Can you talk about the five punishments of slavery and feudalism?

The five punishments are divided into five punishments of slavery and five punishments of feudalism: the five punishments of slavery include ink, ink, ink (also known as "fee"), palace and monarch (ink punishment-carving ink on forehead, flogging-cutting nose, flogging-chopping feet, castration-destroying genitals, monarch-death penalty). After entering the feudal society, corporal punishment of slavery began to be abolished gradually. Since the abolition of corporal punishment by Emperor Wenjing in the early Han Dynasty, there have been five feudal punishments: slap, stick, apprentice, exile and death penalty, which marked the great progress of China's penal system. The above-mentioned principal punishment is aimed at male prisoners. For female prisoners, the five punishments refer to: torture, flogging, flogging, death, castration: (1) flogging. Take ten as the first class and divide it into five classes, that is, from ten to fifty. (2) rod punishment. On a scale of ten, it is divided into five grades, namely 60 to 100. (3) imprisonment. Sentences are divided into one year, one and a half years, two years, two and a half years, three years and five years. (4) exile. The mileage is divided into two thousand li, two thousand five hundred li and three thousand li. (5) the death penalty. Divided into two categories: twisting and splitting. The five feudal punishments were not abolished until the late Qing Dynasty. In addition to the five main punishments, there are Ling (commonly known as Ling Chi), Kun (shaving hair), Shangu (also known as Ling and cutting knee bones), Baoge (also known as branding), Cuo (cutting ears), Bo (dismembering naked), Gu (dismembering),.