As soon as the fourth chapter of this volume came out, many people proposed that "aunt" is the name of father's concubine.
I'm a little strange.
In some places in these chapters, some places in which aunts are written, but in some places, they are not rigorous and are written casually. I changed it to "aunt", but these two names are the same.
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I checked the information, mainly "The Three Kingdoms" and historical materials of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties.
The name of modern aunt in "The Three Kingdoms" is "Found Mother", which is a relatively formal title. It may also have a colloquial title, but it has not been found, and these are generally not written in official history.
My aunt's son, called "brother" and "brother" in "The Three Kingdoms".
It can be seen that the term "aunt" is relatively narrow at this time and has not spread to all maternal elders.
But this is the Three Kingdoms period, which does not mean the two universals, right? After all, the title is constantly evolving.
During the Dongpu period, Wang Xizhi wrote "Auntie Tie" to Mrs. Wei. This was his calligraphy enlightenment teacher. Some scholars believe that Wang Xizhi's mother and Mrs. Wei were sisters or cousins.
It can be seen that I have called my aunt at this time, so it is more appropriate to call my aunt in this book.
Then I looked back at the information from the Tang Dynasty. The name of my aunt was "aunt", "aunt", "aunt", "congmo" and "congmo" to my mother's cousin "congmo" and "congmo" and my mother's cousin was "congmo" and my mother's cousin was "congmo".
It can be seen that until the Tang Dynasty, "aunt" was still the exclusive name of mothers, cousins, and cousins, and had not spread to all elder matriarchal lines.
So what is the name of my father’s concubine?
History books are really hard to find because the status of a concubine is too low.
The only information is that Jia Chong's son calls Li Wan "Mrs. Li", but Li Wan is Jia Chong's first wife and later also a fair wife.
In addition, Wang Hun married Xuxian's wife in Xuzhou, because his son did not want to worship Yan because he did not complete the etiquette.
Xu Xian’s wife is like this, and her concubine’s status will be even lower.
I saw people saying that modern people are deeply influenced by the seals of the Ming and Qing dynasties and like to subconsciously use the Ming and Qing dynasties for hundreds of years to set two thousand years.
There are many female frequent cases when calling her father’s concubine a concubine, but the background of the female frequent period is mostly from the Qing Dynasty?
Chapter completed!