Queen Ziweibao

Emperor: Saint, everyone (mother-in-law, too, sorry), X Lang, calling himself: I, slave (anyone can call myself that), me, someone, me, me and so on.

Queen, Princess, Princess: Madam (little lady) calls herself a slave, so-and-so, so-and-so, jane doe and me.

Prince: Lang Jun claims to be a widow, a slave and someone.

Prince: X Lang calls himself Xiao Wang, a slave, a king, a widower and a certain person.

The empress dowager claimed: I (this is really sweaty), my son, a slave, and a certain.

Call dad: hey, hey, brother, big brother, adult.

Call mom: aunt, adult (adults are only used by parents)

Brothers: second brother (eldest son), brother, brother, ranking+lang.

Sisters: elder sister, younger sister, rank+lady.

Call the child: X slave (whose nickname is child slave), ranking+Lang (mother)

Husband and wife: husband, wife, sister, younger sister and Xiao Lang (whatever you call them).

Son-in-law: surname+prodigal son

Prime Minister: Xianggong (Prime Minister only)

Officials in Zhongshu Province and Menxia Province call each other "Ge Lao"

The priest is addressed as an "envoy"

The respectful name of the county magistrate is "Mingfu"

As for Xiancheng and others, they are called "Shaofu"

All the above officials can be called "Gong Ming".

Civilians call themselves ministers, some people and slaves.

In fact, when you meet a man named Lang, you can meet a woman named Lady. Call whoever you want ~ ~ ~

The appellation of the Tang Dynasty is a matter of challenging nerves, all kinds of subversion.

I hope to adopt ~ ~ ~