Our dynasty has traditionally prioritized the north, but the palace is often located in the middle of the capital. So are ordinary people allowed to live in the north of the palace? and whether soldiers are allowed

The answer is yes, obviously it is not allowed, and it should be said that it is impossible to live in it. In ancient times, great emphasis was placed on Feng Shui when selecting sites to build palaces and mausoleums. Generally, palaces and mausoleums are located in the land of dragon veins. If the palace is to be laid out according to basic Feng Shui, the north should be high and have a mountain, and the south should have a square and a spacious so-called famous hall. The north side of the palace is bound to be dominated by gardens and rocks. It will not completely live in the entire northern part of the palace. The palace is also where a country's great fortune lies. If you live too close to the palace, in fact, for the people living there, you may not necessarily have great fortune. It is more likely that you will be robbed by the palace. . Therefore, from the perspective of Feng Shui, those who lived in the imperial city in ancient times had bad luck, poor luck, and insufficient aura, so they should not live there. On the contrary, they would be more likely to be beheaded or bankrupt.

During non-war periods, the palace also has security forces. The so-called Royal Forest Army and the so-called Jingo are the guards of the royal family. Directly under the management of the emperor. So this includes the four walls, entrance and exit gates, and daily patrols and defenses.