Why is Wang Fu's talent in A Dream of Red Mansions obliterated by Level 4? (Excerpted from Yuan Fei's "Mothering")

According to Jia Zheng's grade, Mrs. Wang's four-level imperial edict conformed to her identity and the imperial edict system at that time, regardless of whether she was Yuan Fei's mother or not. In ancient times, an official's wife followed her husband's grade, which is the so-called "wife sealing" in the so-called "wife sealing".

In ancient times, the emperor's wife sealed the mother or wife of a senior official. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, officials with more than five grades had the opportunity to get orders from the emperor if their achievements were outstanding, which was imperial.

What officials below level 6 get is called life and death. The imperial edict in Qing Hui Dian is directed at the officials themselves. For great-grandparents, grandparents, parents and wives, those who survive are called patent seals, and those who die are called patent gifts. A Dream of Red Mansions also talks about death.

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In the fifty-eighth chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions, an old lady died. Tell the world: If you have a noble family, you can't have fun for one year, and you can't marry Shu Ren in March. Mother-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandson, etc. of Jia Mu, Xing, Wang, You and Xu. They all go to North Korea to sacrifice every day, and they will not come back if they are not right. "

This paragraph is a plot based on obesity. Mrs. Xu showed up here and she died, too. So who is she? According to its order, under the You family, the word "mother-in-law and daughter-in-law" buttons her relationship with the You family, and the word "grandparents and grandchildren" buttons her and Jia's seniority. Therefore, she is considered as Jia Rong's second wife.

The Xu family happened to be in the opposite position to the two houses of Ningguo Mansion, corresponding to the sentence "(Zhu) Qin" in Hundred Family Names. This arrangement is for Cao Xueqin's intentional brushwork, and it also disproves the improper fact that Cheng wrote Jia Rong's second wife as Hu Shi after eighty times. Gong Xue, the head of the first generation of Xue family, was sealed with a small note as the guardian of the official position, but this official position seems to be invented by the author, but it does have a historical origin.

"Wei Zi Scheeren" is actually equivalent to China's book Scheeren. Guan Baizhi, a Book of the New Tang Dynasty, records that "in the first year of Kaiyuan, the Chinese book was changed to Wei Zi Province". Its power and rank have changed from ancient times to the present, but its positions are all civil servants. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Mr. Xie Zhongshu was not as prominent as the previous generation, but in any case, the generation from Xue Jia to Xue Pan was clearly recognized as "the banker who is now in charge of internal affairs".