- A
cangue (/kæŋ/ KANG), in
Chinese referred to as a jia or tcha (Chinese: 枷) is a
device that was used for
public humiliation and
corporal punishment in...
- The
Golden Cangue (金鎖記) is a 1943
Chinese novella by
Eileen Chang. The author's own
English translation appeared in the
anthology Modern Chinese Stories...
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Cangas de Onís (Asturian:
Cangues d'Onís "valleys of Onís") is a muni****lity in the
eastern part of the
province and
autonomous community of Asturias...
- (Qing
Cheng Zhi Lian, 傾城之戀) and The
Golden Cangue (1943). In her
English translation of The
Golden Cangue,
Chang simplified English expressions and sentence...
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Dutch word for pillory, schandpaal,
literally meaning "pole of shame".
Cangue,
board around the head
Judicial corporal punishment Jougs,
metal collar...
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Birch rod
Boats Branding iron
Brazen bull
Breaking wheel Breast ripper Cangue Castor oil Catapelta[citation needed]
Choke pear
Coffin Crucifix Ducking...
- the
horses and the
people who
helped to sell the
horses would be put on
cangue and sent to
labor in a
border military camp. In the salt mines, the penalty...
- Malacca, who had been
accounted a Ming v****al; and,
after placing them in
cangues and
keeping them for most of a year,
ultimately executed 23 by lingchi...
- Jin Suo Ji (aka The
Golden Cangue or The
Golden Chain) is a 1950 Hong Kong film
written by
Eileen Chang and
directed by Shu-Sun Chiu. The
story is based...
-
Salle des
Martyrs at the
Paris Foreign Missions Society. The ladder-like
apparatus in the
middle is the
cangue that was worn by
Pierre Borie in captivity....
