7 BEAUTIFUL Concubines Who Eventually RULED China

Following the video of how two ordinary farmers went on to rule China, we present you 7 concubines that went on to rule the Middle Kingdom.
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[@TribuGalactica]

I'm not Chinese... and yet I'm fascinated by the incredible stories that make Chinese History :D I love this videos!

[@nancyqiang2628]

It's super confusing.

[@sillygabbs]

You don't have to be another race to enjoy history and or stories😀

[@TribuGalactica]

sillygabbs I know! I hate people with the mentality of"its not my country, why should I care" 😆😄

[@Sabrina_Random]

me too

[@sundancent2202]

DayaVera Me too. I love Chinese history, stories, and music. It's just so interesting to me and the language is nice. I think I'm going to start learning Chinese.

[@jiminislovejiminislife6839]

Wish there were dramas based on these stories

[@jordanshell5472]

There are dramas based on these stories, but they are all in chinese.

[@janeshin9473]

there is

[@1705-w5t]

do u know any others? historical dramas are soo interesting

[@cheryllovelyme6349]

J-Nope the legend of zhen huang (empress in the palace)

[@stm12p]

there is a drama based on Wu Zetian named "Wu Zetian" played by Liu Xiaoqing. Pretty good one.

[@Geokat]

Most of the women here who came into power, despite having perhaps not the most glamorous or moral lifestyle, managed to rule their kingdom better than the emperors whom were their husbands, as they realise the fundamentality of education and the wellbeing of citizens. And as a result, citizens were prosperous and agriculture thrived under their ruling (except Cixi ofc). And I think that people are not seeing the whole picture, yes sure Empress Wu might have killed her daughter and framed another person, but the end result led to a population that was well educated and prepared for military action because she was on the throne. It's a utilitarian and consequentialist way of thinking I know.

[@SaraCVT]

Katie Wong: Actually she probably didn't kill her infant daughter. The baby very plausibly could have died of crib death and the Empress WAS the last one to touch the child. Since accounts of the time do not refer to this, even when listing Wu's crimes, it is probable that this allegation was created after the fact and has become legend. As for Cixi, the allegation that she led an extravagant lifestyle and spent Navy funds has been reliably debunked. Most of what is commonly known about is actually false, due to a fraudulent book written during the time. I've done quite a bit of research on China, and these videos merely recount the "common" knowledge, not necessarily correct. Too bad.

[@anjiexox2711]

Cixi saved China.

[@LivingSoftly]

I agree with you.There must have been a lot of machinations by the princes to become emperor, but they get praised for wisdom. She did what she had to do, TBH.

[@ma.reggietagsip1873]

Katie Wong yes I do agree, I especially like WU ZETIAN almost everyone who sits on the throne have their bad sides (whether or not it was true) but in the end its how they handle after sitting on the throne and she was able to prove that gender is not a reasoning for running a successful and prosperous dynasty/kingdom.

[@clairefuller6008]

It could be rumors that she killed the daughter, or maybe they daughter was very sickly and going to die anyway.

[@kokonutz2315]

So happy the drawings are back. It really ups the quality

[@beckyvega153]

What about Empress Gi? She was Korean, but was also the empress of a Chinese emperor which makes her a Chinese empress. Her also son became emperor which made her Empress Dowager.

[@DullMarionette]

While that is true, the dynasty at the time was a Mongolian Dynasty ruling China. Plus shortly after becoming Empress Dowager, she disappeared from history. So there isn't much to say about her time as Empress Dowager.

[@alwaysloveyou93]

her son became emperor but not emperor of chinese dynasty, at the time her son became emperor, his dynasty collapsed. also, Chinese dont consider a Korean empress as their own history because to Chinese, Korean is foreigner. Chinese and Mongolian are more related.

[@vampirewizardessninjausiyu9238]

Her real last name is Ki but it was misheard as Gi in Chinese.

[@vampirewizardessninjausiyu9238]

But it was on Yuan Dynasty.

[@vampirewizardessninjausiyu9238]

Well, her son was an Emperor alright. But never put on the history of all Emperors. Search for the names of Emperors of China. No another Temur Emperor than Togon Temur.

[@taje718]

All I heard was a bunch of poison and assassination

[@idylledoll]

Probably, it was brutal back then and you couldn't even trust your own blood.

[@windingpath]

power struggle on that level is no joke. you win or you die.

[@taje718]

idylle♡doll still can't trust your own blood.

[@idylledoll]

***** I agree! However I mean couldn't trust them not to murder you haha. I know it still happens but it was super common within royal families.

[@642meh]

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[@mimimisaar9141]

thats so interesting! i really love chinese history

[@mimimisaar9141]

BubblyLover it is :D

[@FriendsForever-qt3is]

BubblyLover me too

[@maxmustermann9058]

If anyone is interested what exactly Lü Zhi did to the consort Qi: She had Concubine Qi's limbs chopped off, blinded her by gouging out her eyes, cut off her tongue and locked her in the pigsty, and called her a "Human Swine" (人彘). Several days after, Emperor Xiaohui saw the "Human Swine", and after realising who the "Human Swine" was, the emperor was so sick of his mother's cruelty that he virtually relinquished his authority and indulged in carnal pleasures.

[@xixi6462]

what a satan, twisted devil

[@dear_totheheart]

Wu Zetian is legitimately like the precursor to Napoleon, self-proclaimed emperor, roughly 15 years of rule, military and education reform, system of merit, and everything!

[@fluff_bunny1885]

this comment is from five years ago but i have to say that napoleon waged war on all of europe during his reign, and wu zetian was mainly a governing politician. (not saying one is better than the other.) very, very different.

[@dear_totheheart]

@@fluff_bunny1885 Nice to see 5 years later someone found/read this, always wonderful. I only meant that Napoleon and Wu Zetian share similarities, as stated specifically regarding their implementation of military, educational, and meritocratic reforms over their jurisdictions, etc, not saying that they are in the same category or even on par in regards to a global or historic impact. It was to point out how unique of a similarity and their successes in their time period was and as leaders and individuals

[@fluff_bunny1885]

@@dear_totheheart true true

[@花梨-b8r]

I am a Chinese. I want to say that Wu Zetian is not a good emperor, or even very mediocre

[@pepperrgirl]

Damnnnn Wu Zetian was a bad ass sister. This is why I love KZbin's diversity...I learn so much.

[@lillian2396]

Watch the empress of china, it's about Wu

[@wildroyal]

@@lillian2396 empress of China does no Justice to the true story of Wu, the protagonist in the movie is a full on victim and they did not show of her badass leadership skills

[@Juniorvake]

Mate I'm using your roast pork belly recipe while watching this video! Cooking while learning some history amazing!

[@saeranchoi4556]

Im only Vietnamese,but i love learning new cultures ^^ these are fascinating,i'd love it if you make more!

[@Kumi12341]

Who does the drawings, they're all so cute! Much better than the official paintings!

[@MrLi-fd4hs]

Maybe it's a photo of a modern Chinese, they are synthesized by ps.

[@excusemebutwhat5690]

Kumi12341 empress wu looked like a turtle, ape, and ogre hybrid

[@amu5238]

The first woman sounds like a class A villain straight out of a Chinese drama haha

[@Jenny-mi3zq]

Not just China but around the world you idiot

[@irondragonmaiden]

She was still an efficient leader and instated a meritocracy which, considering the era she ruled where nepotism and plutocracy was not only the norm but encouraged, is no mean feat. I don't care what she was like in her personal life, the effect she had on her people was a positive one and THAT's the real measure of a good ruler.

[@SurasmitaMeher-ch3lo]

She was a real strong woman who changed the history of china

[@kylemathewson5532]

I'm not Chinese but I've never missed a video lol..

[@tonchobg652]

Same !

[@jessicazavala4207]

Kyle Mathewson Me too

[@kagome2420]

I am half Chinese but I don't live with my Chinese dad so I know nothing about my Chinese culture. I love to know more ancient China.

[@linfeng8033]

why would you love to know more?

[@mr.cebuano2843]

koreas and japanese culture is chinese, japans culture is from chinas tang dynasty and koreaa culture is from ming dynasty . _90% FROM 100%_is from chinese culture Influence of japan :en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_influence_on_Japanese_culture kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYDRYYuJjbCJnck kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6PMlH57nNaBl5I kzbin.info/www/bejne/noqon3ttlsZ4bas Influence of korea : www.quora.com/Which-comes-first-Hanbok-of-Joseon-or-Aoqun-of-Ming kknews.cc/culture/kmebvr.html?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=3568d31171f5229e85f3d7da7f42ca33036d09ee-1574886643-0-ARB8haT7l3vZu1LpTzEWdk8s9hd8jhYo6ZZByDIh7GpOaAxE_YW-u15Jj4psFQ6uJjJH7skGq3705-Dge9DOsllpI11Wg5ooTE_mEFYVhLrLf45dKZ1pWQOKe14EMkiK-1NY3fwGevWTZkX8El3kmd6FkBeMgnNE6Rj9vDHkWtmNte0UmXkba-3u327GLl5nexJUnh6WTyPVqEZxG-eN5kH6H580AK7XJHuqwJ4aao4tdbIQz8bR-3Dpzixst_B7ATSjtosyQvSpXmhSINxNbuU historum.com/threads/the-origin-of-the-korean-traditional-dress.62262/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6OWq4qFrseLl8U en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_influence_on_Korean_culture Information about japan (i only had one link about japan thats why) Japanese Emperor wearing Chinese clothes in the cottage----kimono (Wu suit) Japanese text---Chinese characters. It was said by Japan that the three major national skills are sumo----in the Qin and Han dynasties in China, there was a call for the Tang Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty was introduced to Japan. The Japanese Book of the Japanese, edited at the beginning of the eighth century in Japan, has been recorded. Japanese tea ceremony - Japan did not have tea at all. Shanzhai Tang Dynasty decoction method. According to the "Nichiji Shintokiji" recorded in 805 AD, the most from Japan, returning to Japan, returned to the tea seed, planted next to the Riji Shrine. The administration of Japan--"the Governor" is the name of the Han people of the Song Dynasty. The xx road is the geographical division of the Tang Dynasty, and the xx county is the division of the Qin and Han regions. Japan called the man "Jun" and the woman called "Ji"---the name of the cottage in the Spring and Autumn Period of the Warring States Period. Japanese National Bird---Zhu Xi (China) Japanese National Flower---Sakura (China) Japan's "and paper" --- paper. Needless to say Tokyo, Japan's capital, Tokyo's 汴梁 (Kaifeng) Japanese kimono---Chinese Wu suit. Japanese architecture and wooden houses - the mountains of Chinese architecture And the last link about hanfu the father of hanbok and kimono kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6OWq4qFrseLl8U kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ-Ug4anjt6Dh68 and for the korean liars who would like to steal china's culture and say that ming dynasty hanfu copy from hanbok and farther here is the real hanbok fromfukuoka.wordpress.com/2013/08/30/breast-exposing-hanbok-or-breast-exposing-ejogori-2/

[@liv4love-22d8]

Watch Liziqi or Dianxi Xiaoge for traditional dishes in rural China!

[@CandraSurya-um9yt]

Actually.... Japanese.... Korean.... And Vietnamese share the same culture as the Chinese...... And they also share the same roots.....

[@chopsticksforlegs]

What's the other half

[@hera1489]

i think the empress ki was also strong. i know she and her husband aren't chinese but ultimately they ruled china. also after the emperor died she continued to rule the country on her own and that's why they call her iron lady today. and she also became an empress dowager after his son ascended the throne. so i think she is really strong woman✨

[@Godhelpus62]

I love these videos of the history of these dynasties and rulers! It makes me want to read even more about it. Thank you!

[@Forgen20]

I have NO idea how I wandered onto this video, but it was super interesting and the artwork was really cool. Thumbs up!

[@Expectationss]

I'm pretty sure they're considered "BEAUTIFUL" because they were empress

[@asylumlane]

Leon X or maybe the emperors only chose beautiful women to be by their sides?

[@Expectationss]

True, but wouldn't all his concubines be beautiful then?

[@ericksantiago9130]

Probably, but if they didn't rule then they're irrelevant to the video

[@rosalina4852]

no, the emperor would marry concubines for political reasons. Most of the concubines were not very pretty.

[@marving.5436]

well you are the emperor of China so you can choose the most beautiful lady in the country as the empress and concubines. well in most cases the real empresses are not beautiful especially if it is a political marriage but definitely the concubines are really attractive

[@moonbeaming]

I love this! My curiosity is being satisfied, so educational.

[@4evaFanFuruba]

A really well made video!! Please do more of these historical videos - these days it is my only Chinese history input I can get :)

[@jonathanlee4511]

90% of the facts about Empress Dowager Cixi was untrue. Guangxu was in fact gravely ill, Cixi was not wasteful she did retire to the Summer palace, but she modernize China and was a much better person than you guys described her.

[@z3020979]

Jonathan Lee Well, I heard news about when Guangxu’s grave was opened, the historian confirmed that he died of poisoning.

[@mustafanaeem1222]

Cixi was the one who was against Guangxu's reforms. The 100 days reform failed in 1898, most of the reform advocates were executed, then Guangxu was put under house arrest

[@jonathanlee4511]

Mustafa Naeem, yes she was against Guangxu’s reforms. However, she herself proposed other reforms. Mostly economic and later social.

[@irenesim226]

Will you be able to do a comparison between Mainland Chinese vs Overseas Chinese? For example on how cultures are currently practiced and differed from those in China and outside China. You can reference to Mahjong rules, Lou Yu Sheng, etc. Would be nice to hear it from your point of view.

[@andreagoh2732]

Oh yeah, that'd be pretty cool. Southeast Asia's got wayyy different customs from mainland China.

[@sgcl10658]

Overseas Chinese didn't go through Chinese Communist culture revolution so they still use traditional Chinese culture and are usually more cultured than mainland Chinese. Mainland Chinese use simplified Chinese characters and are usually less cultured. You often hear bad behaviors from mainland Chinese tourists. You can compare Taiwainese vs Mainland Chinese to see the differences even though they were from the same roots.

[@TheTamago]

So Liu was basically Cercei

[@arlenekitty1]

*Cersei

[@rossy3lo]

Its actually WU Ze Tian

[@noomwa]

Tamago lolol

[@owo4470]

its cixi

[@sheylaabarca9754]

It's Xerxes... Y'all need to go back to school!!

[@AinGeunSwift]

C-Dramas about concubines. 1. Legend of Zhen Huan/Empress in the Palace 2. Story of Yanxi Palace 3. Ruyi Royal's love 4. Empress of China 5. Consort Meng has arrived 6.

[@mishimaro5423]

There's also Beauty's Rival in Palace, which is about Empress Dou or Empress Xiaowen of the Han Dynasty. It even features Empress Lu for a few episodes.

[@mochijuice8074]

@@mishimaro5423STORY OF YANXI PALACE IS SO SO GOOD

[@hukeaz]

this is very awesome! I appreciate all the work you guys put into this. I just wish you showed more pictures of each impress when you talked about them

[@debb0r]

i live for these drawings! they make the story come to life :3

[@maddiemcnugget1076]

I love these kind of videos

[@Deadmancw]

id be interested in hearing about the three kingdoms

[@michelle9308]

Deadmancw yes!!!

[@anibalfull]

I recomend you to read Xianxia novels, they often mention things like the warring states, the war between the 3 kingdoms and so on.

[@fluffyfluff7902]

Thank you!!! As always, great job, guys!

[@circeodys2053]

I really like these videos about Chinese history that are drawn.

[@LikeAChameleon]

That’s great unless you were Empress Dowager Ki who was once a soldier then a palace maid then a court lady then a concubine then an empress (It’s just from Netflix)

[@Kuroko-Dono]

True, but it’s Korean history

[@feliseshim1475]

@@Kuroko-Dono it's not history it is just a drama. But empress ki/gi is the last empress dowager of the yuan dynasty.

[@silvana6274]

Great video! I'm writing an essay regarding Wu Zetian's economical, political, and social achievements within her reign. The point is to show her good side, how she contributed to improve Tang dynasty's economic background and women's position back then. If anyone can recommend me any books/textbooks about these aspects of the empress, I'd be very grateful. It'd be even better if there are books about this written in Spanish, since it's my native language, but English is just fine too.

[@ingriddubbel8468]

Go to the library and research. Call a local college ask to speak to a professor in Asian studies. The internet is too unstable to get viable information unless its from a proper historical website. Good research takes effort.

[@jerslynvalledor2944]

Try to watch "empress of china"

[@yurigagarinslittlevideos3230]

You can also put Empress Gi, popularly known as Empress Ki. She was the wife of Toghon Temur of Yuan dynasty. She was the 3rd wife of him. She was also selected as the 1st Consort by the emperor. She also bore a son, Ayusiridara, who ruled Yuan dynasty. She became the Empress after Bayan,the 2nd wife of Toghon Temur was killed. So she can also be in the list.She can also be included in the list of one of the most strongest Empress of China. Thank you.

[@sgcl10658]

She's not Chinese, neither her husband. Her time was as an Empress in China was short as Chinese regained their country

[@everydaylearningwithwendy]

I just saw a movie about her, and became interested in her real life story

[@tianzhong3149]

I can relate to this channel so much I learned everything from China and it's so cool to see other people tell the story in English

[@ilicia_08]

Whoa...people were dropping like flies D:

[@kalvincastro9042]

They kinda had to if we want to end up with a female emperor..!

[@sunset060]

Wow! So interesting! Thank you for your hard work!

[@massimosquecco8956]

Great, to the point report! I love the impressive sketches! I like your style! Keep on your good job: you let me learn something each video you publish...

[@massimosquecco8956]

PS: your pronunciation of the last concubine's Emperor name makes me crazy because I cannot possibly do the sa,e with my voice. It is impossible for real. AAArgh!

[@lynnmariesawicke4828]

Love your shows, please do more like these they are so interesting. Thanks.👍

[@sweetlullaby5156]

9:25 cracked me up XD awesome illustrations, btw! and very good video!!!

[@irisn.garcia5883]

Great Stuff!!! Very informative!!

[@ChinaIcons]

This was such an interesting watch - love these kinds of videos!

[@naturegreeneries9396]

Interesting reports n hope to watch dramas of such stories to improve by history ...thks for sharing

[@itsNinaLeeyo]

Wow so cool! This is awesome! I never knew. How come they don't talk about this in history..ever?!

[@zzsiyingzz]

Omg, whoever drew this, you are an artist! They look so good!

[@elizabeth18541]

When I clicked on this video I thought it said 7 beautiful porcupines

[@thescribe7117]

They are indeed DANGEROUS like PORCUPINES!!!

[@sayma4598]

Imperial Chinese history is so interesting. I love these videos! Please do more

[@rico1357]

Maybe you don't recognize the Yuan Dynasty as Chinese, but the Last emperor died and his wife(Empress Ki) ruled until China was taken over by the Ming dynasty.

[@AyaHaru0915]

because they are not. they are mongolians. genghis khan descendants. they occupy china.

[@moomoomu504]

my mom is Vietnamese and she tells me the first story all the time

[@linfeng8033]

why would she tell you?

[@CJ-rx5fi]

I loved the animation on this video so much! Great job to the artist! Great video :)

[@atrophiedup2myeyes]

Okay, you guys just earned yourself a subscriber. Thanks for the info this helped me a lot. I have always found romance in history. These women tickles my imagination! Great job! XD

[@Delana17]

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing a part of your country's history.

[@Varifyr]

Love your stories and you guys sound so pleasant.

[@damapinzon5013]

Lo ve it, thanks a bunch for your perspective...and yeah we can do and reach whatever goal we set our heart to achieve!!!❤️

[@summeranne3652]

Good info I love your channel ^_^ But you shoulda mentioned that Wu Zetian was committed into a Buddhist nunnery after the death of her first husband (Taizong), and escaped by winning the heart of her second husband Gaozong/Taizong's son through writing. She sent poetry to the emperor until, against all odds, he ordered she be sent back to the capital and serve as a consort. I think that part makes her success especially unlikely and impressive!

[@dinutsf6518]

love your videos!!

[@alexiamills3682]

Love these vids. I wish we had more documentaries on them all

[@maraealindawhite3149]

Love your videos, so fascinated with China history.

[@mamabearcher2685]

Great Vid guys!!!!!!💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙

[@cofiecoffcoff4287]

I liked this video a lot! Very informative and the drawings were awesome!

[@realmofthesenses]

Palace of Devotion, it's follow up is Serenade of Peaceful joy, Story of Yanxi Palace, Ruyi's Royal Love, Empresses in the Palace, legend of Xiao Chu, legend of hao lan, Promise of Chang An, Rebel Princess, Ming Dynasty are all about women becoming queen, Empress or Empress-Do wager.

[@verginiaalgieconstantino808]

i love the drawings, it makes me understand it a little better. love your videos guys 😘

[@jechtjecht7295]

well delivered and easy to undersrand. nice video!

[@SESTOFIORHEM]

Incredible video. Thanks.

[@meep9963]

I love these drawing so much they are so satisfying to watch.😄 I didn't notice til the end that there were 2 people doing this video.

[@annab3LL3TV]

love learning about history

[@cornellwaters9089]

🎎 Thank You!

[@azsetik9907]

❤ alllll the videos from yous.. & of course this one is no exception! I really enjoyed the drawing that accompanied the info y'all presented.. ^_^ Also, the initial portraits shown of each woman were REALLY neat!

[@jackiecarcano1401]

it's so interesting to learn about another culture ❤ thanks guys for sharing lol loved it ❤❤❤

[@TChanProductions]

This was such a cool video, I never knew about these powerful Chinese before, thanks for sharing!

[@TChanProductions]

also these drawings are hilarious, love 'em xD

[@indirapoitier338]

to me this is new and interesting info. I love it

[@azzizahillian9329]

i love this KZbin channel 😄! I live to learn of the other lands by persons who knows more of it. thank you cause I love learning of Asian culture 😄

[@ghidorahs1fan209]

I have used some of these stories to show my daughter's that we women can do anything we put our minds to. We are not Chinese but I still think these stories are relevant no matter what race you are and were you come from.

[@dreamsteddybearsmaster]

Anyone else recognise some of the images from Moon Cake packages? Back when packaging was very extravagant and a bonus?

[@zhubajie6940]

Saw Wu's tomb area last spring. Had a blank stele. Was told because of humility.

[@essennagerry]

2:42 I really thought that a couple of times he said "who?" 😂 I guess Hu is pronunced with that rising tone?

[@zea4478]

Wait wait wait.. 5:42 This chick didn't get mad at her husband for impregnating someone other than her?? And she willingly took her step child (step child, right?) and raised em as her own? Guessing that they left the maid? Jesus, if that was me, I'd slap 'em

[@jolinadilan677]

she encouraged it probably. because she couldn't have kids of her own and probably wanted one. I know this happens alot in arabic countries as well.

[@jolinadilan677]

all u will do is slap him? wow.

[@melodycharm7975]

Zeawesomeivdgaming The Filipino Mango Queen in the olden days in China, it is important to bear a son as son is more important than a female due to popular belief. Hence , in the kingdom, the empress will be fine to have another woman to bear her husband's child or smth liddat hehe

[@zea4478]

Jolina Dilan i mean, if ya do anything else, he mightve executed her .-. If there werent any consequences, id probably do something more

[@zea4478]

Melody Charm i guess that makes sense...but still, i see that as mistreating women. Only marrying them for their looks and children

[@andrewcrago1058]

Love the drawings. So fun!

[@gracewsho]

Great video, as always! I'd recommend taking it a bit slower, next time, if only so that people can catch the wonderful information you're spreading. Just a little pause between sentences and (in this case) concubines. Best of luck! :D

[@jessicazavala4207]

these videos are amazing 😄

[@NICOLE-sb5so]

very interesting video....i enjoyed learnig about the history of china....

[@ilovetwice7066]

9:29 i love that drawing lol

[@Krenisphia]

Who did the drawings for this?

[@michellejoll6987]

Excellent video! I agree with the comment below. It would be great if there were dramas based on the story of these women.

[@TheMarishaten]

Very ambitious and intelligent women...respect!

[@SunShine43v3r1]

@1:46 that sounds like something that happened in Scarlet Ryeo from Drama Fever.

[@texvulakoro7562]

To be honest I'm not Chinese but I'm obsessed with this Like the ranks in the palace

[@mochijuice8074]

7:28 Fact: the concubine was thrown into a large jar, with her own torn limbs and soaking in her own blood. Rumour has it that there was even human waste matter stuffed in the jar as well.

[@diekje8728]

is flora still drawing for you because the drawings still looks great!

[@mercuryrain9466]

That was Great Guys!

[@elizabethnavarre7972]

Very interesting! Reminds me of Roman or Tutor history. Do you guys have some sources so I can read more? Thanks!

[@kiala325]

Love the drawings! Really interesting stories too

[@JezealBunny209]

I really enjoy these ♡

[@jkjkjkjkjkjk6565]

i had to watcg the video once i saw the thumbnail

[@DahliaKokoro]

fav vid so far

[@Caprineki]

i love this type of historical stuff

[@johnlogan7883]

truly fascinating loved it

[@dreamcatcher1486]

Go women!

[@marandadavis2845]

DreamCatcher y

[@l.blavatsky4779]

Go to the kitchen

[@lilsomething8905]

@@l.blavatsky4779 Friendzoned loser

[@laughinglight9870]

Go men and women and boys and girls!

[@DarthJF]

I dropped from watching the channel for a while since it seemed all you guys were talking about were dating and food. Nice to see you doing more stuff about Chinese history and culture again.