China Western Han Palace. It is located about 3 kilometers northwest of Xi City, Shaanxi Province. Located in the southwest of Chang 'an, the capital of Han Dynasty. Because it is in the west of Changle Palace, it is called Xigong in Chinese. It was built on the basis of Qin Zhangtai in the seventh year of Emperor Gaozu (the first 200 years). After Hui Di ascended the throne, it became the main palace.
According to records, there are doors on all sides of Miyagi in Weiyang Palace, and there are Quelou outside the east and north gates, which are called East Que and North Que. The princes came to the DPRK and went in and out of Dongque; The gentry played in the North Que. In order to use the top of Longshou Mountain for infrastructure construction. There are Xuan Shi, Kirin, Jinhua, Chengming, Wutai, Hook Yi and other halls in the palace, with a total of 32 pavilions. The archaeological work of Weiyang Palace began at 1956. According to exploration, the palace is square in plane, with a circumference of more than 8 kilometers and an area of about 5 square kilometers, accounting for about 1/7 of the total area of Chang 'an City. Qian Dian is located in the center of the whole palace. Its rammed earth foundation is 350m long from north to south, 200m wide from east to west, and the highest point at the north end is15m. A number of palace ruins have been excavated in the north of Qian Dian, and tens of thousands of Oracle Bone Inscriptions engraved with words have been unearthed in one place, which may be the official offices of workers and officials or their subordinate offices. Excavation proved that Weiyang Palace was destroyed by war at the end of the Western Han Dynasty and then abandoned.