What are some scary history facts?


What are some scary history facts?
These days prostitution is legal in many country and other country doesn't have any harsh punishment regarding this matter.

But in early 16th century prostitution was seen as a sin and punishment was brutal

Prostitute or brothel keepers would be branded with hot a iron and banished from the town and sometime the iron rod was inserted in some private parts of the prostitute

This was the popular punishment in the major parts of Europe

This picture depicts a famous incident of Lady , who ran a brothel in Aberdeen, was branded with a hot iron on both cheeks by a hangman and made to wear a paper crown, before being banished from the city.

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