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Anonymous users2024-02-07庶生: refers to the son born to a concubine.
I checked it (Yang Jinding, editor-in-chief of "Dictionary of Chinese Cultural History", Zhejiang Ancient Books Publishing House), and learned as follows:
1. Son-in-law: In ancient times, he was called the son born to his wife. also refers specifically to the eldest son born to his wife, "Increasing Rhyme."
Shi Yan": "The main room is called the son, and the son born in the main room is called the son." One is said to be invincible, the enemy is also invincible.
The son-in-law has the right to inherit his father's position, and his status in society cannot be the same as that of the son-in-law.
2. Concubine: The son born of a concubine in ancient times. It also refers to sons other than the eldest son born to the wife. The status of the concubine is lower than that of the concubine, and he cannot accept the sacrifice of the ancestral temple and inherit the status of the father.
3, "Left Biography. Eighteen Years of Awakening Gong": "After the merger, the heir, the root of chaos."
It means that concubines are the same as queens, and concubines are equal to concubines, which are the source of trouble. Therefore, the issue of succession was particularly important in the ancient Chinese patriarchal society. Its basic principles are:
Establish a long, not virtuous;The son is precious, not the long" ("The Ram Biography. The first year of the Hidden A.D.). Namely:
and if they are the sons of their wives, they shall appoint their elders, whether they are virtuous or not;If they are all concubines, then whoever has a noble biological mother will be appointed, regardless of age. This is called "the son is more precious than the mother".
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Anonymous users2024-02-06庶出, the old refers to the birth of a concubine, which is different from 嫡出, Zheng, (modern Chinese dictionary) should be the correct solution.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Born of partial housing. Unlike "concubines", they are the children of concubines.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04It's a child born in a partial house Who has no status Excluded and discriminated against by the main house Now because it is monogamous, it is called illegitimate children In the past, it was polygamy, so the children born to concubines were called cane children
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Pinyin: shù shēng Zhuyin:
Structure: Shu (semi-enclosed structure) and raw (single structure).
The meaning of Shusheng.
Explanation of the word: sentient beings.
Cited Explanation and His:
Beings. Quote from "Nanqi Shu Le Zhi": "Shen Xi Maozhi, four latitudes Zhaoming, Yangfu Emperor Emblem, and Qi Shusheng." ”
Network Explained: Shu Sheng.
庶生 is a Chinese word, pinyin shù shēng, which basically means sentient beings.
Literal decomposition. Numerous.
Pronunciation: shù庶shù
1) (shape) numerous.
2) (deputy) Shuseveral; Approximately; Almost.
Bear. Pronunciation: shēng [ shēng ].
1.Everything that can be developed has its initial volume and weight under certain conditions, and can develop and grow: birth. Cause. Grow.
2.Manufactured: Produced.
3.Alive, energetic: survival. Life. Creature. Life. Birth to death. Sacrifice your life for righteousness.
4.Abbreviation for living things: sentient beings. Perished. Hygiene.
5.Living, sustaining life: livelihoods. Business.
6.Whole life stage: a lifetime. Lifetime. Life.
7.I send it out, and I start: I am sick. Angry. Take effect. The pen of flowers. Laughing.
8.To make the fuel burn: make a fire.
9.The fruit of the plant is not ripe: raw melon.
10.Uncooked or uncooked: Raw rice. Raw water.
11.Unfamiliar, uncommon: life calls to accompany and disperse. Raw guests. Words. Unfamiliar.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The explanation of the word for salient beings is: sentient beings.
The explanation of the word for salient beings is: sentient beings. The structure is: Shu (semi-dismantled field enclosing structure) sheng (single structure). The phonetic pronunciation is: Pinyin is: shùshēng.
What is the specific explanation of Shusheng, we will introduce it to you through the following aspects:
1. Citations and explanations [click here to view the details of the plan].
Beings. Quote from "The Clan Imperial Nanqi Shu Le Zhi": "Shen Xi Maozhi, four latitudes Zhaoming, Yangfu Emperor Emblem, and Qi Shusheng." ”
2. Network Explanation.
庶生庶生 is a Chinese word, pinyin shùshēng, which basically means sentient beings.
Verses about the birth of a child.
Everything is a cane.
Idioms about the birth of the people.
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Words about the common life.
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