Palace of Heavenly Purity

I went to Beijing to travel and came to the Forbidden City. The Ganqing Palace is a relatively important palace in the Forbidden City. It was built in 18 years in Yongle in the Ming Dynasty. It is one of the three palaces of the inner court. It is the bedroom of the emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the place to deal with daily tasks. The whole palace is very atmospheric. The area is about 1400 square meters, which can lead to Jiaothai Palace and Suining Palace. Ganqing Palace is a place with a story, you may wish to take a look at its history.

In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, two Wanshou lamps were erected on the Danbi of the Qing Dynasty during the New Year. From the 20th of Qing Dynasty (1840), the palace stopped erecting. The Qing Dynasty Wanshou lamps were erected on the 24th of the lunar month and withdrawn on the 18th of the first month. Only on New Year's Eve, the first day of the first month, the first month of the first month, the first month of the first month, the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first month of the first Each picture has 20 gold characters. The Lanterns of the Ganqing Palace are used in the Ming Dynasty, and the rhetoric is gorgeous and celebrates the peace.

#Never forget the 2021 Ganqing Palace is one of the three palaces of the inner court, located in the middle of the inner court, built in the Ming Dynasty Yongle 18 years (1420), the Ming and Qing generations have been burned several times and rebuilt, the existing building is the Qing Dynasty Jiaqing three years (1798). The dry Qing Palace is the top of the yellow glazed tiles and the top of the palace. It is located on the base of a single-story Han white jade platform. The corridor is 9 wide and 5 deep. It is more than 20 meters high from the countertop to the ridge. The Ming room in the hall is connected between the east and west. There is a screen between the two gold pillars in the back and the front of the screen. The "Zhengdaguang" is hung above the throne. The east and west ends are warm pavilions, and the front is set up in Xianlou. There are copper turtles, copper cranes, sundials and Jialiang in front of the temple. There are 4 platinum incense stoves in front of the temple. The central is Danbi, and the Gaotai road is connected to the dry Qingmen. The scale of the dry Qing Palace building is the first of the inner court, as the bedding palace of 14 emperors in the Ming Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty Ganqing Palace was also used as a place for the emperor to guard the funeral. Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty attacked the Ming system with the forefront, since the emperor moved to the temple, this is as an important place for the emperor to summon courtiers, approve the play of the rules to deal with daily government affairs, receive the foreign-owned country's courtiers and receive congratulations and hold banquets at the time of the year.

The dry Qing Palace is the first palace in the third palace of the inner court in the Forbidden City. We have seen many Ming and Qing dramas. Most of us know that this is the residence of the emperor of the Ming and Qing Dynasty. So the buildings here show that the Son of Heaven is the dominant pattern of all things. The Danyu in front of the temple is on both sides of the east and west, each of which is called the Sheyu Jiangshan Golden Palace. The "Golden Palace" is a pavilion building with four corners of the dome, so it is also called the Sheyu Jiangshan Pavilion. It is also the same as the Japanese Jiaquan in front of the temple, which also represents the emperor's power to grant the amount. The most influential should be the "Zhengdaguang" hanging high on the throne in the Qing Dynasty, the TV drama said that the emperors of the Qing Dynasty would hide the Zen book behind this.

Very good place worth a visit!