Jingrengong

Jingren Palace is one of the six palaces in the East of the Palace Palace. It was built in the 18th year of Ming Yongle (1420), and the first name of Chang'an Palace and Jiajing 14th year (1535) changed its name to Jingren Palace. Jingrenmen is the main entrance of Jingren Palace. It sits north and south. There is a stone shadow wall inside the gate, which is passed as a relics of the Yuan Dynasty. The main hall is wide and five rooms, the top of the yellow glazed wash, the corners of the corners are placed with 5 animals, and the undersides are single-sided and single-ang five-stepped on the buckets, dragons and phoenixes and colorful paintings. The front and back of the Ming room opens the door, and the next room and the top are all threshold walls and threshold windows. The doors and windows are double-crossed four-flower fan. In the Ming room, the imperial title of Qianlong Emperor "Zande Palace" hangs. Jingren Palace was the residence of the Concubine in the Ming Dynasty. After the first queen of Ming Xuanzong, Hu Shanxiang, lived in the palace. During the Qing Shunzhi period, this was the residence of the Queen of Xiaokang Zhang Jiashi (then the Concubine). In March of 1654, Kangxi Emperor was born in this palace. Kangxi for 42 years (1703), and Prince Shuoyu Fuquan mourned his brother, Kangxi Emperor in this palace, and again lived in this palace. This palace has been used as the residence of the queen. The pet princess of Guangxu Emperor Zhen Tahtara also lived in this palace.

Jingren Palace is one of the East Sixth Palaces, here has now become a bronze museum, displays are all bronze, large bronze, but it seems that the storage is not very delicate, the place is limited.

Jingren Palace has now become a showroom. The most famous concubine who has lived in it is the Zhen Concubine of Emperor Guangxu. She lived here from the beginning of entering the palace until she was pushed into the well by Queen Cixi.

This Ming Dynasty Xuanzong emperor was deprived of the Queen's seat, and the Queen Hu, who was spared the funeral, also lived in the Queen Cixi to protect the royal face, and forced the Emperor Guangxu's concubinary.

I went to the Forbidden City several times. In March this year, the "I was born in Jingren Palace" activity was so cute. There were also comic short films, introducing A brother's hard-working learning career. I could only rest for 5 days a year. I was happy, and there were legendary Forbidden City cats with numbered records. Cat lovers are watching strongly hahaha.

Jingren Palace is a palace where the king gathers, living in the birth mother of Emperor Kangxi, Yuan Jiashi, Shunzhi 11 years, Yuan Jiashi was born here, and Emperor Kangxi also lived here.

Jingren Palace, is a palace building of the Han people of the Ming Dynasty, belongs to one of the six palaces of the East of the Inner Ting. Ming Yongle was built in 18 years (1420), and Chang'an Palace was first visited, and Jiajing 14 years (1535) was renamed Jingren Palace.