1. The emperor should call himself a child or emperor when he sees the queen mother, and call himself me when he sees other people with low status.
The queen should call herself a concubine when she sees the emperor and the empress dowager, and a maid-in-waiting when she sees others.
The Queen Mother calls herself "loving home" no matter who she meets.
4. When the prince meets the emperor and queen, he should call himself a minister brother or a minister brother. When he saw the queen mother, he called himself a son minister. When he meets others, he will call himself king.
5. When the prince meets the emperor, queen and harem concubines, they all call themselves ministers, while others call themselves princes.
6. When a princess meets someone lower than herself, she should call herself a palace maid, while the empress dowager, emperor, queen and concubines in the harem should call themselves children and ministers, or call themselves names and titles.
7. When the harem concubines meet the emperor, queen and queen mother, they should all call themselves concubines. In addition to these three people, people with high status should call themselves concubines, and people with low status should call themselves maids.
8. The maid-in-waiting calls herself a maid.
9. My wife calls herself a slave or our family.
10, the guard calls himself humble.
1 1. A minister calls himself a minister or a minister.
12, Wang Hao claimed to be the same as the harem.
13, princess royal claimed to be my palace when he saw people with lower status than himself, claimed to be a title when he saw people with higher status than himself, and claimed to be a name without a title.
14, the princess claimed to be like the princess.
15, the same is true for the princess who claims to be a harem concubine.
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Princess is the title of imperial daughter, imperial daughter and son preference in ancient China.
Origin, "The Biography of the Ram" said: The son of heaven marries a woman as a vassal, and the vassal must be the Lord of the same surname, so it is called a princess. According to the Spring and Autumn Jue of the Western Zhou Dynasty, it can be roughly divided into six grades: king, public, Hou, Bo, Zi and public. Under the King of Zhou, Hou Bozi and the Duke of Zhou ranked fifth. When Zhou Wang married his daughter to a vassal, he didn't personally officiate at the wedding, so that the vassal, who is also the Duke of Ji, could marry him. This is the origin of the princess. Because the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty was named Ji, the daughter of the Zhou Emperor was also called Ji. In the Book of Songs, Nanhe Biyi wrote: Wang Ji is beautiful. Since then, Ji Wang has also become another name for the emperor's daughter. The daughter of a vassal is also called a princess. According to Records of Historical Records and Biography of Wuqi, an uncle and nephew are Wei Xiang and Princess Wei.