Why did the ancient queen call herself "lost home"?

The word "bereavement" should be used by Empress Dowager Cixi and later Empress Dowager Cixi when the emperor died, meaning that the widow died and mourned in front of the emperor.

It should be a joke for the queen to claim to be homesick, otherwise it would be a curse to the emperor. That's a capital crime.

"Mourning" means the death of the late emperor. Only the empress dowager and the imperial concubine can be called "family mourning", and nothing on TV can be taken seriously.

2. Why did the emperor call himself "I"?

Before Qin Shihuang, I was just a common word that anyone could use, not exclusive to the monarch.

Previously, the monarch was alone, meaning that men had few virtues, and he was very modest.

Since Qin Shihuang, only the emperor can use me.

Nobles who are lonely below the monarch, such as Marquis, Sun Quan wrote to Cao Cao, "Never die alone." At that time, he was just a marquis of Wu. I'm useless. I don't need modesty anyway.

Why did the emperor call himself "widow"?

I am a person with no virtue.

The usage of this word is more complicated than "solitary". In ancient times, princes could be as humble as widows. Zuo Zhuan said, "Please take Zi as your teacher. I have no regrets even if I die. "

Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru: "The King of Qin invited fifteen cities to be my treasures. Can I give them?" Zou Ji sarcastically said to the King of Qi, "The King of Qi said,' Good.' Ordered:' those who can stab me in the face by officials and people will be rewarded.' "

Some scholars in ancient times called themselves "I".

Shi Shuo Xin Yu: "At the meeting of Yan husbands, the Guo family talked with Yan husband Pei Xia. It is said that all the generals said,' Don't be your son-in-law, you will be trapped by my husband.' "

In ancient times, the wives of governors also claimed to be widowed. "You owe me the kindness of your monarch so that I can be widowed."

This is Wei Zhuanggong's wife Zhuang Jiang calling. After the Tang Dynasty, only the emperor could call me.