In the sect, the seniority was as follows: 1. Master's parents could be called Master's Granduncle, Master's Mistress, or Master's Grandfather or Master's Grandmother. 2. The master of a master was called the grandmaster. 3. Master's Senior Brothers and Sisters: Regardless of gender, they are all addressed as Uncle-Master. 4. Master's junior brothers and sisters, regardless of gender, were all called Uncle-Master. 5. Those who were of the same generation as him were called senior brothers and junior brothers according to their age or order of entry. If they were female, they were called senior sisters and junior sisters. However, some sects were differentiated by age, while others were based on the order of entry. Even if the first to enter the sect was young, those who entered later had to respectfully address them as senior brothers or sisters. 6. If it involved special identities such as the sect leader, for example, the disciples of B called A the sect leader or the sect leader's uncle. The specific dividing line might be when A became the sect leader. Before A became the sect leader, the disciples of B were called the sect leader's uncle, and after A became the sect leader, the disciples of B were called the sect leader. When the disciples of B met the sect leader or abbot of another sect, they were called ×× sect leader, ×× abbot. 7. If there was no direct relationship between the two, such as you taking Zhang San as your master and him taking Wang Si as his master, Zhang San and Wang Si had no interaction, and their disciples and grand-disciples would address each other in real life. The novel " Humph, Call Me Senior Brother " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Master and disciple hierarchy included the following titles: 1. Master's parents: Master's granduncle, master's wife, master's grandfather, master's grandmother. 2. Master's Master: Grandmaster. 3. Master's Senior Brothers and Sisters were all called Uncle-Master. 4. The master's junior brothers and sisters were all called uncle-masters. 5. A master's disciples: The eldest was called the senior brother, and the youngest was called the junior brother. These titles were widely used in the relationship between master and disciple in ancient times. The relationship between master and disciple was similar to that between father and son, so the way they addressed each other was also modeled after the way their fathers addressed each other in the family. For example, a master's senior brother would be called uncle-master, and a master's junior brother would be called uncle-master. In terms of seniority between master and disciple, it has some similarities with the way we address each other in our daily lives. If there was an uncertain form of address, he could refer to the way he addressed her in daily life.
The following were some of the master-disciple titles: 1. A master's parents could be called master's granduncle, master's wife, master's grandfather, and master's grandmother. 2. The master's master was called the grandmaster. 3. Master's Senior Brothers and Sisters were all called Uncle-Master. 4. The master's junior brothers and sisters were all called uncle-masters. 5. A master's disciples: The eldest was called the senior brother, and the youngest was called the junior brother. In some traditional industries or cultural fields, there were other forms of address. For example, a grandmaster could call a master's master; a granduncle could call a granduncle's grandmaster; a master's granduncle could call a master's granduncle; a master's granduncle could call a master's granduncle; a grandnephew's grandnephew was generally called a nephew, a junior, and so on. In the Beijing opera industry, the seniority of actors was "single-talk", which meant that they could not go up several generations. The novel " Humph, Call Me Senior Brother " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
In the traditional family hierarchy, in terms of direct blood relatives, the upper order (elders) were the first ancestor (father of the distant grandfather), the distant grandfather (father of the great ancestor), the great ancestor (father of the great ancestor), the great ancestor (father of the great ancestor), the great ancestor (father of the great ancestor), the great ancestor (father of the great grandfather), and the grandfather. In the following order, there were sons (the person born by oneself), grandsons (the son's son), great-grandsons (the son of the grandson), great-great-grandchildren (the son of the great-great-grandson), laisun (the son of the great-great-grandson), zhusun (the son of laisun), rensun (the son of zhusun), yunsun (the son of rensun), and ersun (the son of yunsun). On the paternal side, there are uncles (father's elder brother), uncles (father's younger brother), aunts (father's sister), and cousins.(Father's brother's son and older than himself)(Father's brother's son and younger than himself) On the maternal side, there were uncles (mother's brother's daughter and older than her), aunts (mother's sister), cousins (mother's sister or brother's son and older than her), cousins (mother's sister or brother's son and younger than her), cousins (mother's sister or brother's daughter and older than her), cousins (mother's sister or brother's daughter and younger than her), cousins (mother's sister or brother's daughter and younger than her). In terms of in-laws, there were husband (the name a married woman called her partner), wife (the name a married man called his partner), father-in-law (the husband's father), and mother-in-law (the husband's mother). However, the relationship between master and disciple was not based on blood or marriage in the traditional sense. There was no specific address for master and disciple in the family hierarchy. However, in some cultural customs or literary creations, the disciple might treat the master as an elder and treat him with respect as if he were his father. He would call the master "master" or "master father", and the master would call the disciple "disciple", but this was not the formal family hierarchy. The novel "Humph, Call Me Senior Brother" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
In martial arts novels, the seniority in the sect was usually based on age or status. The following are some common examples: 1. Young disciples: Young disciples of small sects or newly established sects were usually called "youth sects" or "youth sects". 2. Middle-aged disciples: Middle-aged disciples were usually referred to as " elders,"" sect masters,"" sect leaders," and so on. 3. Senior disciples: Senior disciples were usually called "sect leaders","sect leaders","sect leaders", etc. 4. Senior disciples: Disciples with high seniority were usually called "sect masters" or "sect masters of large sects". 5. Other special circumstances: Sometimes, disciples of different generations in the sect would also use some special titles such as "senior" and "junior". It should be noted that these titles usually changed according to specific situations. Sometimes, it would also change due to political struggles or factional disputes within the sect.
In martial arts novels, the names of seniority in the sect were usually divided according to the year of birth or status of the character. There were usually the following categories: 1. According to the year of birth: For example, Zhang Sanfeng was a third-generation disciple of the Taiji Fist Sect. According to seniority, he should be called "the disciple of the Taiji Fist Sect" or "the third-generation disciple of the Taiji Fist Sect". 2. According to status: For example, Linghu Chong was a disciple of the Nth generation of the Huashan Sect. His status was relatively low, so he was called a "Huashan Sect disciple" or "Huashan Sect disciple of the Nth generation". For example, Guo Jing was Huang Rong's husband, and he was the eldest disciple of the Huashan Sect. However, because of his strong martial arts, he was called the "Huashan Sect Master" and "Huashan Sect's eldest disciple". In wuxia novels, the names of the sects were often very cultural and could reflect the identity, status, and martial arts level of the characters.
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The order of seniority was grandfather, grandmother, maternal grandfather, maternal grandmother, second generation, father, mother, uncle, aunt, father-in-law, mother-in-law, and so on. There were many generations, and it could be considered a cultural symbol. The order of seniority was often reflected in the names of people. Using the word seniority was not only convenient for ranking in the same clan, but also for the revision of genealogy.
In Taoism, there were certain rules for how people addressed each other. Daoists of the same sect could call each other master, senior brother, junior brother, and fellow daoists could call each other daoist, master, senior brother, and so on. For older Taoist priests, they would usually address him as Master. There was no distinction between men and women in Taoism. Everyone was brothers and sisters, so there was no such thing as sisters.
The Shi family name had a variety of generations, because the family tree of the Shi family name might be different in different regions and families. For example, the arrangement of Shi's generation in Liyang, Jiangsu Province is: "Inheriting many handsome and strange Pize, inheriting Jia Shun, Jing Chang, and deeply extending the descendants to preserve and prosper the virtuous." In addition, the arrangement of the Shi family in Yongxing, Hunan Province is: "Zhao Jiu Ji Mei Xi Ting Shun Cai Ming Gao" and "Zhao Jiu Ji Mei Xi Ting Shun Cai Ming Gao Yang". In addition, there are other areas of the Shi family genealogy word generation arrangement, such as Jiangsu Xia Zhuang Shi word generation: "Successive Shunji Meiqiao period is still more virtuous to the descendants of the instrument far away will be transported Zhao Jian Bian" and Jiangsu Daitou Shi word generation: "Jun Zhong original text preserved in the world with Zhongliang Zan is Jingqi Jiayan Qing Si Yan Fang Zheng Shou patriarch poetry book Pei sage". However, due to the limited information provided, it was impossible to give a complete ranking of the Shi family.
The provisions for the supplementary payment of seniority wages are as follows: 1. ** Repayment based on the number of years of payment **: - The pension will increase by 3.5 yuan per month for every year of contribution. - Those who have paid for less than 10 years will be increased by 35 yuan per month. - Retired personnel who have paid less than 15 years of land acquisition for construction will be increased by 52.5 yuan per month. 2. ** Repayment based on absolute amount **: - If the monthly pension was less than 3050 yuan, each person would be increased by 160 yuan per month. - If the monthly pension was 3050 yuan or more and less than 3550 yuan, each person would receive an additional 140 yuan per month. - If the monthly pension was 3550 yuan or more and less than 4550 yuan, each person would receive an increase of 120 yuan per month. - If the monthly pension is 4550 yuan or more, each person will be increased by 100 yuan per month. 3. ** Calculating the length of service of civil servants **: - 60 yuan per year, calculated in virtual years, paid monthly, adjusted once every three years. - The length of service of a civil servant is the number of years from the month of appointment to the month of retirement or death (if less than one year, each month is calculated as 1/12). - When retired civil servants, soldiers, and private school teachers (excluding those who are not subject to the Civil Servant Annuity Act, the Military Annuity Act, and the Private School Teacher Annuity Act) are re-appointed as civil servants, the length of service or the length of service calculated according to the previous Annuity Act can be combined with the length of service in Item 1. - The service time of an active soldier who complied with the Military Service Law before being appointed as a civil servant or a non-commissioned officer who was not appointed voluntarily can be counted as the length of service in Item 1. - When giving retirement benefits, except for the period of separation due to work-related injuries, occupational diseases, service time in accordance with the Military Service Law, temporary employment by national or foreign institutions, and the implementation of voluntary work time stipulated by other laws, 1/2 of the length of service should be deducted. The novel "Ten Years of Death" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!