Daming: I asked you to hang yourself, but I didn’t ask you to rebuild the Ming Dynasty

Give me a seat?

Don't you want me to kneel down and reply?

And the people I brought here also moved chairs?

Hey!

This is recognition of me!

Kong Yinzhi's eyes lit up, and he hurriedly took his three grandfathers to salute and thank him again.

"I would like to express my gratitude to the Imperial Father and the Regent for your love!"

Under the guidance of the eunuch, Kong Yinzhi sat in the first place on Dorgon's right hand.

The three elders of the Kong family sat behind Kong Yinzhi.

Kong Yinzhi was even happier when he saw that his position was so high.

No matter who sits on the throne, our Kong family will always stand strong!

As long as the new dynasty recognizes the descendants of the "Holy Master" as "Yanshenggong"...

Never mind the flood!

A servant dressed in palace attire, obviously a palace maid, brought tea.

With just one glance, Kong Yinzhi could tell that these maids were all bannermen.

That outfit is so easy to tell!

Last night, Sun Zhixian said to him——

"My Holy Qing Dynasty is different from the previous Ming Dynasty.

In the heyday of the Ming Dynasty, all eunuchs used were prisoners of war and sent to Korea.

The ladies-in-waiting are all draft losers.

As for the eunuchs of the Qing Dynasty, they were castrated by the common people in the country. Even those eunuchs of the former Ming Dynasty who did not escape the capital had to be castrated and castrated again before they could be appointed.

As for the palace maids, they are all Manchu and Mongolian women. The higher the family's rank, the higher the palace maid's rank.

The ranks of maids in the palace are all served by the mistresses of various noble families who come to the palace in turn.

In our Shengqing, this is called rotation..."

Kong Yinzhi's mind echoed what Sun Zhixian said to him...

He looked at the maid in front of the general.

This is the concubine in the ancient painting of the Qing Dynasty

I saw that half of the down and hair on the front of her head were shaved off, and a neat "tubaogai" bangs were trimmed.

Showing a tall, wide, shiny head.

Then wrap the long hair around the hairpin to form a "two-head" hairstyle.

All kinds of valuable gold, silver, pearls and jade, head flowers and headdresses were piled on the hair accessories.

The face of the nouveau riche is vividly interpreted.

Kong Yinzhi felt a little nauseous.

This look looks like a bald man with flowers piled on his head...

too ugly……

"Two heads" was a common hairstyle for more than 100 years in the early Qing Dynasty.

The specific method is to trim the forehead first and shave off all the messy hair on the head.

What effect is to be achieved?

Ok……

Have you noticed the powerful hairline?

It's the kind of person whose forehead can't be covered with a slap.

Forget it, I don’t understand, let’s show the ancient picture:

Pay attention to the forehead, there are clear signs of shaving.

Use a "C"-shaped flat long hairpin and insert it into your hair to form an inverted horn look.

Leave a dozen centimeters of space on the left and right sides.

Then divide the hair into two strands and wrap them around the hairpin.

Then secure it with another hairpin.

In this way, a large decorative area is formed on the long hairpin.

Then all kinds of jewelry were inserted in one go.

All kinds of exquisite hair accessories, if taken off individually, are really beautiful.

However, piled up...

It's so painful.

How to describe it?

It's like wearing a dozen rings on one hand, a dozen bracelets on the arm, and then five or six watches of different styles.

To describe it as "country bumpkin" or "nouveau riche" is simply to waste these two words.

Let me say, that can only be used - "no eyes"!

Now when it comes to Qing Dynasty hairstyle, there are always people who want to wash it like this——

"Well, Manchuria is a nation of fishers and hunters. They go deep into the mountains and forests all the year round and shave their hair to prevent branches from hanging on them. It is a sign of improving hygiene and to prevent lice..."

I have a saying "mmp", I wonder if I should say it?

Anyone who truly studies history will understand one phenomenon - personal hygiene in the Qing Dynasty was the most rubbish.

There are lice and fleas all over the body. Old photos of people leaning against the wall and taking off their cotton-padded jackets to catch lice can be seen everywhere.

Regardless of gender!

Maybe I take a bath two or three times a year...

This is so normal!

As long as you wash it frequently, you won't get lice.

Tell me - is this a sign of improving hygiene?

The quintessence of our country will be sprayed in your face!

In fact, there are records about the origins of customs in the Qing Dynasty.

"Manwen Old Document·Taizong Dynasty" written on the second day of December in the sixth year of Tiancong has clear original words:

Huang Taiji ordered Zhu Fujin and others:

"The beautiful clothes are not worn anymore, but they are stored in a cabinet and you want to take them with you after you die?"

If he didn't wear the clothes when he was alive, would he wear them when he wants to die?

How can one be worthy of a husband under the Nine Springs, rather than Beile, who is worthy of him in this world?

What is the use of these beautiful things if they are not consumed during life but thrown into the fire and turned into ashes?

You, all the blessings and ministers, will think about it carefully!

It is good if you modify it while you are young and take it in time.

Don’t embellish it when you’re young, don’t regret it when you’re old, don’t take it while you’re alive, don’t regret it when you die. "

Look, a very clear reason is recorded in the "Manwen Old Documents".

As long as you have a general understanding of the history of the late Ming Dynasty, you will find that——

The period when Huang Taiji said this was when the Qing army repeatedly went south to plunder the Ming Dynasty.

The first time the Qing army entered the pass and robbed it was in 1629.

This edict was issued in the sixth year of Tiancong's reign, in 1632, which was three years after the things were stolen.

So, can I restore it like this:

“During the robbery southward, the Qing government seized a large amount of gold and silver jewelry, but the women were reluctant to wear them and locked them all in cabinets.

Huang Taiji saw that it was hard for the harem to swallow, so he told them——

Dress up nicely to seduce your man's interest! "

Just like a person who is used to living a hard life and suddenly gets wealth, he always has to save it and is reluctant to spend it.

So, what is it that makes them learn to be extravagant and wasteful?

These are Huang Taiji’s words and the Qing court’s subsequent military actions:

In 1634, the Qing army entered the pass for the second time to rob, the third time in 1636, the fourth time in 1638, and the fifth time in 1642.

In these five robberies, more than 100 million people were abducted, and at least 1000 million people were directly killed.

Indirect deaths are conservatively estimated to be at least 3000 million.

If we add the plague, "[-] million" will not be able to defeat it.

It was these five brutal plunders that led to the complete collapse of social order in Jiangbei during the Ming Dynasty.

In 1644, the Qing army entered the pass...

The result will be put here first - the Qing army stole a large amount of property.

Then, look back at Huang Taiji's words.

You will understand the reason for this unique hairstyle in the Qing Dynasty.

——There are too many things that I grabbed, and I can’t wear them anymore.

Huang Taiji had already spoken, not allowing them to hide in the closet.

Therefore, we had to try to improve utilization efficiency.

For example: you have ten bracelets, you wear one every day, and nine of them should be placed in the drawer.

If you take five with you a day, you only have five in the drawer.

If everyone has ten bracelets, and the regulations prohibit you from hiding them, you must wear them on your hands.

So when walking on the street, everyone must wear an arm bracelet?

Over time, has the custom of wearing multiple bracelets formed?