Many dynasties appeared in Chinese history. They originated from troubled times and created prosperous times. If a dynasty wants to establish a capital, there must be a palace where the capital is located. The palace is the residence of the emperor and is the foundation of a dynasty. The front palace manages affairs and the harem serves as a residence, which is a symbol of the dynasty. In the long history, there are four most powerful countries, and their palaces are the most famous palaces in history. These four palaces are: Xianyang Palace of Qin Dynasty, Weiyang Palace of Han Dynasty, Daming Palace of Tang Dynasty, and Forbidden City of Daming Dynasty. Xianyang Xiongguan Pass stretches all the way to Guguan Pass, and it was famous in the Warring States Period in the Qin Dynasty. At the beginning of the Qin Dynasty, it was one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period. By the time Emperor Qin Shihuang swept through the eight wastelands, destroyed the six kingdoms and unified the world, Xianyang Palace was the palace of the Qin royal family. Xianyang Palace was originally a royal palace. When Qin Shihuang ascended the throne and became queen, it was named the imperial palace. Later, the name of the imperial palace also came from it. As the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period, the Qin Dynasty, which was eyeing the world, lacked the most pride. The yellow sandy land in the northwest has tempered the ferocity of the brave old Qin soldiers who fought against the national calamity, so their architecture focuses on the heroism of this kind of hero. Xianyang Palace is very majestic. It is not as elegant as the Qi Palace and not as luxurious as the Chu Palace, but it has its own essence, which is majestic. Sitting like a beast with its huge mouth open, it swallows the world in one breath. The majestic Xianyang Palace was built to have this kind of ambition to annex the world, and its existence is a clear indication of Qin's ambition to annex the world. It is the residence of heroes, the starting point of heroes, and the end point of heroes. It has witnessed the rise and fall of dynasties. But the temperament of old Qin Xiongxiong has been passed down. Weiyang Palace Weiyang Palace is the imperial palace of the Han Dynasty. Its construction was presided over by Xiao He, one of the three outstanding figures in the early Han Dynasty. The word "Weiyang" first came from "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Hongyanzhishi·Tingxiao": ""How is the night? "Ye Weiyang, the light of the court" means to praise the king for being diligent in political affairs and working hard all night long. "Ye Weiyang" means endless nights. The word "Weiyang" appears and is used with redundant blessing words, which means endless blessings. Xiao He, as a good minister, is praised by the world. , he should have chosen this name not only to bless the king, but also to encourage and spur the kings who lived there in the future, hoping that they would be as diligent in political affairs as the kings described in the Book of Songs, and the palace lanterns would always be on. It did not live up to the expectations of the prime minister. At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, the Weiyang Palace had successive emperors such as Emperor Wen of Han and Emperor Han Jing. The rule of Wen and Jing made the Han Dynasty rich and powerful, and the emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, who was the only emperor in history, became more powerful. He created the first large-scale dynasty in Chinese history, making his name famous all over the world. Weiyang Palace is all about being upright, upright people, upright people and upright minds. It has no luxurious accessories, no clever structure, and can only be said to be strict. It is very upright. But it is this kind of uprightness that makes Weiyang Palace reveal its righteousness. It is not as domineering as the Xianyang Palace, but it has the rightness to suppress the world. Amazing. When Daming Palace is mentioned, it means the Tang Dynasty. When it comes to the Tang Dynasty, it means the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty. It was the most dazzling era in Chinese history. It was the first time that China stood tall in the world. As the seat of the state, the Daming Palace was the most splendid and magnificent palace complex in the world at that time. It was large in scale and complete in layout, and was called "the pinnacle of Chinese palace architecture." The palace pioneered by the Daming Palace The architectural arrangement laid the foundation for the ancient palace system in East Asia in the Middle Ages and beyond. It was a model for Chinese palace architecture after the Tang Dynasty. It had an important influence on the Forbidden City in China during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and on the palace architecture in Japan and South Korea. It is precisely why the Daming Palace is so glorious. Only a magnificent palace can shock, admire and admire visitors, and the Tang Dynasty can become a paradise that everyone yearns for. The Daming Palace is a symbol of the prosperous age, synonymous with glory, the pinnacle of magnificence, wealth, splendor, beauty and all the beautiful words. It has become the pride of the Tang people. We are proud of the Tang Dynasty, and the Daming Palace is the symbol of the Tang Dynasty. It is the center of the Tang Dynasty. It is this dazzling pearl that attracted the attention of the world at that time. The grandeur can attract all nations to visit, integrate cultures from all over the world, and bring together guests from all over the world. The Daming Palace accommodates hundreds of rivers, and is magnificent and attracts the attention of the world. This is why the Forbidden City is the only complete imperial palace in China. The majesty of the Forbidden City is evident in the high walls and the bricks and tiles. The Forbidden City was ordered by Zhu Di, the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and it is said that the entire palace was designed and built by Liu Bowen, who dominated the country. The biggest characteristic is majesty. It is majestic, majestic and intimidating to the world. This palace exists to make the world awe. The first kingdom of the Ming Dynasty was not in Beijing, but in Nanjing. Zhu Di was not the direct heir; He snatched it from his nephew. Therefore, Zhu Di had no shortage of pioneering spirit. It was with this mentality that he gave up the stability and prosperity of the south and came to the dangerous and cold north. Therefore, this palace is not named after a palace, but named after a city, called the Forbidden City. When the world is in peace, it is a residence; when the world is in chaos, it is a city. It is not only the residence of the emperor, but also a city to resist foreign enemies. The high walls and thick tiles are not for safety, but for intimidation. The Forbidden City, as its name suggests, purple is the noblest color in ancient times. It has the name of Purple Qi coming from the east. Forbidden is forbidden, it is forbidden to approach, and it is forbidden to stay. This is an exclusive area, a city, where you can live independently and keep your own corner. An independent place exclusive to noble people is called the Forbidden City.

The Forbidden City is the majesty of the royal family and the last line of defense of the dynasty. The emperor guards the gate of the country and the king dies in the country. The royal family of the Ming Dynasty is indeed the most conscientious royal family. They do not cede territory, pay indemnities, or make marriages. It is this spirit that complements the Forbidden City. The big tomorrow is like the sun and the moon, high in the sky and unattainable. Significance Each palace is a symbol of the spirit of a dynasty, and we can feel the style of that dynasty from it. The study of a dynasty begins with the country, the study of the country begins with the capital, and the study of the capital begins with the palace. For the imperial court, the palace is no longer just a building. It is the center of the dynasty's rule, the place where all the people in the world care about, and the symbol of the dynasty's existence. The royal palace is the crystallization of wisdom of ancient civilization, a symbol of civilization, and cultural inheritance.