Ziwei married Dorogege.

What are the identities of brother, Baylor, Beizi, Princess, Princess and Gege? "Gege" is a Manchu transliteration, which is roughly equivalent to "Miss", but the name is not available to ordinary people. Only used to address the daughter of the Qing royal family: the emperor's daughter was named princess and called Gulunge; The prince's daughter is named princess, called Heshuo Gege; The daughter of the king of the county was made the monarch, and Baylor's daughter was made the king of the county, both of whom were called Dorogege; Beizi's daughter is called Gege. The name of the TV series "Princess Huanzhu" is suspected to be fabricated.

The queen's daughter, Princess Phoenix and Gulongge, is equivalent to the Prince. The daughter born to concubines, named princess, is called Heshuo Gege, and the level is equivalent to the county king; The prince's daughter sealed the princess, called Heshuo Gege; The daughter of the king of the county sealed the monarch, named Duoluogege; Baylor's daughter Feng Jun, also known as Dorogege; Beizi's daughter, Fengxian Jun, is called Gu Shan Ge Ge; Zhen Guogong and Guo Gong's daughter are called Gege. "Brother" is also transliterated in Manchu, meaning "elder brother". It has two meanings. First, the Manchu court in the Qing dynasty called the prince, and according to the official rank, it can be called the eldest brother, such as the eldest brother and the second brother. Second, the nobleman of the standard-bearer is called a son. Pay special attention to pronounce "A" four times here, and "Brother" softly. Baylor and Beizi were originally honorifics for men in Manchu. According to the Qing Dynasty, Manchu men were all flag soldiers. So every flag has many surnames. Zhenghuangqi, for example, is not just a surname of Essien Joro. On the contrary, the same surname is also distributed in different Gushan. Heshuo refers to a city or a country (equivalent to a country in the Han Dynasty, not a country but a kingdom). Doro refers to the hometown of * * *. In the early years of the late Jin Dynasty, the monarch (that is, "Khan") and Baylor's daughter (sometimes including ordinary unmarried women) were called "Gege", and there was no customization. For example, the eldest daughter of the Qing emperor Nurhachi was called "Dongguo Gege" and the second daughter was called "Nenzhegege". It was not until the first year of Chongde (1636) that the emperor's daughter was called "princess", and the daughter born to the queen (that is, the middle palace) was called "princess Gulun", and the daughter born to the concubine and the adopted daughter of the queen were called "princess Heshuo". "Gege" is a special title for daughters of princes and nobles. For example, Makata, the second daughter of Huang Taiji (born of Empress Xiaowen), was first named as Gulen princess royal, later changed to "Yongning princess royal" and later changed to "Wen Zhuang princess royal". In the seventeenth year of Shunzhi (1660), Gege was divided into five grades, as shown in the table above. Daughters below "male" are called "son preference". The name "Gege" was used until the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and gradually ended. What's the difference between Prince, Baylor, County King, Beizi, Prince and Brother? 1, the prince is the title of Chu Jun, a warlord of past dynasties, which appeared earlier. Brother is the title of Prince, while Prince, Baylor, County King and Beizi are the unique titles of Qing Dynasty.

Prince, county king, Baylor, Beizi, general,

These are the titles of Qing emperors. Brother is the title of the prince before he was given the title.

2. Rank 9: Prince, County King, Baylor, Beizi, Zhen Guogong, Fu Guogong, Zhen Guogong, Fu Guogong and General.

There are two kinds of princes: one is hereditary replacement, also called iron hat king. The other is Wang Jiang.

Hereditary inheritance is the title of prince as long as it is not abolished.

Descending the king means that every time you inherit, you will be relegated to one level. For example, the prince: the son will descend to the county king, the grandson will descend to Baylor, the great-grandson will descend to Beizi, and the great-grandson will descend to the general, and so on.

Barons are also divided into merit seal and grace seal. The status of rights is very different.

The prince was not unique to Qing Dynasty, but existed in Zhou Dynasty. At that time, the heirs of Zhou Tianzi called him Prince or Prince, which was puzzling. It was not until the Three Kingdoms, Cao Wei and Han Dynasty that the heir of the royal family was named Prince, thus forming customization.

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Prince Wang. At the beginning, the prince was just a title, and all the sons were princes. Later, it evolved into a title, that is, Chu Jun (the capital), usually the eldest son.

Titles, also known as titles and Spyker, are titles of ancient royal families and nobles, which are used to express the level of status and rights. Titles are the ways that most feudal countries roughly distinguish aristocratic titles, such as 19 12 titles before the demise of the Qing Dynasty. Its title, property and privileges are maintained and passed down through hereditary means.

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Brother, Beizi and Baylor, what's the difference? 1 has different meanings.

Elder brother: Elder brother is a Manchu proverb, that is, the mutual address of elder brother and children. There was no adult prince in Qing Dynasty, which also referred to the intimate address of men close to their own age, especially the address of young unmarried women in some ethnic minority areas to friends of the opposite sex.

Beizi: Gushan Beizi, referred to as Beizi for short, was originally the plural of Manchu "Baylor", meaning king or vassal, and was the title of imperial clan after the founding of the Qing Dynasty.

Baylor: Lord Baylor is one of the royal titles, which is generally hereditary, so it is not convenient to compare with the master of spoken English. Lord Baylor, a royal title (sometimes awarded to Mongols), was originally the title of Manchu aristocrat in Manchu, and the plural is "Beizi".

2. Different status

Brother: My brother is a minor prince in the Qing Dynasty, and he has the highest status among the three.

Beizi: In the first year of Chongde (1636), Beizi in Gushan was the imperial clan with the ninth rank below the princes, which was lower than Dorobel and higher than the princes in Fenggen Town. The position is the lowest of the three.

Baylor: Baylor and Beizi are two grades of imperial clan in Qing Dynasty. Baylor is the third grade, higher than Beizi's fourth grade, and ranks second among the three.

3. Fathers have different status.

Brother: The emperor's son is called a brother.

Beizi: Baylor's son is called Beizi.

Baylor: The prince's son is called Baylor.

The baroness system was also implemented in the Qing Dynasty, and the residence in Wang Guan in the Jin Dynasty was also based on this system. Imperial clan titles are divided into twelve grades, and each grade has several grades. Twelve products can be roughly divided into super products and grades: super products: prince, county king, Baylor, Beizi, public and general.

Of course, the title of a hero with a different surname is to call him a hero with a different surname. Male, Hou, Bo, Zi and Gong are all part of it. Heroes with different surnames are divided into nine grades. Titles in Qing dynasty are divided into three categories: imperial clan, Mongolia and meritorious service.

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Brother, Beizi and Baylor, what's the difference? 1, with different properties.

A brother refers to the son of the Qing emperor. There is no adult prince, not a title, but a title.

Baylor and Beizi are titles of Manchu royal family.

In Qing Dynasty, the titles of imperial clan were divided into twelve grades, namely: Prince Heshuo, King of Duoluo County, Duoluo Baylor, Gu Shan Bei Zi, Lord of Fengen Town, Lord of Fengen Town, Lord of Fengen Town, General of Zhenguo, General of Fengen Town. In the Qing Dynasty, a brother could be named Baylor, Beizi, County King, Prince, etc.

2. Different status

My brother's position is higher than Baylor's, and Baylor's position is higher than Beizi's. Because my brother has no title, his status is not high in theory, but he is the son of the emperor, and his status is still very noble, especially since Qianlong became emperor.

Dolobel (Baylor for short) was originally the title of Manchu aristocrat, and the imperial clan was knighted at the third level.

Gu Shan Beizi (hereinafter referred to as Beizi), the fourth imperial clan, is lower than Dorobel.

3. Different treatment

In the imperial clan of the Qing dynasty, the pure-blood brother enjoyed a unique wealth privilege. During the Qianlong period, the underage prince gave half or even full salary according to his due salary. In addition, the princes also had Zhuang Tian and various rewards.

Baylor's annual salary is 2500 Liang for silver and 2500 Liang for Mi Lu. Make up for the two groups of positive pythons.

Beizi's annual salary 1300 Liang, annual salary 1300 Hu. Before and after mending, two groups of walking pythons.

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