Tean zu

Tean zu (chinês tradicional: 拶指, pinyin: zǎnzhǐ, Wade–Giles: tsan3-chih3, lit. ‘compressão dos dedos’) é uma técnica de tortura física usada na China antiga[1][2]. Consistia em um conjunto de seis varas de madeira posicionadas ao redor e entre os dedos e conectadas por cordas[2]. Cada vez que o prisioneiro se recusava a testemunhar ou confessar, a corda era puxada, lentamente, apertando os dedos de forma agonizante entre as varas até que seus ossos fossem esmagados.

A KGB soviética usava uma variante disso para esmagar dedos das mãos ou dos pés. O Kia quen, um dispositivo semelhante aplicado exclusivamente em homens, era usado para esmagar pés ou tornozelos.

Referências

  1. ↑ * Scott, George Ryley. The History of Torture Through the Ages. London: Kegan Paul, 2003.
  2. ↑ a b super.abril.com.br/ Quais são as piores torturas com cordas e barras?

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