朕 is an ancient word that emperors used for selfreferential pronoun meaning

Relation Nicknames

给本宫站住皇后朕错了 [jĭ bĕn gōng zhàn zhù huáng hòu zhèn cuò le]
This name reflects a humorous and exaggerated use of royal language where 朕 I is used to mockingly ...
朕是女王 [zhèn shì nǚ wáng]
Translates to I am the Queen 朕 zhen is typically an imperial pronoun meaning ‘ I ’ used only by emperors ...
朕是国王朕是女王 [zhèn shì guó wáng zhèn shì nǚ wáng]
A playful reference where 朕 is used humorously to imply oneself is both king and queen This term historically ...
称王叫后 [chēng wáng jiào hòu]
The nickname 称王叫后 roughly translates to Claiming oneself as the King and Queen It conveys an ...
朕好棒 [zhèn hăo bàng]
The character 朕 Zhen means royal me and is exclusively used by emperors in ancient China expressing ...
叫朕女王 [jiào zhèn nǚ wáng]
This translates to call me queen Using an imperial reference 朕 zh è n implies majesty authority ...
朕就是这么拽 [zhèn jiù shì zhè me zhuài]
The term 朕 is an ancient selfreference for Chinese emperors which indicates the emperor ’ s supreme ...
以朕为天 [yĭ zhèn wéi tiān]
Here 朕 usually means I when used historically by Chinese emperors ; so it means seeing oneself as ...
朕是女王快下跪 [zhèn shì nǚ wáng kuài xià guì]
In imperialera Chinese dramas or games “朕” is a way Emperors refer to themselves This name playfully ...

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