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Brief introduction of Xi Anhua Qingchi

The Qing Palace in the Tang Dynasty was the farewell palace of the feudal emperors in the Tang Dynasty. Later also known as "Huaqingchi", it is located in Lintong District, Xi, Shaanxi Province. The back of the mountain is flooded and built on the mountain. The scale is grand, the building is magnificent, and pavilions are all over Mount Li.

Formerly known as "Tangquan Palace", it was later renamed Hot Spring Palace. During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, it was more famous for the Qing Palace, also known as the Lishan Palace, the Lishan Palace and the Spiritual Palace. Huaqing Palace was built in the early Tang Dynasty and flourished after Xuanzong came to power.

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Huaqing Palace is the farewell palace of feudal emperors in Tang Dynasty. The back of the mountain is flooded and built on the mountain. The scale is grand, the building is magnificent, and pavilions are all over Mount Li. Bai Juyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote in the poem Gong Li Gao: "There are palaces on Mount Li, and there are three or four purple halls in Zhu Lou." Qian Weiqiao, a poet from A Qing, wrote in Huaqing Palace: "Huaqing Palace is full of mountains, and the Jade Palace is connected with thousands of people."

The scenery of Mount Li is pleasant and the hot springs are full of evil spirits. Legend has it that as early as 3000 years ago in the Western Zhou Dynasty, it became the paradise of the Zhou Emperor. At that time, the hot spring was named "Star Soup". "Three Ji Qin" contains: "The stone was built at the beginning of the emperor, and it was named Lishan Hall, decorated by Hanwu." In the fourth year of North China (569), Tianhe Emperor ordered Yuwen Hu to kill Otsuka and build the Imperial Tang Stone Scripture.

According to the literature records and the actual field investigation, it can be roughly known that the scope of Huaqing Palace is: the first peak of spiritual practice to the west of Lishan (that is, Zhou Feng Huotai) in the south, and the northern cross county in the north. East to Shiweng Valley (Sigou). West to peony ditch on the west side of railway sanatorium. Miyagi (Luocheng), south to Shangen, north to South Cross, now the county seat, east to Dongyao Village and west to the swimming pool.

1967 Xinhua Bookstore built a business building in the northwest corner of the Southern Cross, and found the wall base of the northern wall of Gongcheng, which is made of bluestone. 198 1 spring, the urban construction unit found the same north wall foundation in the north of Dingzi Road in West Street. /kloc-in the winter of 0/982, on the south slope of Sigou village, two sections of Dongxuan wall were exposed.

Reference: Huaqing Palace-Baidu Encyclopedia