Question

the qin dynasty penalties were: capital punishment, which was the extreme punishment of depriving a criminal of his life. flesh punishment, also known as corporal punishment, was the punishment of mutilating a person's body. imprisonment was a sentence that restricted the personal freedom of the offender and forced him to serve hard labor. the punishment of disgrace is shaving off the offender's sideburns, beards, or hair to be different from ordinary people.

Answer 1

The five punishment of the Qing dynasty were whipping, flogging, hard labour, exile and capital punishment.

The five punishments during the Qing dynasty were intended to inflict the greatest amount of bodily suffering and mental torment on the guilty parties and those close to them. Other punishments, after tattooing, were foot amputation, the removal of one's reproductive organs, and potentially being roasted or cooked alive.

   Although the Chinese kingdoms and states had written laws that matched crimes to punishments, the victims' particular punishments were frequently determined by the rulers' whims, political concerns, and other causes. Tattooing was the first and least severe of the Five Punishments.

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