1, Queen
Empress, referred to as Hou for short, is the title deserved by the emperor, the supreme ruler of the empire in history.
The word "Hou" originally refers to the monarch, formerly called Hou, and later extended to "the monarch's wife and concubine", which is a position and title, not just "the woman behind the emperor".
2. imperial concubine
Imperial concubine, one of the concubines in ancient China, was used in Qing Dynasty. There was an imperial concubine under the empress.
3. imperial concubine
Imperial concubine, one of the titles of concubine. Liu Jun, Emperor Xiaowu of the Southern Song Dynasty, was founded in Xiao Jian in the third year, ranking second only to the empress, and was placed in many places from Sui Dynasty to Qing Dynasty. Among them, in the early years of Tang Xuanzong, it stopped and resumed.
4. Princess
Princess, originally meant to be the official residence of ancient royal princes and princes in China. Later extended to refer to the emperor's side room.
This separate tag number also exists. At the same time, it is used in many parts of East Asia, such as ancient Japan, Korea, Vietnam and Ryukyu.
5. clumsy
Ai, the general name of ancient women, originally meant that the emperor's daughter got married, and it was also a good name for women, such as: Ai Fu (a virtuous woman in a middle school); Virtue (a woman's virtue); Lover (wife); The principle of being a woman; Rest (wife and children). There are eight concubines in history, namely "Nuo concubines, Duan concubines, Mu concubines, Dao concubines, Tong concubines, Xiang concubines and Jing concubines".
6. Noble people
Noble person, one of the titles of imperial concubine, is a rare title of concubine with great difference in status in different dynasties.
7. Often
Often, a low-ranking title in the Qing imperial concubine system is one level higher than the lowest-ranking "Wuji". When a nun enters the palace, she is usually promised or always present. Then some of them were promoted to be always present, nobles, concubines, concubines and senior ladies.
8. Commitment
Yes, it was called eunuch palace maid in Ming and Qing Dynasties.
The concubines in the harem should be called "little masters" by ladies-in-waiting, eunuchs, doctors who cure too much, ministers and guards, such as "little masters XX are auspicious", "little masters XX walk slowly" and "little masters XX are respectful", and those above the second class should be called "empress", "title given) auspicious" and "dear masters XX". Title) "The rank of maid-in-waiting is the first: Shi Shi Shi Shi Shi Shi Judge Neiqin (each one) is the first: Shang Shi Er Pin: Dian San Pin: Auntie is the third: Auntie is the fourth: Zheng is the sixth: Auntie is the sixth:"