Kunning Palace: Area? Dragon? Wide? Tall? What is the layout of the temple? Main use? What are the characteristics?

Kunning Palace is one of the last three palaces in the Forbidden City in Beijing. It was built in the 18th year of Yongle (1420), the 9th year of Zheng De (15 14) and the 24th year of Wanli (1596) in the Ming Dynasty, and was destroyed by fire twice, lasting for 30 years of Wanli (1605). In the second year of Qing Shunzhi (1645), it was rebuilt again in the twelfth year (1655), imitating the Qingning Palace in Shengyang, Shengjing. In the second year of Jiaqing (1797), a fire broke out in Gan Qing Palace, and in the third year (1798), the front eaves of this temple were burned and rebuilt. Gan Qing Palace stands for masculine, while Kunning Palace stands for feminine, symbolizing the combination of Yin and Yang and the unity of heaven and earth.

Located in the north and south, Kunning Palace has 9 wide corridors and 3 deep corridors, and the roof of the palace is covered with yellow glazed tiles. The Ming Dynasty was the queen's bedroom. After the reconstruction of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty for twelve years, it became the main place for shamanism to worship gods. Imitating Shengjing Qingning Palace, the original Ming room door was changed to the east room door, the original lattice door was changed to a double-panel door, and the lattice windows of other rooms were changed to straight lattice hanging windows. There is a warm pavilion on the east side of the room as a living bedroom, and there are four kangs on the west side of the door as a place to worship the gods. There is a cooker on the back eaves opposite the door for slaughtering and cooking meat. Because it is used by the royal family, the kitchen is equipped with a flower door and a clay-covered stove cover, which is beautifully decorated.

After the reconstruction of Kunning Palace, it became the main place for shaman sacrifice in Qing Palace. The two rooms at the eastern end of Kunning Palace are the emperor's wedding rooms. The walls of the room are decorated with red paint, and double happiness palace lanterns are hung on the ceiling. The bridal chamber has an east gate and a west gate, and the wooden shadow wall outside the west gate and the east gate is decorated with gold-painted double happiness characters, which means going out to see happiness. In the northwest corner of the new house, there is a Zhang Longfeng bed. The curtains hanging in front of the bed and the quilts placed on the bed are all exquisitely embroidered in Jiangnan, with 100 children with different expressions embroidered on them. They are called "the ancient philosophers' account" and "the ancient philosophers' quilt", which are colorful and dazzling. The emperor will stay here for two days when he gets married, and then he will live in other palaces. If you get married first and then become an emperor, you won't enjoy this treatment. Therefore, only young emperors such as Kangxi, Tongzhi and Guangxu used this new house in the Qing Dynasty. In the fourth year of Kangxi (1665), Michelle Ye got married, and the Queen Mother appointed the wedding to be held in the Palace of Kunning. The wedding of Emperor Tongzhi and Emperor Guangxu, and the wedding of Puyi were also held in Kunning Palace. After Yong Zhengdi, the emperor moved to hall of mental cultivation, and the queen no longer lived in the Kunning Palace, which was actually a place where shamanism offered sacrifices to gods.

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