2. Calling a prince depends on different identities and different appellations. If it's the emperor's name, call him by his name. If you are a prince with a title, you can also call him by his first name (but it also depends on his status at that time, and all titles come from his status at that time). If someone else has a title, he is called the title of prince, and if he doesn't, he is called the order tooth plus prince. So-and-so generally does not appear much in history, and most of them are made up by the people and strictly controlled by the royal system.
3. What do you mean by Fujin, because Fujin represented the meaning of his wife in the former Qing Dynasty, and it was not until after Kangxi that the canon system was perfect that the situation of calling harem concubines "Fujin" and "Gege" disappeared. After customization, Fujin is called the first house of the prince, the king of the county and the prince, and the side house is called the side Fujin. In order to emphasize Fujin's position as the first wife, she was also called Di Fujin, and Di Fujin had to be conferred by the emperor. Fujin's different identities will lead to different opinions.
The following is a general list of titles (not involving details)
Gong Fei
He said: anyone who has more than [including] wives is called "queen"; The following is the "master"; The female teacher is a "little master".
Self-styled: above the princess [including the princess], to a lower and equal position, self-styled as "my palace"; Call yourself "I" to a lower and equal position below the princess; Gong E, who was canonized by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, was called "male and female servants". Female practitioners call themselves "I" to ladies-in-waiting or maids-in-waiting, and "Buyi" to the world.
Heir
For the imperial concubine, her biological mother is "E Niang"; All queens are called "emperors"; For other concubines, they are all called positions, not aunts. There is no such title.
emperor
Everyone [except the queen mother and the toffee] is called "the emperor". There is no such thing as long live my grandfather. That's the name on the stage, and the holy family is even more impossible. It's not the Qing dynasty. Others, such as going to temples, are not allowed to appear. Or you can call it master.
The heir is "Emperor Ama".
Between princes, they can be called "brothers", but they can't be called "brothers" of the emperor. They are all called "emperors".
The empress dowager and the toffee call the emperor "the emperor", and the empress dowager can only call her by her first name in private.
When dealing with government affairs or state affairs, everyone calls themselves "ministers" in the position of monarch and minister.
Heritage princess
Toffee can only call the Empress Dowager "Empress Dowager". Don't leave a name for the empress dowager. This is not Korea, nor is it called Shangmiao in the Tang Dynasty.
The Empress Dowager and the Empress Dowager can call themselves "mourners", and the rest of the toffee can call themselves "my ladies-in-waiting".
Everyone calls Tai Fei the "ancestor" of Tai Huanggui.
Prince's mansion
Wang Fu's wives called themselves "concubines" of the host, and the first/title/side Fujin was called "courtiers" when she entered the palace.
Wang Fu's wives are all called "my body" above and "me" below.
Prince Wang Gege of Wang Fu called his biological mother "E Niang", Defoe called it "E Niang", and others called it post.