Which dynasty did the three-inch golden lotus originate from?

Three-inch golden lotus originated in Song Dynasty.

Three-inch golden lotus, which first appeared in the Song Dynasty, is the ultimate development of ancient women's traditional customs. People call foot-binding "lotus", while feet of different sizes are different grades of "lotus", those larger than four inches are "iron lotus", those four inches are "anemone" and those three inches are "golden lotus". The theory of "three-inch golden lotus" requires that the feet should not only be three inches smaller, but also bend over and bend their backs.

Development of three-inch golden lotus;

In the Ming dynasty, the wind of women's foot-binding entered a prosperous period and developed rapidly in various places. During this period, there were certain requirements for the shape of foot binding, and the saying of "three-inch golden lotus" appeared.

It is required that the feet should not only be as small as three inches, but also be bent and wrapped in the shape of horns and millet. When Zhang invaded Sichuan in the late Ming Dynasty, women's feet were so small that they piled up into mountains, which was called "Golden Lotus Peak", showing the prosperity of women's foot-binding in Sichuan. ?

Foot-binding was also banned in history. The Qing dynasty repeatedly banned it, and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom also promulgated similar laws. However, it was not until the Revolution of 1911 that the wind of foot-binding from urban to rural areas was gradually abolished.