In ancient times, how a servant could make his master angry

I've been thinking lately that the ancient masters weren't so easy to behave.

For example, in ancient times, the ladies had very high requirements for their words and deeds, I think this is a deterrent effect on the servants, in their own room and in front of outsiders as elegant and dignified and generous, always holding themselves, so that the next person can chew less tongue, and there will be no bad reputation outside. Otherwise, the master has too many troubles, and the subordinates laugh secretly in their hearts, and gossip seems to be their only hobby... In addition, the master has to reward from time to time, otherwise why should the servant always serve intimately? Just a garden, take good care of it so that there are no insects and snakes, and take care of it casually and only do a good job of wild flowers and weeds do not grow, this is much bigger, and serving with heart and without care is completely heaven and earth.

Of course, there are also masters who use tough means to punish people at every turn, but how bad do you think the reputation of such a master will be? Who's family brought out a slave who had been slain in battle, and who was betrayed? Then the reputation of this family in that area is not good, if it is an official, it will also hinder the authority of the official, and no one is willing to sell the children who can't support it to this family as servants.

In addition, the problem of private treasury, large families generally have their own room dedicated to storing gold, silver, calligraphy and paintings, the custody of these properties, as well as statistics, have a caring person to keep it. For example, a golden hairpin of the Pearl of the East China Sea, the record is this word, but the pearl can have size, and the gold can be divided into pure gold and gild. In history, there were also people who stole the owner's vault so much that they simply set fire to the vault and made it look like a fire.

Therefore, I think that the servants of ancient times are not easy to be, and the master may not be easy to be.

Ancient servants had no status, except of course the most admired by their masters. In other words, when the master is angry, the servant may upset the master even if he does not do anything wrong.

If it is a maid who looks prettier than the mistress, then he is in danger. If it's a male servant who likes that beautiful female servant, then he's also in danger. You know why.

In short, how the servant will be angry with the master depends entirely on the director. I find your question very interesting.

If you don't do it well, you will make the owner angry, and the master will be angry with you if she is in a bad mood.

Lazy, unfavorable, talkative, and disloyal.

Items that can only be used by the owner are used.

No.. Unless it's a particularly good-tempered owner.

The ancient servant bai addressed his master as follows:

1. Directly take the title zhi

Knighthoods if there is a knighthood, for example.

Called "Hou Zhuye" and "Wang Ye", he directly called the title that belonged to him.

2. Head of the house. In the old days, servants called the head of the house, and the family was more powerful as "head of the house" or "master mother".

3. Owner. In the old days, those who hired or hired their own land, or those who leased their land were called proprietors.

The second chapter of "The Legend of Children's Heroes": "When the master heard that the owner was coming, he hurriedly changed his hat and greeted him. ”

Lao She's "Camel Xiangzi" 1: "He really pulled the monthly subscription, but the fact did not completely help Hope ......."He took care of himself, and the owner did not dismiss him because of this. ”

4, master. This term is the most commonly used, and it generally refers to the common name of the male master of the bureaucratic landlord's doorman and servant in the old days. The third chapter of "The History of Confucianism": "Bao Tingxi said: 'I am under the master's door, and the old man asks this sentence, which is really the grace of heaven and earth.

The third and fourth chapters of "Dream of Red Mansions": "Attacking people: 'The second master of the theory must also be taught a lesson by the master!'" If you don't care about it, I don't know what I will do in the future. ’”

5. Sovereign. In the popular impression, it is generally used to refer to emperors, however, this is not the case in history. "Sovereign" is not only an honorific title for the head of a country, but also a title for the head of a family, and the head of a family in the Song Dynasty began to be called "Sovereign".

In the West, the average servant will call the master master***lady***

If the owner has a title, it will be called according to the title of the owner, such as lord***

In the East, it is also called according to the different dynasties, generally called the lord, and the lord has an official title, such as the official title, the marquis, the prince, etc.

The master often calls the servant by his first name.

There are other forms:

onesmall price; The small price is the old name for one's servant in front of others. For example, in "The History of Confucianism": Bu Xin took out two cups of tea, walked down from them, and gave them to Dong Xiaolian.

Dong Xiaolian took the tea, and Niu Pu also took it. Bu Xin stood straight in the middle of the hall. Niu Pu bowed and said to Dong Xiaolian:

The people in the village with a small price don't know the etiquette, and the old gentleman doesn't want to laugh. ”

II,small sub; Huo Songlin's "Appreciation Dictionary of the Six Great Classics of Chinese Classics" pointed out that the little son is the master's title for the servant.

Third, if it is a maid, when mentioned to others, it can be called a servant, a little maid, a girl, a maid, an old woman, a man, a mother-in-law, a little girl, a second-class girl, and a big girl. (This is the name in "Dream of Red Mansions").

Interesting, they are all collectively referred to as the master and the owner If you subdivide it, it will be divided into the east house and the west courtyard, such as the xx grandson of the third master of the south courtyard and the aunt and grandmother of the same house to invite the old lady to come.

Collectively referred to as the master or the owner.

According to the status of men, women and children, or family status, they can be called "master" for the male host.

To the hostess he is called: Madam. For the male master in a secondary position (such as the younger brother of the person in power), it is called: the second master, the third master, etc.

The children of the master are generally called "young master" and "young lady". If it's a cousin, it's called a cousin, a young master, and a cousin.

Generally, they are collectively referred to as the master or the owner.

According to the age of men and women or the status of the family, they can be called:

1. To the male host (the person in charge of the family): Master.

2. For the male owner in a secondary position (such as the younger brother of the person in power): the second master, the third master, ......3. For the young master: young master, young lady, if it is a cousin, it is called young master and young lady.

4. To the hostess: Madame.

5. Miss's husband: uncle.

This depends on the specific identity and the environment is different, and it cannot be generalized, however, Xiang Gongzi, Miss, Young Master, Master, Mrs., Mr., are all general titles, and different identities are different, such as the royal internal title.

There are also the names of ordinary people, as well as the names of the interior of the official eunuchs.

There are also written titles with context, sometimes you can say it, sometimes you can't say it, this is all to be analyzed specifically.

Answer: In ancient times, servants should call the master or the lord, lord, lord, etc., of course, if the master is a prince, he can call him: king, lord, etc.

The servants of ordinary wealthy families call the male host "sir" and the hostess "wife";

**The servants of the house are called "master" by the male hostess, and "Mrs." and "Mrs." by the hostess;

Case-by-case analysis.

: The servant should call the lord or the lord or lord and lord to the master, and of course if the master is a prince, he can call him: king, lord, etc. This is a case-by-case analysis.

Generally, people call the owner of the little owner as the young owner.

Belong to the official family, the rich family such as business, the master, the little master, the young master.

Those who have meritorious fame are generally called so-and-so, and those who have no merit and fame, such as squire, called so-and-so, lord, lady, son, miss, and the Qing Dynasty was basically called the master

The master's daughter is called Miss, and the daughter of the eldest lady should also be called Miss if it is here, if it is not how feudal, it can also be called Little Miss.

This is a lot of palms, slaps, boards, palms, etc.

According to the mood, beat and scold, deduct money, and punish labor.

Called a woman: a woman.

bai, little lady (note duyi, don't use the word "miss"!!) Later, the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty of dao appeared, and it refers to the three escorts).

Girl Rong" can be judged from "Sou Shen Ji" that the Jin Dynasty already had the word "girl".

The handmaid also calls the daughter of her master a lady to outsiders. They don't say, "How is my young lady?"

Rather, it is to say "how is the girl".

In the Taiping Guangji, there are examples of the Tang Dynasty being called a girl in person:

The little lady meant the girl at the time.

If it is a servant who does not have much face, he will be called by his first name, or his kinship, called "the right of so-and-so", or "who has the right of so-and-so", or even directly called the surname.

If it is a handmaiden, it is directly called "girl" and "maid". If it is a servant with some heads, such as the personal servant of his elders, he cannot be called so.

If it is a powerful servant, she is called "old mother". A handmaid with status is called a "maid", or even a "certain sister" or "a certain girl". If it is a eunuch, the highest title is "a certain chief" and "a certain master", and the second honorific title is "companion".

Generally comes.

The other nickname or pseudonym given by the owner's family, this is not determined. It can be a person's name, or it can be an animal

Name. This depends on the preferences of the main dao family, for example, it is named after Meilan bamboo chrysanthemum, and there are also named after the seasons of the four seasons, such as autumn fragrance and autumn moon, which are not real names.

For example, before coming in, he was called Wang Er, but after entering the door, he was changed to Wang Ergou.

There may also be the latter two words that are very auspicious, such as Jia Baoyu's waitress attacking people, the natal name is flower attacking, but shouting is attacking people.

When addressing others, it is called "domestic servant so-and-so" or "domestic slave so-and-so", and when calling a servant directly, the servant has a name.

Just call the name, right? Slaves and and the like.。。

Re: The ancient master's title for the servant was: only call his surname and sex——— Zhou Ma Li Ma .........

Xiao Lizi, Xiao Guizi, and some have their own mansions as their surnames, such as Hua An in Tang Bohu's Autumn Fragrance, and Di Chun in Di Renjie.

The women are called flowers and plants, and they are all auspicious names on the side of the road anyway.

Family, subordinates, minions.

There are also those who call them by their first names.

Spring, summer, autumn and winter, bamboo, plum, chrysanthemum, orchid, red, green, verdant.

Call it by its first name, and the name is given by the owner.

Just call the first name or surname plus the occupation, right?

Butler, subordinate, minion, maid.

In the West, the average servant will call the master master***lady***

If the owner has a title, it will be called according to the title of the owner, such as lord***

In the East, it is also called according to the different dynasties, generally called the lord, and the lord has an official title, such as the official title, the marquis, the prince, etc.

1, sir.

An honorific title for a man with a certain status, an old term for an official gentry, or a self-title for an official gentry.

2. Owner. An honorific title for a person who hires himself or leases his own land. The "east" position represents the master. This is also included in what we usually call "being the host" and the host.

Those are aunts or aunts.

Our dog also has this situation, such a time can not beat the dog, otherwise it will hate you more and more, at the beginning of the pounce on you when you will kill him, and gently hit, is to raise your hand, hit his mouth, do not too hard, to the end of your hand, it thinks that you want to hit him, will be afraid to shrink his neck and close his eyes, at this time as long as he pounces on you, you raise your hand, as if to hit him, it will be obedient.

My dog now knows that as long as he is a servant, he will make his master angry, so he doesn't pounce.

Try this method! ~