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Take the Qing Dynasty as an example, the distribution of palaces:

The Queen Mother Palace: Ningsheng Palace.

Emperor Palace: Yuqian Palace, including Yangxin Palace and Yuxiong Palace.

Queen's Palace: Kunning Palace, including the main hall, Yongshou Hall, Wutai Hall, Shu Jingxuan, Huamu Garden, Jinmoju, Tingxue Hall, and Wangxiang Tower.

The residence of low-ranking concubines: Chuxiu Palace. It includes four halls, six pavilions, six gardens, six halls, six residences, six pavilions, six floors and six rooms.

East Sixth Palace:

Ruhui Palace: Main Hall, Yalan Hall, Jinghong Hall, Yinshuangxuan, Chuyunyuan, Yuexiju, Jiaoyuetang, Luoying Tower .

Changxin Palace: Main Hall, Hande Hall, Mingguang Hall, Jiangxue Pavilion, Yimei Garden, Ningxinju, Yuying Hall, Tianqiao Tower.

Zhaoyang Palace: Main Hall, Feiyu Hall, Yutang Hall, Miaoyunxuan, Jinsiyuan, Hehuanju, Cunju Hall, and Nianfeng Tower.

Yangde Palace: Main Hall, Jingfu Hall, Yufu Hall, Chengruixuan, Zuihuayuan, Taoranju, Miaoyin Hall, and Fubi Tower.

Xianyin Palace: Main Hall, Yihe Hall, Zhujin Hall, Taipingxuan, Lingyuan Garden, Yingzhiju, Lingyue Hall, Yunyan Tower.

Bingquan Palace: Main Hall, Yilan Hall, Jiyue Hall, Fuxiangxuan, Yungui Garden, Liushangju, Tirentang, and Yongchang Building.

West Sixth Palace:

Jianzhang Palace: Main Hall, Yongyan Hall, Jinhua Hall, Xinhaixuan, Ruihe Garden, Huameiju, Anhe Hall, Yiwan Tower.

Yuxiu Palace: Main Hall, Nanxun Hall, Xiyi Hall, Yunyanxuan, Piaoxu Garden, Qiushuiju, Zhaiyue Hall, Bauhinia Tower.

Huayang Palace: Main Hall, Qingyan Hall, Hanxiang Hall, Jiayanxuan, Nuanzhuangyuan, Chengxiangju, Binxie Hall, Qinyun Building.

Yongning Palace: Main Hall, Mingluan Hall, Pinghong Hall, Shumoxuan, Wanqing Garden, Xieyangju, Shuiying Hall, Muyun Tower.

Yudie Palace: Main Hall, Xidian Hall, Cairong Hall, Zuixiaxuan, Yueli Garden, Feimoju, Zhenshi Hall, and Huaying Tower.

Yafeng Palace: Main Hall, Xianqin Hall, Yaoguang Hall, Furong Pavilion, Shuiyan Garden, Yanqing Ju, Jingping Hall, Chongyun Tower.

Extended information:

The overall layout of the Forbidden City

The Forbidden City is surrounded by a palace wall 12 meters high and 3,400 meters long, in the form of a rectangular city , surrounded by a 52-meter-wide moat outside the wall, forming a castle with tight barriers. The Forbidden City has four gates, the main gate is called Meridian Gate, the east gate is called Donghua Gate, the west gate is called Xihua Gate, and the north gate is called Shenwu Gate.

Facing the north gate Shenwumen, there is a Jingshan built of earth and stone. In terms of the overall layout, Jingshan can be said to be the barrier to the Forbidden City complex. The Forbidden City is about 960 meters long from north to south and 750 meters wide from east to west. It covers an area of ??more than 720,000 square meters and has more than 8,000 existing houses. It is surrounded by a 10-meter-high city wall and a 52-meter-wide moat outside the wall.

There is a gate on each side, the Meridian Gate in the south, the Shenwu Gate in the north, the Donghua Gate in the east, and the Xihua Gate in the west. The Forbidden City is composed of two parts: the outer court and the inner court. The outer dynasty has the Taihe Hall, the Zhonghe Hall, and the Baohe Hall as the center, with the Wenhua Hall in the east and the Wuying Hall in the west as its two wings. It is the place where the imperial court holds grand ceremonies.

Behind the outer dynasty is the inner court, which includes the Qianqing Palace, Jiaotai Palace, Kunning Palace, Imperial Garden, and the East and West Sixth Palace. It is where the emperor handles daily government affairs and where the emperor and his concubines live. In addition, there is the Ningshou Palace area on the east side, which was the place where Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty abdicated and retired as the Supreme Emperor.

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