In recent years, some of the names in the Qing Dynasty palace fighting dramas have not been correct
In the palace fighting drama, it is often heard that the empress is called "Honggong" and the concubine is called "concubine", in fact, neither the empress nor the concubine can be called so, to be precise, there has not been such a title since the Han Dynasty, which is like the first time qin shi huang unified the world after the first call of yuan.
In fact, during the Three Emperors and Five Emperors period before the Spring and Autumn Warring States, everyone could be called Yuan, just like Xia Yu was a one-mouth decay, so in the palace fighting drama, the empress often called the mourning parents to mourn the family short, the empress was a mouthful of the palace, and the concubines were a concubine.
So do these names in the gongdou drama really exist? In fact, there are really no such awkward names in history.
First of all, the concubines, the concubines and then the Qin and Han dynasties refer to the princes, not to the harem concubines, just like the Seven Sons of the Han Dynasty, eight hundred stones, longer than the Right Concubine, the most famous Empress Changsun in the Tang Dynasty, often admonished Tang Taizong, but how did the Empress Changsun call herself?
"Concubines are entrusted with the Purple Palace, and their honor is extreme, and they do not want to be private relatives and have more power over the dynasty." Han Zhilu and Huo can be a commandments. —Biography of the Later Concubines of the New Book of Tang
This passage is the story of Empress Changsun's admonition to Tang Taizong, when Empress Changsun's elder brother Sun Wuji and Tang Taizong had a very close relationship, Tang Taizong wanted to grant an official position to Changsun Wuji, and Tang Taizong's empress dowager admonished Tang Taizong after hearing about it, and also advised Tang Taizong about Empress Lü of the Han Dynasty and Huo Guang's Huo family, but Tang Taizong did not listen.
Note that Empress Eldest Sun called herself a concubine, and Empress Eldest Sun called herself a concubine in the New Book of Tang in three places, and Empress Eldest Sun said this before her death, and later said: "There is life in the dead, not supported by human beings." If the blessings are prolonged, I will not be evil, and if the good is invalid, why should I ask for it?
Here Empress Eldest Sun said I and I, I and I are the same meaning, both can be used, the Song Dynasty called the emperor an official, called the empress the empress as the grand lady, the empress also called me, the Ming Dynasty when the Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang promulgated the "Emperor Ming Ancestral Training" after the provisions of the empress below the empress to call the empress highness.
Of course, Zhu Yuanzhang's vernacular is often called us, according to the "Zhaoming Jingshiwen Compilation" recorded that Emperor Akihito's chengxiao Empress Zhang wrote a letter to her brother, which said, "I don't think about the eternal way to protect Emperor Renzong' misfortune Emperor Renzong died early, the eldest son Emperor Xuanzong passed away again, and the current Emperor Changsun took the young Chong Si As the great treasure, and the inner wing remained stubborn, and the actual was in me." ”
The Ming Dynasty is so, not to mention the Qing Dynasty, when the Empress was not called the main palace, the empress was called the master's mother, and the master's son was called the small lord,
It's not always true in TV dramas.