The daughter of the emperor is called a princess, and the daughter of the county king is given to the monarch. What is the name of the prince's daughter?

It is clearly written in the Draft of Qing History: "Second-class princesses: Princess Gulun and Princess Shuo." "Gulen" in Manchu means "Gulen" in the world. The emperor is the statue of the Ninth Five-Year Plan, and the daughter born naturally deserves the word "Glen". Not all princesses can have the name "Glen". Only the daughter born of the queen can be named Princess Glen, and the daughters born of other concubines will naturally be classified as second-class and be named Princess Heshuo. As for "Gege", it is the title of the daughter of a member of the imperial clan below the prince. "Gege equals five: princess, princess, king of county, king of county and king of township." The prince's daughter is called Heshuo Gege, that is, the princess. The daughter of the king of the county is called Dorogege, that is, the princess. Baylor (full name Dolobelle, one level lower than the county king)' s daughter is Dolog, which is the county king. The daughter of Beizi (whose full name is Gu Shan Beizi, lower than Baylor) is Gu Shan Gege, that is, the county magistrate. The daughters of Zhen Guogong and Fu Guogong, who are lower than Beizi, are also called Gege, that is, Xiang Army. From the so-called Princess Glen to Gege, they all refer to grades, not specific names. For example, "Dorogege" can't represent a specific person.

The title of princess has a long history. The title of princess was very common in the Warring States period. The daughters of the emperor and the prince can both be called princesses. There is an allusion to the princess. It is said that in the Spring and Autumn Period, the son of heaven married a woman to a vassal instead of himself, and ordered the vassal with the same surname to preside over the marriage. The princes are "public", so they are called princesses. In the Ming dynasty, the daughter of the prince was called the princess, and the daughter below the king was called the princess and the princess. The Qing dynasty generally followed the system of the Ming dynasty except that there were two titles of Manchu and Han under the monarch.

Then, according to these, the emperor's daughter is a "princess", and no matter what the emperor does, he can't belittle himself by calling the princess "Gege". For example, in Princess Huanzhu, no matter Wei Zi or Swallow, even if they are conferred by the emperor, they should be called Princess Huanzhu or Princess Huanzhu. However, the name of the eldest daughter of Zhan's family in "Da Zhai Men" is more appropriate.