Database: Scroll 1 (China) - Revision history

imported>Darman36 at 03:43, 28 December 2024

2024-12-28T03:43:25Z

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	[[File:ACC China DB Scroll.png\|right\|250px]]		[[File:ACC China DB Scroll.png\|right\|250px]]
	[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a [[concubine]] in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[~~Zhengde Emperor~~\|Emperor Zhengde]] [''sic'']. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against ~~eunuchs~~ or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be {{Wiki\|Foot binding\|foot-bound}}, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.		[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a [[concubine]] in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and [[cat]]-like discretion fascinated [[Zhu Houzhao\|Emperor Zhengde]] [''sic'']. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or [[thief]], to stage jokes against [[eunuch]]s or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be {{Wiki\|Foot binding\|foot-bound}}, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}
	[[Category:Database: Documents]]		[[Category:Database: Documents]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Darman36 at 16:02, 7 March 2021

2021-03-07T16:02:42Z

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	[[File:ACC China DB Scroll.png\|right\|250px]]		[[File:ACC China DB Scroll.png\|right\|250px]]
	[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a ~~Concubine~~ in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]] [''sic'']. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be {{Wiki\|Foot binding\|foot-bound}}, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.		[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a [[concubine]] in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]] [''sic'']. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be {{Wiki\|Foot binding\|foot-bound}}, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}
	[[Category:Database: Documents]]		[[Category:Database: Documents]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Darman36 at 21:37, 12 February 2021

2021-02-12T21:37:18Z

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	[[File:ACC China DB Scroll.png\|right\|250px]]		[[File:ACC China DB Scroll.png\|right\|250px]]
	[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]] [''sic'']. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be foot-bound, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.		[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]] [''sic'']. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be {{Wiki\|Foot binding\|foot-bound}}, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}
	[[Category:Database: Documents]]		[[Category:Database: Documents]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Soranin at 18:02, 23 January 2021

2021-01-23T18:02:43Z

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	[[File:~~ACCC_DB_Scrolls~~.~~jpg~~\|right\|250px]]		[[File:ACC China DB Scroll.png\|right\|250px]]
	[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]] [''sic'']. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be foot-bound, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.		[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]] [''sic'']. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be foot-bound, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}
	[[Category:Database: Documents]]		[[Category:Database: Documents]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Lady Kyashira at 03:34, 24 June 2020

2020-06-24T03:34:33Z

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	[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]] [''sic'']. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be foot-bound, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.		[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]] [''sic'']. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be foot-bound, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}
	[[Category:Database: Documents]]		[[Category:Database: Documents]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Sol Pacificus: "Emperor Zhengde" is incorrect because Zhengde is the emperor's era name (name of the period he ruled) and not actually his name. It should be "the Zhengde Emperor".

2017-01-22T01:21:27Z

"Emperor Zhengde" is incorrect because Zhengde is the emperor's era name (name of the period he ruled) and not actually his name. It should be "the Zhengde Emperor".

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	[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]]. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be foot-bound, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.		[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]] [''sic'']. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be foot-bound, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}
	[[Category:Database: Documents]]		[[Category:Database: Documents]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database: Scroll 1 to Database: Scroll 1 (China) without leaving a redirect

2016-01-12T05:10:19Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database: Scroll 1 to Database: Scroll 1 (China) without leaving a redirect

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imported>Amnestyyy: Adding categories

2015-08-09T21:44:54Z

Adding categories

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imported>Bovkaffe at 15:20, 27 April 2015

2015-04-27T15:20:05Z

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	[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]]. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun ~~bee~~ foot-bound, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.		[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor\|Emperor Zhengde]]. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun be foot-bound, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}
	[[Category:Database: Documents]]		[[Category:Database: Documents]]

imported>Amnestyyy: Created page with "250px Shao Jun was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the Forbidden City. At first she was ..."

2015-04-27T02:26:13Z

Created page with "thumb|250px Shao Jun was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the Forbidden City. At first she was ..."

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[[File:ACCC_DB_Scrolls.jpg|thumb|250px]]
[[Shao Jun]] was born in 1506 in imperial captivity, and was raised to become a Concubine in the [[Forbidden City]]. At first she was of lower rank, and was one of many girls who hoped to become a wife of the Emperor. She was taught the traditional arts displayed by the ladies of the imperial court: embroidery, singing and reading, but early on showed exceptional talent for dance and music. Her agility and cat-like discretion fascinated [[Zhengde Emperor|Emperor Zhengde]]. As he liked abusing his power to humiliate his court, he often used the child Shao Jun as his spy or thief, to stage jokes against eunuchs or even ministers. He also forbid that Shao Jun bee foot-bound, so that she didn't lose her dancing abilities; although foot-binding was a key asset to becoming an attractive woman.
{{DEFAULTSORT:Scroll 1}}
[[Category:Database: Documents]]