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Such chairs may not have been used only for rape—eighteenth century|eighteenth and nineteenth century Chinese novels mention them frequently as "romantic and comfortable chairs", but they are considered to have been originally made for that purpose. Raping chairs were declared illegal under the Manchu reign and destroyed. The last extant raping chair is believed to have been burned in 1949 after being discovered in a Szechuan province mansion.
sex-stub Category:Furniture Category:Torture This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Chinese raping chair".
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