I often see the term "Queen Master" in articles about women, and I am very confused. The gender expressed by the word "Master" is undoubtedly male! The word "Queen" itself is a paradox! It would be more normal to just call the queen and the king directly.
And the Queen's man is actually a concubine or something like that. Concubine means "female" next to it, so there is no doubt that her gender is female! In this article, the queen's eldest husband is the emperor's husband, and the younger husband has countless levels such as gentleman, qingzi, etc.
Note on the harem levels, you can refer to:
Super grade: Royal husband (can also be called queen, phoenix queen, etc.)
First grade: Huang Guijun (one person, with the same position as the deputy empress)
From the first rank: Guijun (can be set for 2 people)
The second grade: the four kings
The third rank: Jiuqing. Those above the rank of Qing usually have formal titles. If they are favored and the rank is low, they can have titles.
Fourth grade: Takako (set to 12 people)
Rank 4: Liangzi (set to 12 people)
Positive fifth grade: Xiuzi (set to 12 people) Takako, Liangzi, and Xiuzi form the thirty-sixth son.
Positive Sixth Grade: Pleasant (set to 24 people)
From the sixth rank: Shunren (set to 24 people)
The seventh grade: Gongren (set to 24 people) combined into seventy-two royal men
Gradeless: Chamberlain (the kind who works during the day and takes care of the queen to sleep at night~~ You guys understand!)