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Revealing the “salary table” of the empress dowager of the Qing Dynasty: No wonder...
Even though not holding an official position in the government, during the Qing dynasty, the concubines in the imperial palace also had their own standards of treatment and a separate system of rewards and punishments.
Khang Hi: The Multifaceted Portrait of a Dashing Emperor
Khang Hi is not only praised as a brilliant military leader, but also renowned for his extravagant lifestyle and legendary romantic escapades, making him the most charismatic figure in the history of ancient China.
Why are eunuchs always afraid to serve the concubines during bathing?
In reality, eunuchs always feel fearful when serving the concubines during their baths. What is so burdensome about it that makes them so afraid?
Who was Emperor Kangxi’s favorite concubine among his 3000 concubines?
With a plethora of concubines in his harem, King Kangxi took delight in the company of many, but who was his most beloved?
Strange Taming Rules of the Royal House of Thanh: Only 1 person is allowed...
If regular rules are a 1, then holiday rules are a 10. In fact, the regulations for social etiquette during the Lunar New Year can be extremely strict.
The Tragic Fate of Ancient Concubines: Why they Suffered Despite Indulging in Luxurious Delicacies
Despite living in luxury and indulging in exquisite delicacies, the concubines' physical condition is often weak, making them susceptible to diseases and having a shorter lifespan. But why is that?
The Tragic Fate of a Palace Maid After Leaving the Court: Struggling to Find...
The majority of elderly women, after retiring, often have to live alone for the rest of their lives, experiencing loneliness, illness, and lack of care.
Why are concubines buried with their legs wide open when the emperor dies?
The stunning concubines, after the emperor's demise, were laid to rest with their legs wide open in the burial ritual. One reason remained concealed.
The Life of a Qing Dynasty Concubine: Tedious, Miserable, or Glamorous like in the...
When watching historical dramas, one can witness the glamorous attire of the Qing Dynasty's imperial concubines, surrounded by a myriad of attendants. But did they truly live such extravagant lives?
Servants of the past: A day in the life of courtly women tending to...
In reality, ancient concubines were not just mud-dwelling peasants, but they also had a dark side. During the day, they served the emperor, but at night, they catered to the royal eunuchs.
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