I'll answer: Feng, do you have a great grandfather? Everyone knows that you have a great grandfather. Why don't you see that you have a great-grandfather now?
God, why do you ask this question? ! Dynasty changes, wars fly, how many palaces do not disappear?
Even without ice and fire, everything has a shelf life. Think about how many years this house has been destroyed, and you will understand everything.
Then the questioner. Do you read or not? Or have you ever been to Xi 'an? Go and see the ruins of Epang Palace, Chang 'an City of Han Dynasty and Daming Palace. ...
Even just listen to some place names Xi 'an, weiyang district, Fengcheng Road, Seoul Road, Fusu Road, Qin Huang Road (now Xianyang), Xingqing Palace and Fenghao Road. ...
Popular science, China's traditional buildings are civil buildings, so are palaces. Brick walls were widely used in Ming and Qing dynasties, even in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The reason is simple: it costs money to burn bricks and buy bricks!
Because it is a civil building, it is particularly afraid of fire and water. Xi 'an is surrounded by eight waters, so there is basically no flood. This autumn, the precipitation is four times that of previous years, and there is still no flood disaster in the urban area. This shows that it is really a treasure house. Otherwise, the emperor would like to live here. Fire is hard to prevent! Not to mention arson. Xiang Yu burned Xianyang Palace with a torch, and the palace of the Qin Dynasty naturally disappeared. One advantage of civil buildings is that they can be disassembled and reassembled. The Han Dynasty built many palaces, which took more than 700 years. Emperor Yangdi Yang Jian wanted to build a prosperous city, so he demolished the Han Chang 'an, removed all the wooden components and built a new palace. The palace of the Han Dynasty became the palace of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty, moved the capital to Luoyang in order to uproot the forces of Li Tang, and demolished Luoyang in the whole Chang 'an city, thus destroying the whole Chang 'an city and the palace.
Xi 'an and the surrounding palace sites include
Qin Liyang Palace Xianyang Palace Epang Palace
Han Weiyang Palace Changle Palace Zhangjian Palace
Gong Beigui Gongmingguang Palace
Tang Taiji Palace Daming Palace Xingqing Palace
Outside Xi, there are countless palaces and halls in Guanzhong area! Come and have a look sometime! Millennium ancient capital, often come to Chang 'an!
Without an emperor, what do you want with the palace? Who dares to build a palace and thinks he wants to be emperor?
The Qing Dynasty kept the Forbidden City as a new China, and it was not destroyed.
Do you know where the concept of palace came from? Don't ask such a question without a historical attempt!
Forget the palace. Besides the excavated cultural relics and stone pagodas, how many Han and Tang buildings can you find? The residential buildings in China are mainly made of wood, and the years above 1300 are enough to disappear completely. Castles in the west are all made of stones, so they are all here today, just like some ancient pagodas all over China.