In TV series, courtiers and concubines have to bow down when they see the king, so should pregnant concubines bow down when they see the king?

In ancient times, the emperor was a monarch or son of heaven, and he existed like a god, so whoever saw the emperor had to March as a courtier, which was a kind of respect for heaven. It is also the supreme glory that the emperor should enjoy.

No matter who meets the emperor, it is theoretically governed by the advanced city. This is a fact that the rules left by our ancestors cannot be changed. Therefore, even pregnant concubines still have to bow down when they see the king.

You may see a lot of Qing Dynasty dramas on TV. On it, concubines should bow to the emperor when they see him. Under normal circumstances, the emperor who is pregnant with the dragon will love the dragon very much, even give it a favor: no need to bow. So, on TV, some pregnant concubines don't have to salute with the permission of the emperor, but they still have to salute without the permission of the emperor. In fact, you don't have to believe all TV plays, because TV plays are just a way to express the plot, not the real official history, so you can only play by yourself when watching TV, and don't take it seriously.

Like the real official history, the emperor is supreme, not the emperor who is dedicated to someone on TV. Of course, we may not know much about the world in history, but every emperor knows the heavy responsibility he undertakes, so even if he has feelings, he will hide them in his heart and will not express them easily. Therefore, everyone must follow the salute. Unless pregnant concubines are too old to kneel, the emperor will dispense with the ceremony of kneeling. This is the sense of superiority as an emperor.