Emperor Sui Yang Used Wheelchair To Trap Virgins

Chinese Emperor Sui Yang Di [(AD 581-618)] had only one official wife – Empress Xiao, but he was nowhere as monogamous as his father. Palace records had it that he was particularly interested in girls who were just starting to blossom. His libido reached a peak when he was with 14-year-old girls. However, these girls were almost always shy and fearful and would inevitably struggle or run away when he tried to seduce them into their first sexual encounter. Sui Yang Di shared his problem with a eunuch who then summoned the very talented builder and inventor He Chou. Within days, He Chou came up with a beautiful chariot. Unlike most chariots, this special Do As You Please chariot probably looked something like a giant wheelchair. It was not drawn by horses but pushed by humans.

He Chou showed Sui Yang Di how the chair could help him with little girls. The seat on the chariot was collapsible. The girl would sit on the chair, holding a bar with her hands and resting her feet on another bar. When the chariot was pushed from behind, a lever would be activated and the seat would fall into a compartment beneath. At the same time, one bar would flip to lock the girl’s feet at the ankles and spreading her legs while the other bar would flip to lock her at the wrists. The emperor could then do as he pleased. Sui Yang Di was elated and immediately gave He Chou a promotion. He tested the chariot on a girl who served him tea that morning. Seeing how interesting the chariot looked, the young girl was only too eager to sit on it. She realised too late that she was about to be raped. The chariot worked without a hitch, with the violated girl crying and screaming notwithstanding. For the rest of his reign, Sui Yang Di was believed to have deflowered 3,000 girls on that chariot.

Chan Joon Yee – Dirty Secrets of Emperor Sui Yang Di