Theft case: theft of public funds, misappropriation of public property, etc., is subject to the culprit.

Punishment method: Cut off your hand tendons and feet, and dig off your kneecap.

Don't think that you will be fine after accepting the punishment. It's not that simple at all.

In order to punish such corrupt officials, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered all criminals who have been punished to be punished and issued all the criminals who have received the punishment to continue to serve in their original units and continue to complete the work you have not completed. As for whether you are disabled or not, it has nothing to do with Zhu Yuanzhang.

If you commit a crime, you will be punished.

After the punishment is over, you can continue to work for me.

If you dare to absent from work, then you will be in trouble.

Absent from work is equivalent to a crime. Just wait for the beheading, and it is very likely that you will be cut alive.

Rape case: I won’t talk about this... I’ll not talk about it. Everyone knows the specific form of punishment. Anyway, it’s absolutely impossible to commit such a thing again in the second half of my life. I basically cut off my relationship with this aspect, because anyone who is under such punishment is no longer a complete person.

I can't do it even if I want to.

Exercising the people: This is easy to understand, I will explain it carefully here.

There are many contents here, basically including cases of colluding with officials to make tricks into defrauding villagers, accepting stolen goods and beating people, embezzling land and grain, embezzling land and grain, slapping husbands and servants to eat and get card, etc.

All penalties for such cases are subject to the highest standards.

All executed.

From this we can imagine that although Zhu Yuanzhang was particularly ruthless to the officials, he was still very good to the people.

The specific punishment forms are: lingchi, beheading (head chopping), and clan punishment (reinforced nine clans).

Don’t think that the people don’t know what officials are doing secretly. In the Ming Dynasty, all the administrative orders and government affairs of all officials were public. If the people are literate or know how to learn accounting, they can also calculate the ** accounts when they are idle.

If you have studied attorney, that would be even better. You can check the executive orders of officials one by one.

If you think there are any accounts in this, you can ask the official to explain it.

If you don't explain it clearly, you can sue it.

Also, if you do arrest the charge of corruption and bribery by officials, you can also sue them.

The method of suing is also very simple, just grab the officials and enter Beijing.

Yes, you read that right!

It is the common people who seize the officials and sued them.

Instead of being an official arresting the common people.

I personally believe that the status of officials in the Ming Dynasty was lower and cheaper than that of ordinary people.

In the Ming Dynasty, officials were the most despicable era.

Because any ordinary person can stand on the head of an official and stiletto and pee.

If an ordinary person is bullied by an official and happens to be of bad temper, then the official will be finished.

He is just waiting to be sued!

In order to eliminate the obstacles of the people's suing officials, Zhu Yuanzhang personally issued an administrative order.

Each household must issue a large edict in all parts.

It is also ordered that all people must read and recite it carefully, and organize and study from time to time to understand the knowledge content of the Great Edict.

If you have conclusive evidence that an official violated a certain item on the Great Edict, then the great edict in the hands of the common people is like a Shangfang sword in the hands of an official. Anyone who holds the great edict can go directly to Beijing to file a lawsuit.

If anyone dares to stop him on the road, all the stoppers can be executed directly.

What? You said he is an official and he urinated higher than me. I, a plain-headed person, can't afford to offend him.

Or you know that he is guilty, but you hide it and refuse to report it.

OK, just wait.

What is the great edict I, Emperor Zhu, sent to you for food? Do you want to burn it as firewood?

The fate of your common people is even worse than that of an official.

Because your behavior is equivalent to harboring criminals, you are no longer a pure commoner. Your political identity has become half an official, and the fate you are about to accept is usually cut alive.

That is, Lingchi.

Killing a first-rank official is like killing an ant, let alone you, a treacherous man.

I won't even blink my eyes when I cut you down.

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In addition to beheading or lingchi, Zhu Yuanzhang also had his other unique inventions.

Wrap the foot, cut the toes, remove the knees, and castrate.

You have to continue to go to work after the foot is cut off (how is this? I didn’t have a wheelchair before, so I can’t figure it out!).

Cut the toes, chop the fingers and toes of a person, make mistakes at a time, cut one more time, and then cut again.

Crazy, how many fingers does this man have enough for him to cut like this.

Also, my fingers, toes and toes were cut off, so what else can I do?

This is a huge problem.

Go to your knees, dig your knees, how can you walk after digging your knees? This is another problem.

Castration, this... men should not think about it, it's so miserable!

But for Zhu Yuanzhang, these are commonplace, because the boss didn't care about these things at all.

Cutting is my business, and office is your business.

It is my duty to punish you if you commit a crime.

It is your responsibility to be fined and then work.

We will not delay.

This is the relationship between responsibility and obligation at that time.

As for how to do it, then you think about it yourself, don’t ask me, I don’t know if I ask me.

I've annoyed me, I'll chop your head together.

So I said it was a hard job to be an official under Zhu Yuanzhang.

I dare not run away but I dare not run away. I don’t even dare to resign on my own initiative. I am really cowardly to be an official!

Do you think this is over?

Not at all.

Zhu Yuanzhang can be said to have done the best in punishing officials.

It can be described perfectly in one sentence we have now.

Do everything you can.

Boss Zhu has been the emperor for half his life, but he has tried to fight with these officials for half his life.

In addition to the above punishments, there are several absolutely creepy punishments.

These inventions are absolute torture, and it is also because of the implementation of these tortures that they have truly become the bad title of Zhu Yuanzhang as a tyrant.

I don't know whether to write these or not.

If you think this part is written a bit too bloody and too cruel, then you can contact me and I will delete it.

There are several special nouns here.

One is called skinning and slapped grass, and the other is called whipping corpse.

Every time I see this word "Whip the corpse", I feel like my back is shiny and my scalp is numb.

Pull the person out of the coffin and beat the corpse.

This scene is too cruel.

I am naturally timid and I really don’t dare to explain too much about this word, so I’ll leave it to everyone for me to think about it.

I won't say much here anymore.

I'll explain this peeling and slaughtering briefly.

In fact, everyone has heard of this word when Yingtian watched a movie.

But many people didn't pay much attention.

So few people know about it.

Everyone should have watched the movie "The Deer and the Cauldron" directed and starred by Stephen Chow. I wonder if you have noticed a detail in it, a passage between Wei Xiaobao and Duolong when copying Oboi's property.

Duolong wanted to embezzle Oboi's property. When the second time he lied that the amount was 2.8 million vehicles, Wei Xiaobao told Duolong about the Ming Dynasty's skinning method, buried the person in the sand, exposed the dead head, cut the person from the middle with a knife, and then poured the fragment of mercury.

If you are interested, you can go and have a look.
To be continued...