Complete set of detailed information about castration

Castration, Kong Anguo in Han Dynasty: "Castration, lascivious punishment, male castration, female claustrophobia, second death penalty". Castration applies to both men and women, not to mention men. It is certain to execute castration on women, at least before the Ming Dynasty. However, the implementation methods are different and complicated.

In ancient China, the origin of * * * is quite long. There is evidence that the consciousness and behavior of male genitalia existed at the latest in Shang Dynasty. At that time, the operation of * * * may be to remove * * * together with the testicles. The technique of * * * in Qin and Han dynasties was relatively complete, and the nursing measures such as windproof, warmth and rest after * * * operation have been paid attention to by people. At that time, the place where * * * was implemented was called "Silkworm House". In the biography of Han Zhang Anshi, Yan Shigu noted: "Anyone who raises silkworms wants it to be warm and early, so he stores fire for the secret room." The new corruption punishment is also a stroke, which needs to be completed in the secret room, because it is called silkworm room ear. "Roughly the same explanation can be found in Li Xian's note in Ji of Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty. It is said that "castrated people are afraid of the wind and need warmth, so make a fire storage room like a silkworm house, because it is famous." "