What is the queen's sister?

Generally speaking, the queen's father is called Guo, the queen's brother is called Guo, and her sister is called Guo.

As for the queen's sister-in-law and sister-in-law, it depends on what happened to uncle Prince. An ordinary lady with at most two or three products is the imperial concubine.

For example, if the prince's uncle can mix with the general, he is the wife of the general, and when he becomes the prime minister, he is the wife of the prime minister.

As for the queen's brother-in-law and brother-in-law, it can only be summarized in four words. In fact, you can refer to A Dream of Red Mansions. Although it is only a concubine, I guess the queen is just so. The earliest Zhou Dynasty called the daughter of the Zhou emperor Ji Wang, and the title Princess was used from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period (at first, the daughter of a warlord was also called the princess, also called the monarch, and the princess became a special title for the daughter of the emperor from the Han Dynasty). Also from the Han Dynasty, the emperor's sister was called princess royal. The first emperor's sister added a big character called princess royal. Here I am. I restored my ancient name and changed the princess to Ji Di. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the emperor's daughter had two titles, Princess Gulun and Princess Heshuo. Princess Julun is the daughter of the queen, and the daughter of the concubine is Princess Heshuo. This policy was strict in the early Qing Dynasty. Later, because there were fewer and fewer concubines in the palace, the emperor began to name his beloved daughter Princess Gulen.

Highlights of the situation:

I won't yell at formal meetings and discussions! But there will be some preferential policies, depending on who it is.

Two family dinners or family gatherings will not shout, but the position of standing or kneeling will be more prominent.

Three encounters-not to mention shouting-usually don't happen! If something happens, you have to say it on your knees. Things are all right, stand for a while and go home to rest. If things go wrong, you can stand up!

Fourth, everyone is drunk, it depends on your life! Good luck, smart leave early. Life is bad, get carried away, let the emperor call you uncle, and you agreed. The next day, be careful to let shameless officials accuse you of falling out of favor!

In short, don't shout if you can! Don't take it seriously when you shout! Trouble is not! You said no!