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Chapter 3173 When Laozi was exiled (4)

Her natal family was exiled, and the most suffering was the daughter of the family.

This long road of exile was nothing but a painful ordeal for a man.

But for women, it is a great insult.

The so-called exile means tattooing people's faces, and then sending them to the barren land on the frontier.

This will not only allow criminal officials to participate in local infrastructure construction, reclaim wasteland to grow food, and expand the population of the land.

It can also reflect the benevolence of the superior.

The exiles, also known as exiles, will be hung with [-]-jin shackles and ten-jin shackles on their bodies, and they will wear them together with other exiles, traveling long distances like centipedes.

According to the requirements, prisoners must walk fifty miles a day, which is tens of thousands of steps.

And arrive at the destination within the specified time, neither early nor late.

If you arrive early, the servants will be punished.

If they are late, the servants will directly become exiles.

As a result, the yamen servants became extremely harsh on the prisoners.

Once they find that there are people who are about to slow down, the servants will serve them with water and fire sticks.

When encountering those who are really unable to walk, the yamen servant will cut off the prisoner's head immediately.

Because these migrants have numbers on their faces that correspond to the documents.

As long as the head is taken away, it is considered that the exile has reached the destination.

Along the way, all officials who met the migrants had supervisory duties.

Whenever it is found that there are yamen servants who have neglected their duties and have not put shackles or shackles on the prisoners, the officials can directly punish these yamen servants who have neglected their duties.

The shackles are so heavy that they often tear wrists and shoulders.

Some are weak and even have their shoulder blades broken.

The iron spikes on the shackles will also tear the ankles. If you are lucky, you will only repair them after they are broken.

But if you are unlucky, you will be ground to the bone, or you will die directly.

The yamen servants didn't care how many people died, they just picked up the last person to make up for them.

Accompanying people in exile is a hard job, except that they don't wear shackles, no matter how many roads the prisoners walk, the yamen servants have to walk the same road.

Moreover, apart from going to the city to do corresponding purchases, the yamen servants spend most of their time eating and sleeping in the open.

Although the salary is good, it is impossible to have a good mood.

When they are unhappy, these prisoners are even less happy.

According to the rule, everyone has four taels of food and a pot of water every day.

But whether you can eat it or not depends on the mood of the servants.

Sometimes the yamen servants get emotional and just don't let these exiles loose the shackles.

Let the exiles worry about the food but they can't eat it, and then they laugh at the embarrassment of the exiles.

During the day, the only time for Liu Ren to unshackle his body is when he goes to the toilet.

That's how the so-called relief came about.

But once it is found that someone escaped by taking advantage of the opportunity to release, not only this person will die.

Those who are related to this person will also completely lose the chance to escape.

But on the journey of exile, the saddest thing is not the man, but the woman.

The status of exiled people is not as good as that of animals, but the status of female exiled persons is the lowest among exiled persons.

Yamen servants always like to take advantage of female exiles by taking advantage of the opportunity of getting rid of their shackles.

The men wanted to stop it but they didn't have the courage.

Over time, the sense of shame of these women also faded.

After thinking about it thoroughly, you can also use your innate conditions to exchange for some meat.

Anyway, these women in exile, even if they reach their destination, they will have no reputation at all.

Because when they arrive in exile, they will all become the private property of the descendant leader.

These so-called surrendered soldiers, that is, defeated surrendered soldiers, stayed in the border towns to do infrastructure construction on weekdays, and went into battle in armor.

Because they were worried that the descendants would make people who would be detrimental to the country, these people were deliberately misplaced and left in the border town.

Those from the south were sent to the north, and those from the north were sent to the south.

By the way, hand over all the exiles from the border town to the other side to show their favor.

The moral standards of descendants are not in line with the imperial dynasty. In their eyes, exiles are private property, playthings, and something they can toss about unscrupulously.

Over there, women are reduced to playthings, being pulled to entertain guests and even make money.

Men are at the mercy of others, doing extremely heavy work and resting for no more than two or three hours a day.

Yamen servants don't like to surrender, and they don't want to take advantage of these surrenders.

For women, it is natural to try to take advantage of it, so that these descendants can pick up what they have left.
Under their thinking, the women are completely tragic.

The original owner was a married daughter, logically speaking, she should not have been exiled with her family.

But on the day Yao Yushi was punished by the emperor, the original owner was repaired by her father-in-law with a letter of divorce.

The reason is that her father-in-law, Minister of the Ministry of Officials, felt that marrying a woman like her would be an insult to his family.

And the good name of the original owner when she was not married also became the original sin of her being abandoned by her husband's family.

Although this person retired, he left his home after all, in order to prevent the original owner from doing other embarrassing things.

The original owner's husband personally carried a knife and ruined the original owner's face.

(End of this chapter)