Today, we want to know this beautiful woman, but it's not what most people think. Her life is very legendary. According to legend, 145 men wanted to marry her, and 13 people committed suicide because she refused. She is Princess cazal. With such an amazing figure, we guess she must be a stunning beauty. How on earth does her appearance make men so fascinated by her?
Beautiful women are not "beautiful"
/kloc-In the 9th century, the "Princess cazal" was born in the Kazar dynasty in northern Iran. Her real name is "Taji Salata". Since Iran in the19th century was a Kazar dynasty, it should be called "Princess cazal" on the Internet, but "Princess Salata".
/kloc-in the 0/9th century, many developed countries in the west already had cameras to take pictures, so it is not difficult to find some photos of people in that century. Just as people are speculating about the beauty of this princess, many people are curious to know what charm this princess has. Indeed, someone found a real photo of Princess cazal.
Seeing the photos, everyone's heart is somewhat "collapsed" and even somewhat disappointed. Is this the first beauty in Iran? Is this fat woman with a Zhang Chou face and even a beard the princess pursued by countless men? Were all men "taste first" at that time? People really can't understand why such an "ugly" woman committed suicide. It's really not worth it. Maybe these people have mental problems.
But it was later confirmed that we knew that Princess cazal actually didn't have a beard. At that time, there were no clear pixels and no color photos. Those photos are an illusion caused by light and shadow. After carefully searching and sorting out a lot of information and photos of Princess cazal, if fullness is beauty in Iran in the19th century, like the Tang Dynasty, this Princess cazal is undoubtedly a chubby beauty.
"Abnormal" aesthetic king, "biased" national women
Princess cazal's father was Nasser Din Shah, the fourth king of Jakai Dynasty. The king's preference is somewhat unique. He likes the masculine style, especially in adolescence, and it is best to have thick eyebrows and a new beard. This aesthetic view was also imitated by women at that time, thinking that the more masculine, the more beautiful, so this group of women began to develop into "beautiful".
In order to look like a man, Iranian women at that time began to eat fat hard to make themselves look strong, and then painted heavy eyebrows and put on fake beards. These "ugly" behaviors must be extremely funny when we imagine that picture.
Although Iranian women were "masculine" at that time, they all wore skirts and even ballet skirts. Why? It turns out that this is also because of this king, but the reason is ironic.
1873, Nasser Aiding was invited by the czar to visit Russia, during which he watched a ballet, and the dancers were smart and elegant. After returning home, the king was still full of praise, which led the concubines to follow suit in order to win the king's heart. In modern times, men's makeup and exquisite ballet skirts may be dressed for funny effects, but they were very popular among nobles at that time, and ordinary people could not afford such clothes.
In this way, Princess cazal was indeed a fashionable and beautiful beauty at that time, and it is not surprising that many men pursued her. However, if ordinary people also have their own aesthetics, instead of blindly obeying the king, it is estimated that there would be no such funny scene.
Princess cazal with a beautiful soul.
The external appearance is only temporary, what we really need is the inner soul. Although Princess cazal's appearance was not as beautiful as we heard, it was indeed possible at that time, especially her outstanding contribution to Iranian women at that time, which influenced many female compatriots.
Princess cazal was the first Iranian woman to take off the headscarf of a Muslim woman and put on western clothes. She was a pioneer of women's rights in Iran and the leader of women's rights movement at that time. According to records, she also divorced her husband, dared to try, broke the original bondage, fought for women's rights and won social status. She perfectly defended women's sovereignty and greatly promoted gender equality at that time. Not only that, she is also very good at painting and writing. She is a woman with connotation, and this inner beauty is much more attractive than the outer beauty.
Her beauty from the inside out can always attract the beauty of the opposite sex or even the same sex, and the powerful aura that she exudes is beyond the reach of ordinary people. So we don't have to worry about her beauty. The reason why so many men pursue her crazily and even commit suicide for her may be that they are attracted and infatuated by the inner charm of Princess cazal.
I thought cazal was a poet, and she would appreciate poets very much, so at that time, a poet wrote a lot of love poems to her in pursuit of Princess cazal, but failed to impress her. In fact, these men pursue her not only because of the noble status of Princess cazal, but also because of her temperament and great courage.
On the other hand, if Princess cazal only looked at her appearance, the aesthetic evaluation at that time was really a beauty. Full-bodied, masculine, with thick eyebrows, the dress completely kept up with the fashion trend at that time, and also fully conformed to the public aesthetics at that time. Even now, we may personally feel that a dress that is not very good-looking will be re-examined when it is worn all over the street, and even wonder if there is something wrong with our aesthetics. This is the same as the concept of Iranian women at that time. Popular aesthetics will affect our own aesthetics.
In a word, Princess cazal's appearance became a peerless beauty at that time, so we don't have to question her suitors. Her contribution to Iranian women is obvious and unquestionable. Even if it is really rumored that 13 people committed suicide because their pursuit was rejected, it is not surprising.