Tàizǐ guìxià shuō: " Fùhuáng, érchén zhī cuò le. "
The crown prince knelt and said, "Father, your son knows he did wrong."
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Princes and princesses called the emperor 父皇 and the empress 母后, and referred to themselves as 儿臣 ("your son and subject"). Dramas set in the Qing court use the Manchu-derived 皇阿玛 instead.
