Jishi Shu Zheng Man, an Apocalypse scholar in Ming Dynasty and an academician of imperial academy, was framed by Wen Renren during Chongzhen, and was executed by "Ling Chi" for "unfilial" and beheaded by 3600 knives.

The death of Ling Chi, the name of punishment, only appeared in Liao Dynasty. "Nian", commonly known as "Thousand Pieces", is the most cruel punishment in China feudal society. "Ling Chi" is mainly aimed at people who have committed treason, insurrection, "talking crazy" and other "rebellion" and "rebellion" crimes.

"Nian" is mainly used to execute political prisoners who endanger the interests of the feudal ruling class. The execution method of "year after year" is to cut the prisoner into ten thousand pieces, let him die in extreme pain, and let those heroes who claim that "their heads are just a big scar in the bowl" want to die quickly, which has a certain deterrent effect.

According to folk rumors, when "Ling Chi" was executed, the executioner first cut a piece of meat from the prisoner's anterior major muscle and threw it into the sky, which was called "offering meat to heaven"; The second knife is called "eye patch". The executioner cuts the skin off the prisoner's head and hangs it to cover his eyes, which can prevent the prisoner from staring at the executioner, and also prevent the prisoner from emitting unusually cold and fearful eyes when he is in extreme pain, which makes the executioner flustered and affects the execution.

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A case in which "Ling Chi" was punished;

1, Liu Jin:

An important eunuch in the Ming Wuzong period, was sentenced in 15 10. Rumor has it that the execution was delayed for three days and 3,300 knives were cut. It is said that after the first day of execution, Liu Jin returned to prison and ate rice porridge. Throughout the execution, Yanjing watched the people, especially the people persecuted by Liu Jin and their families, fight for meat with a sum of money and drink raw food to vent their anger.

2. Aric:

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Jianzhou was a powerful country, and he was appointed as the commander of the right capital of Jianzhou. He was executed by Ling Chi in Beijing on 1575 for repeatedly violating the border.

3. Zheng Zhi:

During the Chongzhen period, Jishi Shu was accused by Wenwenren and others of "raping his sister with a stick" and was executed on 1636.

4. Yuan Chonghuan:

During the Chongzhen period, this famous soldier was executed by Ling Chi for "conspiring with Lu" because Emperor Chongzhen suspected him of rebellion. It is said that people in Beijing and China were fighting for his meat at that time.

5. Geng Zhongjing:

During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Kangxi withdrew from San Francisco and launched an anti-San Francisco rebellion with Wu Sangui and others. He failed and was executed by Ling Chi.

6. Tianguifu Hong:

The son of Hong Xiuquan, the king of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, was captured by Shen Baozhen, the minister of the Qing Dynasty, and was sentenced to death by Ling Chi (he was only fifteen years old at the time of execution, and may be the youngest victim).

7. Kang Xiaoba:

Known as Master Kong, there are countless robbers and murderers. He was ruthless, stole a foreigner's pistol, caused a storm in the city, alarmed Empress Dowager Cixi, and was finally punished.

8. Li Fuzhu:

A slave in the late Qing Dynasty. He was convicted of treason (killing a Mongolian prince he served) in April of 1905 and 10. He may be the last prisoner in the history of China (the Lingchi was abandoned two weeks later), which is a clear time when few people filmed the whole process of Lingchi.

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