As an ancient civilization, China has always respected Confucianism, and benevolence, righteousness and ethics have always been the foundation of education. In ancient China, benevolence, righteousness and ethics were embodied in naming children. In addition to good meanings, there were many taboos. The naming taboos were roughly divided into four categories, namely, national taboo, family taboo, sage taboo and constitutional taboo. Let's take a look at it with Xiaobian. Is it taboo for ancient Chinese to name it? National embarrassment?
so-called? National embarrassment? It means that when naming children, we must avoid the name of the country and the names of people in the center of state power, including the names of the reigning emperors and the names of the former emperors, and even the names of the empress dowager should be avoided. In addition to the royal taboo, even the font size of the emperor and the words of the first emperor and posthumous title should be avoided. In some dynasties, even when writing and speaking, we should avoid using these taboos. In the new historical drama "Qingpingle", the little eunuch Liang Huaiji made a mistake in explaining his name Yuan Heng. National embarrassment? , and was almost executed. Is it taboo for ancient Chinese to name it? Family taboo? Family taboo? Same? National embarrassment? The understanding is similar, but the difference between everyone and a small family is that there are thousands of countries. ? Family taboo? It means to avoid the taboo of the elders in this family, including parents' and grandparents', which is generally the taboo of three generations of ancestors. Is it taboo for ancient Chinese to name it? The taboo of saints? The taboo of saints? Referred to as taboo, it means to avoid using saints' names when naming names, such as? Huangdi? 、? Confucius? 、? Duke Zhou? Wait for the sage's anonymity,? The taboo of saints? Don't like? Family taboo? And? National embarrassment? That's important, but most dynasties should avoid it after the Han Dynasty. Is it taboo for ancient Chinese to name it? Constitutional taboo? Constitutional taboo? It may not be easy to understand literally. Constitutional taboo? It means that officials and subordinates should avoid being the same as the chief. If they are not careful, then I'm sorry, the subordinate officials have to change their names. ? Only state officials can set fires, and people are not allowed to light lamps? Is it? Constitutional taboo? Story.