Didn t there be a dialect problem in the ancient Three Kingdoms? 5

Absolutely! At that time, there was no standard official language, which was a dialect...

Yes, the language of the time was a dialect. Now I can't understand the drops.

In my opinion, during the Three Kingdoms period, people should have spoken similar languages in their daily lives (or similar to the language in ancient vernacular texts like Water Margin), and they should all speak dialects, because the country was not unified at that time, and he didn't understand much about him, and who doesn't care if you understand it or not, the key is to get the thing off your neck and go back to ask for a reward, no one will talk so much nonsense with you!

In each era has its own method, most of the schools in ancient times were set up for the aristocracy, and these nobles will be prominent and powerful in the future, so language is also an essential subject in their childhood learning, and in each era, in the upper class society, there are many habits based on the pronunciation of the people in power, to win the appreciation of the authorities, there is a political circle of "village party" that has been maintained to this day, and there will also be a department in charge of etiquette in the court to supervise school education throughout the country, In ancient times, the Ministry of Rites was set up for this purpose, so there was no dialect problem at all in the upper echelons of celebrities at that time, in fact, in fact, the United Kingdom and other constitutional monarchies still have this situation, and the language spoken among the nobles is mostly the noble language of the royal family, and language has also become a symbol of status. These languages are also more elegant than the languages of ordinary people. Therefore, after most of the characters in the Three Kingdoms came from famous families, even if they discovered talents from the countryside, once they entered the upper class, they would be specially taught by the Ministry of Rites, so there would not be much difference in language between the upper class tasks at that time.

The ancient Central Plains people of the Three Kingdoms period spoke the official dialect of the Central Plains.

The Central Plains Mandarin is the mother tongue of the Central Plains people, a branch of the Mandarin Chinese, which was gradually formed and developed on the basis of the standard pronunciation of the Chinese dynasties with Luoyang Yayan as the core.

There are certain differences between the typical Central Plains official dialect and Mandarin in the initials, finals and words, and the sharp group sounds are strictly distinguished. It is mainly based on the ancient voiced consonants and sub-voiced initials that are read as Yinping today, and the ancient voiced initials are now read as Yangping, which is the zoning standard for the official dialect area of the Central Plains.

The official dialect of the Central Plains is mainly distributed in most of Henan, southern Hebei, southwestern Shanxi, northwestern Jiangsu, northern Anhui, southern Shanxi, central Shaanxi, southern Gansu, southern Ningxia, northeastern Qinghai, south of the Tianshan Mountains in Xinjiang and other regions, with a total of 392 counties and cities, and the population of Mandarin spoken in the Central Plains is second only to the official dialect in the southwest, reaching 100 million.

During the Three Kingdoms, it may be the pronunciation of the transition period between ancient and middle sounds.