Those who have private slaves (later also called domestic slaves) in the family are generally called the head of the family and have the right to make decisions about everything in the family. This family includes the family members and close relatives on the paternal line. However, with the changes of the times, the simple slaves later evolved into the father-in-law of the family in the Qing Dynasty, and their status and trust increased a lot. They were not just the private property of the family owner, but existed as the family owner's confidant. Other family members had the right to use or allocate slaves or claim children, but they were not slave owners in the orthodox sense. It doesn't really matter who holds the deed of betrayal, because in a big family, for example, if the master's girl commits an offense, even though the deed of betrayal is in the hands of the lady, the head of the family and others still have the right to deal with it, such as selling, selling, and arranging mistresses. of.
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