How to greet the emperor and queen mother? How to say goodbye to them?

When courtiers and civilians meet the emperor, they will say: So-and-so has seen (visited) the emperor, long live my emperor!

See the queen mother, said the queen mother chitose chitose Qian Qian years old!

Han people, the prince called the emperor: father.

Call your mother a concubine (whose mother is a concubine), or call your mother (whose mother is a queen) a child minister.

The concubine gave gifts to the emperor and called herself a concubine.

When the emperor gave the Empress Dowager a gift, he also called himself a minister, and the Empress Dowager was the Empress Dowager.

The princes (brothers) and princesses (gege) of the Manchu Dynasty called their mothers "E Niang" and their queens "Huang E Niang".

The prince called the emperor a grandmother, and the emperor called the empress dowager empress.

Manchu people will say, "XX has seen the emperor, and the emperor is really lucky." Or hail

I know, but I don't know its details.