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[[File:Golden Captives.jpg|thumb|Artistic rendering of King Tizroc VI and his sons in the walled garden of Lanse Cízhuan]]
The '''Captivity of Weeping Sores''' also known as the '''Golden Refuge''' in official [[Daxia]]n sources refers to the captivity of the entire [[Chimoche]] royal family from 1714 to 2015 by [[Daxia]]. After [[Chimoche]]'s defeat in the Second Qian-Chimor war, king Tizroc V was captured alongside with all of his family and escorted into captivity at the [[Pinghai]] fortress. Tizroc V and his family would spend the next fifteen years there in cramped accommodation. Upon Tizroc's death in 1729, his successor Tizroc VI and the rest of the royal clan would be moved to mainland [[Daxia]]. They were then escorted overland to the Blue Tile Palace (''Daxian:Lanse Cízhuān'') in northern [[Daxia]] which would be the clan's permanent abode for the next 287 years. The captivity of the king and his family enhanced [[Daxia]]'s position vis a vis truculent [[Ixa'Taka]], the king could be reinstated on his throne and his claims to Ixa'Takan territory pursued on his behalf if Ixa'Taka displeased the Qian. The king's spiritual importance to his people also helped keep the Chimor pliant and subdued for at least two generations. 

The Qian and their successor governments treated the Chimor royal clan with relative gentleness. No member of the family was allowed outside the palace grounds but as members of royalty they were allowed free use of most of the compound. To help the kings distract themselves they were routinely handed fictitious reports from [[Xisheng]]'s Governor General. They were also allowed to maintain a court of sorts, formed mostly of their own relatives. The education of the new heir was undertaken by Daxian officials and the coronation of new kings was also supervised by them. Concubines from [[Chimoche]] were shipped in to continue the royal line but over time [[Daxia]]n women were also introduced, such that in later generations some members of the family had lost many of their Chimor physical characteristics. There were also much inbreeding as concubines were usually reserved for the king and his offspring, uncles, cousins and the like were forced to make do with their female relatives. This would sometimes result in monstrosities and disabled children being born. 



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