How did the eunuch of the Tang Dynasty promise the emperor? Is it "promise" or "Zha" and so on?

As for how eunuchs promised the emperor in the daily activities of the imperial court, in fact, the specific historical facts have long been impossible to verify. At least, the saying in TV series that "promise to leave" as soon as you arrive in the Han Dynasty is not reliable.

In ancient Chinese, there are two main words used to respond: "Wei" and "Nuo". The difference between them is that "Wei" is urgent, while "Nuo" is soothing, "slow is promising, and illness is threatening".

You should reply quickly with the word "micro" to show your respect, instead of using the word "promise" calmly. If you are serious, you should also answer with "sincere promise" instead of "promise". "Book of Rites Jade Algae": "The father called, but did not allow." Justice in the Book of Rites: (Father's command) Those who "only promise" should be "only", not "promise", and "only" is a respect for "promise".

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Eunuch was originally an official title. When Tang Gaozong was in power, he changed the palace province to the imperial palace, and the eunuchs were eunuchs, with less supervision. Only the higher-ranking internal supervisors are called "eunuchs".

Later eunuchs were also called eunuchs. There are many officials in the governor and Yuan government who are the main officials, and there are big supervisors in Sui and Tang dynasties. "Big" or "too" has nothing to do with officials. There were twelve prisons in the Ming Dynasty, and the chief officials were all eunuchs, and there were no eunuchs below the chief officials.

In the early Qing Dynasty, eunuchs were imposed on all eunuchs, and eunuchs were synonymous with eunuchs. The castrated imperial secretary in the ancient court was a eunuch. Eunuchs were called "eunuchs" after Sui and Tang Dynasties.

Tang Gaozong changed the palace province to the imperial palace, and took eunuchs as eunuchs, with less supervision. Later eunuchs were also called eunuchs. In the Ming Dynasty, eunuchs became more and more powerful, so people regarded all eunuchs as "eunuchs" and eunuchs became synonymous with eunuchs.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Eunuch in Tang Dynasty