What is the name of the palace where the ancient emperors of China lived?
1. The palace of the Qin Dynasty is Epang Palace, and the emperor's bedroom is unknown.
2. The palace in the Western Han Dynasty is called Weiyang Palace, which contains Xuan Shi, Kirin, Jinhua, Cheng Ming, Wutai and Hook Hall.
There were three official palaces in the Tang Dynasty: Daming Palace, Taiji Palace and Xingqing Palace. The main hall of the palace in Daming Palace is called Chenzi Hall, and the emperor will live in Hanliang Hall in summer.
4. Funing Temple in the Northern Song Dynasty? The palace is Yanfu Palace, and the bedroom of Yanfu Palace is Yanfu Hall.
5. Funingtang and Qinzhengtang in Southern Song Dynasty.
6. The sleeping hall of the Emperor of Yuan Dynasty was the fragrant pavilion of Daming Hall.
7. The imperial palace in the Ming Dynasty was called the bedroom of the Forbidden City and the clean palace.
8. In the Qing Dynasty, the emperor shunzhi Kangxi lived in Gan Qing Palace, and Yong Zhengdi and the later emperor lived in hall of mental cultivation. In addition, there are palaces such as Yuanmingyuan and Changchun Garden, and the sleeping hall of Emperor Yuanmingyuan is Qingyan Hall in Kyushu.
Epang Palace in Qin Dynasty-Unfinished. Epang Palace, similar to Daming Palace, belongs to a palace independent of Xianyang Palace and has the function of summer vacation. Equivalent to chengde mountain resort.
Xingle Palace in Qin Dynasty-equivalent to the Forbidden City now.
Weiyang Palace in the Western Han Dynasty-equivalent to the current Forbidden City, the emperor lived, handled political affairs and held court.
Changle Palace in the Western Han Dynasty-the palace where Empress Dowager Cixi lived.
Zhangjian Palace in the Western Han Dynasty-the place where emperors, empresses, concubines and princes lived after Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.
The Eastern Han Dynasty in Cao Wei and the Nangong in Luoyang-the place where emperors worked and lived.
Gong Bei-For emperors and members of the royal family to use at home.
Sun Wu Jianye-Taichu Palace is the first palace built by Soochow in Jianye. Its predecessor was Sun Quan's brother Sun Ce's general mansion. -Zhaoming Palace is another important palace building in Yecheng built by Wu Dongjian, second only to Taichu Palace.
Luoyang in the Western Jin Dynasty followed Cao Wei in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
The Jiankang Main Hall and Taiji Hall in the Eastern Jin Dynasty are equivalent to the three halls of the Forbidden City.
Chang 'an in Sui Dynasty was Chang 'an in Tang Dynasty.
Tang Chang 'an-Taiji Palace was built in the early years of Sui Dynasty. The Sui Dynasty called Daxing Palace, which was actually the general name of Taiji Palace, Dongfang Palace and Yefu Palace. Taiji Palace is equivalent to the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City today. The East Palace is the prince's bedroom.
Daming Palace in Chang 'an in Tang Dynasty-Since Tang Gaozong, the emperors of Tang Dynasty have lived here, and the court has also moved from Taiji Palace to Daming Palace.
Xingqing Palace in Chang 'an, Tang Dynasty-the residence of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei
The Qing Palace in Tokyo in the Northern Song Dynasty-the place where the big court was held-was equivalent to the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City. Wende Hall is the main place for the emperor to handle government affairs. Chenzi Temple is a place where large-scale activities are held during the festival. Diaojiaolou-a place to receive foreign ministers and hold banquets. Ying Ji Hall, Xu Yuntang and Shengping Building are places where literati watch plays and hold banquets. Funing Hall and Kunning, the residence of imperial concubines.
The Qing Palace in Lin 'an in the Southern Song Dynasty is the venue of the Great Dynasty, which is equivalent to the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City.
Daming Hall, the capital of the Yuan Dynasty, was the official dynasty of the emperor, equivalent to the three halls of the Forbidden City or the former dynasty of the Forbidden City.
Yanchunge-Long Fu Palace, the place where the emperor received ministers and practiced Buddhism-Sheng Xing Palace, the residence of the Empress Dowager-the residence of the Prince, and the East Palace of the Yuan Dynasty.
Palace in Ming and Qing Dynasties: Hall of Supreme Harmony-Twenty-four emperors of Ming and Qing Dynasties held grand ceremonies such as the emperor's accession to the throne, marriage, conferring the queen and going out to war in the Hall of Supreme Harmony. In addition, every year, the emperor receives greetings from civil and military officials and entertains princes and ministers. In the early Qing Dynasty, the Jinshi exam was also held in the Hall of Supreme Harmony.
Zhonghe Hall-the place where the emperor rested before attending the ceremony in the Hall of Supreme Harmony, and accepted the worship of the deacons. Whenever the emperor makes a pro-sacrifice, such as offering sacrifices to the Temple of Heaven and Ditan, the emperor will read a congratulatory message in the Zhonghe Hall the day before, and check the seeds and farm tools here before the pro-farming ceremony at the altar. Empress Dowager Cixi wears the national emblem, and the emperor reads and plays books here. After the jade model is made, it will be presented in Zhonghe Hall, and a grand warehousing ceremony will be held.
Baohe Hall-The emperor often changed clothes here before the Ming Dynasty ceremony, and the queen and prince were congratulated here when they were canonized. Every year on New Year's Eve and the fifteenth day of the first month in the Qing Dynasty, the emperor gave a banquet in honor of ministers, princes and ministers. The scene is spectacular. Father-in-law, family banquets with official positions, and palace examinations for various subjects were all held in Baohe Hall.
Gan Qing Palace-Fourteen emperors of Ming Dynasty and two emperors of Qing Dynasty, Shunzhi and Kangxi, both lived in Gan Qing Palace, and they also handled daily affairs at ordinary times. As the living quarters of Ming emperors, from Yongle Emperor Judy to Chongzhen Emperor Zhu Youjian, * * * 14 emperors once lived here.
This palace belongs to the place where the emperor, his queen and children lived before their death. According to legend, the Jade Emperor has 10000 palaces, and the Emperor built 9999 semi-palaces in order not to surpass the gods. The emperor is the body of the sun, so the palace is a mansion in geomantic omen.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia palace museum