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Published in Mint Lounge , August 10 Historically, treason anywhere in the world was often punished with death. But some cultures got rather creative in how they dished out the end. The ancient Persians, for instance, developed a very sweet method. To start with, the person being eliminated was laid in a boat, while another sealed him from above, leaving only the head exposed. This wooden trap would then be covered with clay, looking on the face of it, like some species of spa treatment.
Except that what followed was torture, not therapy. It would begin with the individual being fed all kinds of things, including milk and honey. A lot of the latter was slathered over the head as well. Death took weeks to arrive. And when it did, it was to snatch away not a living human but a putrid, shivering mass of flesh. For those engaged in games of power, political violence necessarily had to be spectacular. Order could not be threatened, and if it were, the threat had to be quashed in style.
Our own ancestors had prescriptions for this. The Arthasastra, for instance, frowns on challenges to authority. This is for non-Brahmins, though; Brahmins were to be drowned. Of course, in practice it was possible to switch procedures. As late as the 19th century, a rebel leader in Kerala found his legs tied to elephants, which were thereafter prodded to run in opposite directions.
The only reassuring detail about the episode is that the man was brave: asked by his snarky executioner how he was feeling just as the ripping began, he replied that it was like reposing in a velvet bed. But power was imperilled not just by external enemies but also rivals within. Muhammad bin Tughlaq in 14th century Delhi, for example, had a cousin who challenged his succession. His flesh was cooked into biryani and sent to his wife and children, with another portion reserved for the imperial elephants.
