What's the difference between loneliness and me?

Loneliness: During the Spring and Autumn Period, vassals usually claimed to be widowed. Once the country is in disaster, they are called loners or loners.

Widowed: the emperor enfeoffed the princes, and the princes of the vassal States called themselves princes to the emperor and widows to others. I mean a man without much virtue, which is the modest language of princes.

Me: In ancient divination, turtle shells were often baked on fire to predict good luck or bad luck from their tiny cracks. The cracks on the ship are also very small, similar to those on the turtle shell, so I extend them to signs and signs.

Difference 2: Different sources.

Solitary: In the Tang Dynasty, like me, the solitary house became the exclusive use of the emperor. The so-called loneliness in later generations means calling yourself king and emperor.

Widowed: the princes called me the most prosperous in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and the officials of the vassal States could all be called "widowed". At that time, many countries contended, and a large population was a sign of prosperity. With virtue, people's hearts will return, and "I" is a humble person because of not much virtue. In the Han Dynasty, "I" gradually became the special language of the emperor.

Me: Before Qin Shihuang, I was just a common word that anyone could use, not exclusive to the monarch. Previously, the monarch was alone, meaning that men had few virtues, and he was very modest. There is also a saying that Qin Shihuang called himself "Zheng" because his surname got Zheng's first name. "I" and "Zheng" sound similar, so in order to avoid the emperor's taboo, others are not allowed to call me, so I use it alone to address the emperor.

Difference 3: Different usage.

Widowed: I am a widowed person. The usage of this word is more complicated than "solitary". In ancient times, vassals could humbly be widows. Zuo Zhuan said, "Please take Zi as your teacher. I have no regrets when I die.

Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru: "The King of Qin invited fifteen cities to be my treasures. Can I give them?" Zou Ji sarcastically said to the King of Qi, "The King of Qi said,' Good.' Ordered:' those who can stab me in the face by officials and people will be rewarded.' "

Some scholars in ancient times called themselves "I".

Shi Shuo Xin Yu: "At the meeting of Yan husbands, the Guo family talked with Yan husband Pei Xia. It is said that all the generals said,' Don't be your son-in-law, you will be trapped by my husband.' "The wives of ancient governors also claimed to be me." Poetry? Taifeng: "If you owe me a favor, I will be widowed." This is Wei Zhuanggong's wife Zhuang Jiang calling. After the Tang Dynasty, only the emperor could call me.

Me: In the pre-Qin period, regardless of rank, people could call themselves me, because the gap on the ship was subtle and there was a sense of self-humility. At this time, I sometimes refer to "me" and sometimes "mine". Qin destroyed six countries and unified the whole country. Li Si put forward: "The son of heaven calls himself' I'", and Qin Shihuang followed suit. Since then, I have dedicated myself to the emperor, which means "the world is mine, and the imperial power is unique."

Alone: By the Warring States period, being alone was no different. They are all self-deprecating, which means that the road is lonely and the morality is few. Since Qin Shihuang, he has been alone with the marquis and other nobles below the monarch. Sun Quan wrote to Cao Cao and said, "You can't live alone when you die."