What does it mean to dream about a noble person? Is it good to dream about a noble person?

Is it good to dream about a noble person? What does it mean to dream about a noble person? Please see below the analysis of dreaming about noble people by the editor of (Zhou Gong's Dream Interpretation Network www./). I hope I can answer your questions and help you find your way out of confusion.

Dreaming about a noble person indicates that you have a great chance to excel and achieve something in the future.

Psychological interpretation of dreams about noble people

Dreaming about a noble person means that you are eager for help and you hope someone can give you a hand when you are in trouble.

Dreaming about a noble person means that you will find peace of mind.

　Most people dream of being in front of a noble person, which means they will stand out.

Dreaming of being on an equal footing with a noble person: something worrying is about to happen.

Original Zhou Gong's Dream Interpretation: Dreaming of a noble person

When a noble person comes, official affairs will be clear. Zhou Gong's Interpretation of Dreams

Come to see a noble person and nothing bad will happen. Zhou Gong's Interpretation of Dreams

Dream about a noble person coming into the house. Dreaming about officials means wealth and good fortune. If you dream of seeing a noble person or an official but fail to see him, it is bad luck; if you do see him, it is honorable. Dreaming of being close to a noble person is auspicious, and visiting a noble person indicates support and everything goes well. Dream Forest Mystery

Dreaming of visiting a noble person is auspicious. Dunhuang Dream Book

Dreaming of a noble person giving you food indicates that you will get sick. Dunhuang Dream Book

Dreaming of a noble person sitting means you want to be noble. Dunhuang Dream Book

Dreaming of people paying homage to a noble person is auspicious. Dunhuang Dream Book

Dreaming of a noble person in the house is a good omen. Dunhuang Dream Book

Dreaming of interacting with a noble person is auspicious. Dunhuang Dream Book

All noble people are auspicious. Zhou Gong's Interpretation of Dreams

Being a guard for a noble person is auspicious. Zhou Gong's Interpretation of Dreams

Case analysis: dreaming of a noble person

Dream: Dreaming of having help from a noble person.

Dream interpretation: A good omen, indicating that you will stand out.

Historical stories of nobles

A distinguished person. "Guliang Zhuan·Xiang Gong 29th Year": "The lowly are not respected; the noble are not punished; the punished are not close." "Shi Ji·Ji Zheng Biography": "Hong was the prime minister, and he said to the emperor: 'There are many nobles and royal families in the Right Internal History Department, which is difficult to govern. Only important officials can be appointed. Please move An to be the Right Internal History.'" Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty's "Farewell to the Hermit" "It is fair that only white hair is left in the world, and it never spares the heads of nobles." Yang Mo's "Song of Youth" Part 1 Chapter 10: "Dao Jing pouted and looked at Yu Yongze motionlessly, and said unhappily: 'What noble? - I won't serve your noble!'"

The name of a female official. It was first established by Emperor Guangwu of the Later Han Dynasty and its status was second only to that of the empress. The name has been used throughout the ages, but the positions have varied. "Book of the Later Han·Empress Records Preface" states: "When Emperor Guangwu restored the Han Dynasty, the carvings were made simple, and the titles of the six palaces were only Empress and Noble Lady. Noble Lady had a gold seal and purple ribbon, and her salary was no more than a few dozen bushels of millet." Cao Cao of Wei in the Three Kingdoms Period "Inner Commandments" states: "Now the Noble Lady is Noble Lady, with a gold seal and blue ribbon, the highest title for a woman." Gao Cheng of Song Dynasty "Original Records of Things·Concubines and Imperial Concubines·Noble Lady" states: "Empress Guangwu of the Han Dynasty appointed Noble Lady as the third lady, which was not common in previous dynasties. Emperor Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty appointed Noble Lady again."

A shortened version of the eunuch “Zhongguiren”. Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty wrote in his Epitaph of Li Gong, Shao Yin of Henan Province: "The emperor sent a noble lady with purple clothes and goldfish as a gift. After three years, the state was well governed." Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty wrote in his poem Huashan Girl: "The noble lady of Tianmen summoned me, and the six palaces wished to know my face and appearance."