Where is the bow in the Forbidden City?

In nearly 10,000 rooms in the lavish palace of the Chinese emperor, the most frightening pilots were the Imperial Palace, the place for the defeated after the fighting and they knew they would die there.

is the palace of feudal Minh and Thanh dynasties and has a life of over 560 years. This large building is located in the center of Beijing, with an area of ​​about 720,000m ² , including 9,999.5 rooms (ie, half of the extra space for 10,000 rooms). However, the staff of the Chinese Palace Museum confirmed that the Forbidden City had just over 8,600 rooms.

The Forbidden City in Beijing, China.

The building was built in 1406, through 24 emperors. This is a place of concentration of power, summoning the gods, where the great festivals are carried out, is also the residence of the emperor and the frequency bands. The walls surround the population longer than 3,000m, nearly 10m high. A river full of crocodiles and 6m deep around the wall, believed to be a security guard, no one could enter or escape the ban without permission.

Of the nearly 10,000 rooms, many visitors were curious about the harem area, because they wanted to know if there were "three continents, 72 non-bands" . In particular, when a frequency rider is disgraced and imprisoned in the "territory" , how he or she will experience living conditions, like in a prison or not.

The tragic end at the palace

According to Ifeng, scholars argue that there is no fixed room to serve as a leader, but places to confine the concubines, the prince is called "Leader". In the Ming and Qing times, some rooms were used as a palace.

At the time of the Quang Tu Dynasty, Tran Phi, the emperor Quang's Self-Love was held in the northern room of the Landscape, then the Emperor was forced to jump into the well and die.

In the Ming Dynasty, the West Palace in the west of Jianhua was used as a bow. Guest Thi is the model of Minh Hy Tong Emperor - Chu Du Hieu. Guest Thi colluded with eunuchs Wei Zhong Hien and held many powers in the palace. All people who are not satisfied with Thi Thi Thi are harmed.

As Zhang Yu Fei had a word back to Khach Thi, she hated her in her heart and put bad words in front of Emperor Hy Tong, saying that the child Truong Du Phi carried in him was not the insult of the emperor. When Hy Tong finished, he sent Truong Du Phi to the palace in the latter position, Ngu Hoa Vien of the Qing Dynasty. Thi's guests also did not allow people to bring food enough to make Truong Du Phi starve to death in the palace.

Phi Phi, another man of Hy Tong, had kindness, bringing the tragic story of Truong Du Phi to the emperor. Tourists know that they also imitated the emperor's example and imprisoned Thanh Phi in the palace on the west of Ngu Hoa Vien. Phi Phi anticipated this scene and hid food so he could escape starvation. After that, some pilots were also imprisoned here.

The pilots often starved or died of loneliness in the palace.(Artwork: Qulishi).

During Emperor Minh Hien Tong's reign, Queen Ly Chu Ky was also imprisoned in the palace. What is especially a future emperor was born in this place. At that time, Van Quy Phi was favored by Emperor Hien Tong and did not like other people approaching him. Those who gave birth to the emperor and the pregnant Queen Ly Muc Te were also taken to the palace.

The Queen gave birth to Chu Huu Duong, later becoming Emperor Minh Hieu Tong. Under the help of many eunuchs and maids, Zhou Hua Tang lived in the palace until he was 6 years old and was allowed to enter and accept his father.

In addition, a researcher once mentioned "An Lac Tang" , also a supply. Women who are guilty or old, sick and sick are brought here.

Leader, the tragic stop of the deceased frequency.(Artwork: Baidu).

Supply Text: Leader for men

Many women, the frequency of being locked up in the palace and dying here make the world the default of the supply is only for women. Therefore, not many people know, in the history of Chinese feudalism, the supply is also used to detain men and their outcomes are as tragic as women.

The palace was named quite nicely as the Palace of Yuyao , meaning happy and associated with the founding Emperor Ming, Zhou Yuan Zhang. This emperor used to have an early childhood, so he hated lazy people. He prescribed to the gods and the people could only take three days a year as the new year, winter solstice and his birthday. All gamblers or idle people take dogs, take bird cages for a walk, they must be locked into the Tieu Dieu Floor, turning the place of happiness into a place where lazy people must starve to death.

Tieu Dieu floor is in the old capital of the Ming dynasty. After the Ming dynasty moved the capital to Beijing, Yuyao Palace was built. This palace was no longer detained by ordinary people but a place to keep prisoners and eunuchs. They were starved to death. Later, under the Qing Dynasty, this "tradition" of the Noble Palace was inherited.