It is behind the "inner court" of the Forbidden City. Double-eaved Kunning Palace is the queen's bedroom before Yong Zhengdi in Ming and Qing Dynasties, with warm pavilions at both ends. In the Qing Dynasty, it was changed into a place of worship. After Yongzheng, Xinnuange was a place where shamans offered sacrifices. Among them, Dongnuange is the bridal chamber of the emperor's wedding, and Kangxi, Tongzhi and Guangxu all held weddings here.
Gan Qing Palace is one of the last three palaces in the imperial palace. Founded in the 18th year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (1420), it was rebuilt in Ming and Qing Dynasties after several burns. The existing building was built in the third year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1798).
Gan Qing Palace is a yellow glazed tile double-eaved couch roof, which is located on a single-layer white marble platform. The corridor is 9 rooms wide and 5 rooms deep, with a building area of 1.400 m2. It is more than 20 meters high from the desktop to the roof, and there are 9 roofs at the eaves. Under the eaves, the upper layer walked on stilts seven times and the lower layer walked on stilts five times. The studio in the hall is connected with the east and west, and the front eaves of the studio are lowered with gold pillars. The beam frame structure adopts the form of shrinking columns to expand the indoor space. There is a screen between the two gold pillars on the back eaves, a throne in front of the screen, and a "fair and bright" plaque hanging above the throne. There are warm pavilions at the east and west ends, a fairy building at the back eaves, and halls at both ends, which can connect Jiaotai Hall and Kunning Palace. This temple is paved with gold bricks. On the spacious platform in front of the temple, there are bronze turtles, bronze cranes, sundials and fine scales on the left and right. There are four gold-plated incense burners in front of the temple, which are connected to Gan Qing Gate by Gaoyou Road. Gan Qing Palace is the largest building in the Forbidden City. As the living quarters of Ming emperors, from Yongle Emperor Judy to Chongzhen Emperor Zhu Youjian, * * * 65,438+04 emperors once lived here. Because the palace is large and spacious, the emperor once divided it into several rooms when he lived here. According to records, there were 9 greenhouses in Gan Qing Palace in Ming Dynasty, which were divided into two floors, with 27 beds, so that empresses could enter the palace. Because there are many rooms and beds, few people know where the emperor sleeps every night, just in case. Although the emperor lived in a maze of palaces and was heavily guarded, he still could not sit back and relax. According to records, after the "Renyin Palace Change" occurred in Jiajing period, Sejong moved to Xiyuan and was afraid to return to Gan Qing Palace. The "Red Pill Case" caused by Wanli Zheng Guifei being the Empress Dowager and the "Moving Palace Case" caused by Taichang Princess Li Xuan moving to Renshou Palace to be the Empress all happened in Gan Qing Palace. In the Ming Dynasty, Gan Qing Palace was also used as a place to mourn the emperor.