Records of Female Widows of the Tang Dynasty

Note: All post-mortem techniques (such as red umbrella bone examination, bone steaming method, and silver needle poison testing) can be found in ancient books such as "Tang Lv Shu Yi" and "Suspicious Prison Collection". The advanced technology in the Song Dynasty's "Resolution of Wrongs" was reasonably "forwarded" to the Tang Dynasty, and a true and credible professional system was constructed. ——In the autumn of the seventh year of Kaiyuan, the mortuary of Jingzhao Mansion. Seventeen-year-old Lin Hanyi tightened her bra and put on a white robe - this was her seventh year pretending to be a man. My father said: "This is a lowly job, and it is the mouth of the dead. If you are afraid, it is still too late to escape now." She didn't run away. She used a red umbrella to reveal the hidden wounds on the bones, used a silver needle to detect poisonous traces in the throat, and spelled out the fatal truth from the stomach of the corpse. People in Chang'an say: That boy from the Lin family can make the dead speak. Until the bhikshuni of Cienni Temple died hanging from a beam. "Hanged himself." Jingzhao Mansion asserted. Lin Hanyi stared at the two rope marks on the corpse's neck - one upward and one horizontal. "It was a homicide." The moment she raised her head, she met the scrutinizing gaze of Pei Yanqing, the young minister of Dali Temple. This powerful young man from the Pei family in Hedong had a stern look on his face: "How dare a lowly servant to make arbitrary decisions?"