Your majesty's position refers to the steps of the palace. "Your Majesty" originally refers to the waiter standing at the foot of the steps. When courtiers talk to the son of heaven, they can't call him directly. They must first call the waiter under the stage and tell him. Later, "Your Majesty" became the honorific title for dealing with the emperor face to face.

"Your Majesty" is the place and position for courtiers to meet the emperor. It may be a title that courtiers themselves show respect for the emperor, because courtiers often use the word "Your Majesty" when meeting the emperor, and later it gradually became a title of honoring the emperor. Later, not only courtiers, but also ordinary people, or people in this country, showed respect to the emperor of another country, and all of them used the name "Your Majesty".

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1, emperor

In ancient times, emperor meant heaven and light. The emperor is the man who gives life to all things, the master of creatures and the man who promotes interests. The emperor is up, and the emperor is down. The ancient emperor means heaven and earth, and the word "emperor" tells people that heaven and earth are the masters of everything. Yellow is the supreme honorific title.

2. Long live

The original intention is to exist forever, and it is a congratulatory message from the liegeman to the monarch. Today, it is also used as a eulogy and emotional slogan to express great appreciation. In the feudal society of China, the word "Long live" was synonymous with the supreme ruler.

In the feudal society of China, the "Long live the Lord" in the mouth of the courtiers was the emperor, and no one dared to associate himself with "Long live" except the emperor. Even Wei Zhongxian, the great eunuch in power in one's hand and one's hand in the Ming Dynasty, never looked down on the emperor and only dared to pretend to be "nine years old", but besides the emperor, the empress dowager was also called "Long live".

3, the son of heaven

The title of the emperor's subjects. Tian Zi: As the name implies, the eldest son of Haotian God. Its origin is the name of the supreme ruler of feudal society. In order to consolidate their position and political power, they claimed that their power was given by God, and they ruled the world according to God's will, so they were called the sons of heaven. Emperors of past dynasties have always advocated "divine right of monarchy", so they called the emperor the son of heaven.

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