In the Qing Dynasty, princes and princesses called their father Khan Ama, so what's the difference between Khan Ama and Emperor Ama?

In the past two years, the Qing Palace drama has developed rapidly. Many people will see on TV that the prince at that time called his father Emperor Ama. In fact, this is not wrong. In the eyes of many people, the explanation means the emperor and Amar. In Manchu, Amar means father, which together means calling the emperor the father of the emperor.

Khan Amar was called their father Nurhachi Khan Amar because the Qing government had not been established at that time, and they were all in the northeast, and their father Nurhachi was revered as Khan in ancient times. This is the earliest and most correct meaning. The word Amal not only retains the appellation characteristics of Manchu people, but also knows that they are a brave people on horseback.

Later, after the Qing army entered the customs, the Qing government began to establish. When they accepted Confucian culture, they gradually transferred the name of Confucian culture to their own name, and the name changed from Khan Ama to Emperor Ama. In fact, these two words have the same meaning, both of which are the names of the prince's own father.

In the eyes of the prince at that time, it was not just as simple as calling him dad, but pointed to our Manchu family. The emperor was the leader and supreme leader of this family.

Although it was only a simple change of address, it was of great significance to the whole Qing government at that time. At that time, after the Qing government entered the Central Plains, it gradually studied Confucianism and changed its way of life with Confucianism. From the side, it shows that the Qing government gradually began to choose Han people to run the country for itself.