Elements vary: some fonts appear as「cut meat, reaming meat with sharp tool, punishing, excruciating, amputating living flesh in front of person, person's rod」but in other fonts, as「insertion, enter into, penetrate within」with「indication of extent, rod」and「sever, ream meat.」Scholars say that lower two elements together had a special meaning in Chinese, which was to「amputate feet」as a punishment, and dictionaries state the meaning as the EMPEROR'S ASSENT…to cutting of his own or someone else's feet as a punishment? more likely the punishment depicted here is mashing, reaming, or slicing off penis meat for whatever reason (as a「person's rod meat severed」), with either the CONSENT of the patient or the emperor, as the case may be. ACCEDE means to reluctantly agree after giving up the fight, agreeing to a demand or no-win situation. Doing all that in front of an assembly of people smacks of punishment-torture of a prisoner, enemy, escaped slave, or criminal before an audience, something of which the dynastic Chinese were quite fond, as were and still are most all other human societies (seen any movies lately? ever been forced to gnarfle the Garthok at work?). Or perhaps the emperor wanted witnesses to his medical treatments in case the practitioner erred.
　Some sources list the meaning of BEING CONVEYED TO HEAVEN that may or may not be due to the arrival of a gaggle of NEW DIVAS: lord's or emperor's CONSENT to accept the candidates formally by「assemble in front of person」or「insertion with rod, extent, one, horizontal motions, an array of items」(varies by font) with「reaming meat」: no mention of who is actually conveyed to a heavenly realm, but most likely the concubines, and not the lord who was already there. Perhaps the「amputate feet」listing has to do with mashing the arch bones, rendering the feet unfit for walking. Note that in English, a gaggle is an indefinite number of animals with webbed feet when not in flight, and a bevy refers specifically to a group of deer 鹿, quail 鶉, larks 鷚, or young ladies 妾, all defined as essentially the same by these glyphs as「easy meat」especially when unable to flee due to crushed metatarsi in both feet.

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: yes (used by Emperor or ruler); OK; to accede; to assent
Unihan extended: surname; consent, approve