What does it mean to dream about eunuchs? Is it good to dream about eunuchs?

What does it mean to dream about eunuchs? Is it a good thing to dream about eunuchs? What impact and reaction does dreaming about eunuchs have on reality? Or is it the subjective imagination of the dreamer himself? The editor of (Zhou Gong's Dream Interpretation Network www./) has compiled the detailed meaning of dreaming about eunuchs for you.

The appearance of eunuchs in dreams generally represents difficulties.

Psychological interpretation of dreams about eunuchs

Dreaming about eunuchs indicates that you are facing tremendous pressure in life and are unable to reverse the situation. It also means not daring to face difficulties and having a cowardly character.

The image of a eunuch in a dream usually represents the feeling of powerlessness and castration brought to the subconscious mind by the pressure of life or work when facing great difficulties.

Dreaming about eunuchs or becoming a eunuch yourself indicates that things or situations may make you helpless, at a loss, and helpless.

A man dreams that he has become a eunuch, suggesting that he feels helpless about what has happened.

If a woman dreams of a castrated eunuch, it is a reminder for you not to fall into the whirlpool of emotions and warns you not to pursue feelings that do not belong to you.

Dreaming about eunuchs case analysis

Dream: About half a month ago, I had a dream. In the dream, I was looking at a photo album, which contained photos of the Qing Dynasty palace. I couldn’t remember most of them clearly, but there was one color photo that I remembered very clearly. It was the only one. There were four or five eunuchs in it. They were very old and talking and laughing at the camera. Their smiles were very weird! Photos of the Qing Dynasty would not be in color, let alone so clear, so I found it very strange. What does this dream mean?

Dream interpretation: The most notable feature of a eunuch is that he is castrated. The appearance of a eunuch in a dream generally means that a certain aspect of the dreamer's character has been castrated, and he feels powerless when encountering difficulties.

The origin of eunuchs

Eunuch, also known as eunuch, usually refers to a neutral person in ancient China who lost his sexual ability after castration and became neither male nor female. They were officials exclusively used by the emperor, monarch and their family. Also known as temple servants, eunuchs, eunuchs, eunuchs, eunuchs, internal officials, internal ministers, eunuchs, and eunuchs.

Eunuchs were called "eunuchs" after the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Eunuchs with higher status were called "eunuchs". During the reign of Emperor Gaozong of Tang, the Dianzhong Province was changed to the Zhongyu Palace, and eunuchs were appointed as eunuchs and junior eunuchs. Later, eunuchs were also generally called eunuchs. During the Ming Dynasty, the power of eunuchs grew, and people began to respectfully call all eunuchs "eunuchs", and eunuch became a synonym for eunuchs.

According to records, not all eunuchs in my country's pre-Qin and Western Han dynasties were castrated men; it was not until the Eastern Han Dynasty that all eunuchs were employed ("All eunuchs were castrated men, without complicated transfers of other men," from "Preface to the Biographies of Eunuchs in the Book of the Later Han"). This is because there are many female members in the imperial palace, from the Empress Dowager, the Dowager Consort, the Empress and Consorts of the current dynasty, to the palace maids. If male servants are allowed in and out, it is inevitable that there will be defilement in the palace. Therefore, no other adult males were allowed to serve in the palace. According to research, the first eunuch in Chinese feudal society was named Wu Tengyu, a native of Shangrao, Jiangxi Province.

There are many names for "jian" in ancient Chinese classics, such as Zhonghuan, eunuch, eunuch, Nei Shi, Neihuan, eunuch, Zhongjuan, Neishu, Zhongguiren, etc.

In Chinese history, there were not many times without eunuchs before the demise of feudal society. Eunuchs, as slaves of emperors and concubines, supported the splendor of the royal palaces and created comfortable and affluent living conditions for the rulers in the palace.

Ordinary people who want to become eunuchs must first be castrated, that is, have their genitals cut off. This is called "purification of the body", which makes them people with "incomplete six senses". Eunuchs have no visible beard, no protruding larynx, their voices become thinner, they speak in a feminine voice, and their movements are neither male nor female, making them "neutral" people.

In fact, eunuchs are not unique to China. Eunuchs existed in ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, Türkiye, Korea, and throughout Asia. However, China’s eunuch system is the most deeply rooted.

Throughout the long history of Chinese feudal society, eunuchs were not only involved in the lives of princes, nobles, high-ranking officials and dignitaries, but also in complex political struggles. In China before the Xinhai Revolution, the decline of dynasties was mostly related to the rebellion of eunuchs. The fall of the Han, Tang and Ming dynasties was directly related to the tyranny and cruelty of eunuchs.