Mongolia, P8 in 1913 for a woman sentenced to torture, she will be trapped in starvation PS:p8 This punishment is capital punishment in disguise. Because of the conventional death penalty execution with a knife with a noose

Mongolia, 1913

P8 is a woman sentenced to torture who will be trapped in starvation

PS:p8 This punishment is a disguised capital punishment. Because the execution of the conventional death penalty with a knife and a noose needs to be submitted to the Beijing Division for approval. Many local officials in the Qing Dynasty did not want to bother with the procedure, so they set up the shackles of severe pain and slow pain that made the prisoner unbearable. Under the scorching sun, fast is half a day, slow is two or three days to imprison people. This photo of the 1913 Qing Dynasty is dead, and it is speculated that the local law enforcers in Mongolia also used this purpose.