function.

Since the palace refers to * * * own * * drops of men, it can't exist. Ancient eunuchs had to do this to enter the palace, which would not lead to chaos in the harem. [Edit this paragraph] castration (male) castration, also known as putrefaction, silkworm house, yin punishment, castration or castration, was a cruel punishment in ancient China, and the prisoner would lose his sexual ability.

Palace, that is, "the husband cuts off his power and the woman closes in the palace", is to impose * * * on men and cut off their genitals. Adult male * * *, theoretically handled properly, will not endanger life.

Eunuchs in Qing dynasty were born in childhood and adolescence, which were divided into natural castration and post-castration. Natural castration can be divided into congenital hypoplasia and self-castration (such as Andehai). If Tian Yan wants to enter the palace, he will report to the local government, and the government will dutifully send him to the palace. This is called offering "Tian Si".

Others want to enter the palace, go through various procedures such as introducing a guarantor, go to Beijing's "Dao Liu" to clean themselves and give the "main knife" a sum of money (you can write an iou). -Sima Qian. * * * No food or drink the day before. In a room with a thick tissue paper on the window, your limbs are tied to the door panel, which has a round mouth at the corresponding place for defecation.

Tie * * * and scrotum root, sharp knife * * *, gold sore medicine, grass, ash, etc. on the blade with a string. Cut a fresh pork loin in half and stick it on it. Use a short goose feather tube to prevent the incision from healing for a long time, so that you can't urinate.

Dry the cut scrotum and testicles with salt or lime and put them into a kit, commonly known as "baby". Do not eat or drink after operation, and drink on the third day to prevent urinary tract infection.

It will be three months before you can walk normally. * * * has been removed, that is to say, the urethra and even the muscles that control the contraction of the urethral orifice have been removed.

To be clear, they can't consciously control urination! Just after cutting, check a feather on the urethra as a catheter, and then use nothing, which means that all eunuchs will be incontinent at any time! How to solve this problem? If a powerful eunuch is free, of course, he can change his clothes and trousers at any time and keep them clean. However, most of the eunuchs in the palace are handyman, so busy that they don't even have time to change clothes every day, so they have to let them dry in the shade. Therefore, most eunuchs always feel ashamed.

[Edit this paragraph] Castration (female) closes the female genitals on the one hand, and imprisons them in the deep palace forever on the other hand, which is called seclusion; According to Shuowen, it is to hit a woman's upper body with a wooden pipe, which leads to uterine prolapse and thus loss of sexual ability. No one mentioned that method (claustrophobia, castration of women), but in short, it was by no means to lock her up or sew her up.

I seem to have discovered something recently, and I have to be surprised at the ferocity, appropriateness and anatomy of that method. -Lu Xun's "Miscellaneous Talks after Illness" is about "claustrophobia", and ancient books rarely take notes. We can only know it from a few words in the history books, such as "removing its tendons, such as making chariots and horses, so that the desire will be removed."

The castration of female prisoners began in Qin and Han Dynasties. "If you hit a woman's chest and abdomen with a mallet, that is, something falls, close its door and let it stop urinating, and human beings will be abolished forever. It is said to be claustrophobia.

Today, some women are depressed, some things are closed, and even exposed, which is called aging gourd, and they are different from their husbands for life. "In today's words," claustrophobia "is an artificial uterine prolapse, which was invented by the cruel ruling class in ancient times, either from patients or from subdued livestock.

Just like castration of men, it is impossible to count the number of women who died of claustrophobia. In addition, there is "claustrophobia" in lynching. According to Jian Xuan Ji, which was obtained by Chu people, many jealous women abused their handmaids and concubines, "mashed garlic in the shade and sewed it with a rope", or "locked it with an awl and abandoned the key in the well" and so on.

It can be seen that this kind of torture is not only used in the imperial court, but also in the homes of officials and gentry, and it is widespread. It is worth noting that the earliest record of "claustrophobia" can be found in "Ming Xun of Shangshu".

From the Zhou and Qin Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there will never be fewer women who died of this punishment (no one left a name like Sima Qian). The ancients also thought it was torture after death (see The Biography of Hanshu Kong Anguo).

Therefore, Wang Fuzhi said: "It is not feasible to use it at the beginning of the country because women often die." Probably because of this, this punishment was gradually abolished.