Would women get beaten in shakesperian times?

Yes, during Shakespearean times, it was not uncommon for women to experience domestic violence, as societal norms often permitted male authority over women. Women were generally viewed as subordinate to men, and their rights and autonomy were limited. While not universally accepted, the legal and social frameworks of the time frequently allowed for physical punishment within the household. Thus, domestic abuse was often overlooked or accepted as part of marital dynamics.