Qin dynasty: there is no exact historical record. He may live in Xianyang Palace with the emperor.
Eastern Han Dynasty: Changqiu Palace and Xigong were the palaces where the Empress lived in the early Eastern Han Dynasty. When Liu Che lived in Ganquan Palace, she moved to Nagato Palace. Weiyang Palace where Wei Zifu lives. (It is also said that Wei Zifu lives in Ganquan Palace).
Western Han Dynasty: Jiaofang Temple and Weiyang Palace, where Huo and Xu Pingjun lived.
Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties:
Wang Mang's regime, the Western Jin Dynasty, the former Zhao Dynasty, the former Qin Dynasty, the later Qin Dynasty and the Western Wei Dynasty all regarded the Han Chang 'an Palace as the administrative center of the central government until the end of Sui Dynasty. This is the oldest palace in Chinese history.
Northern Zhou Dynasty: Zhengyang Palace, where Xuan Di claimed to be the Emperor Tianyuan and the Queen of Zhengyang Palace.
Sui: Yong 'an Palace. In August 602, Dugu Jialuo's disease collapsed in Yong 'an Palace.
Tang: Of course, it is necessary to establish a government hall. There is a mother instrument in the world. The eldest grandson queen lives here.
The Five Dynasties were chaotic, but the palaces in the Song Dynasty were built on the basis of Luoyang Palace in the Five Dynasties, which can be used for reference.
Northern Song Dynasty: There were several emperors' sleeping halls in the harem. Among them, Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin lives in Funing Palace. In addition to the halls of the harem, there are pools, pavilions, pavilions, tables and other entertainment places in the harem. Yanfu Palace is a relatively independent palace area, outside Miyagi. Yanfu Palace is a playground for emperors and queens, which was not large at first.
Southern Song Dynasty: Empress and concubines lived in several palaces, such as Ren Ming Hall and Yuan Yuan Hall.
Yuan: There are Queen's Palace (called Queen's Ear) outside the East Gate of Yanchun Pavilion and inside the East Gate of Miyagi. There is Kunde Hall in Banteay Srei. "Biography of Empresses and Concubines of the Yuan Dynasty" contains: Bo Yan, a native of Yuan Shundi, is the queen of Hudu, who "lives in Kunde Hall and sits all day, never going through the door". At that time, the second empress of Shun Di Chongfei, Qi's, lived in Sheng Xing Palace (on the west bank of Beihai Park today), and this Kunde Hall was in the palace of Empress Ouchi.
Kunning Palace Kunning Palace is the middle palace of empresses in Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the Ming Dynasty, the emperor lived in Gan Qing Palace, so Kunning Palace was the queen's bedroom. 1644 When the peasant uprising army led by Li Zicheng conquered Beijing, Empress Chongzhen Zhou committed suicide in Kunning Palace. Until the Qing Dynasty, because the emperor's office was moved from the outer court to the officials of the imperial palace and his bedroom was moved to hall of mental cultivation in the west, Kunning Palace became a formal palace. In the 12th year of Shunzhi, the Qing Dynasty rebuilt Kunning Palace. Since then, the Palace of Kunning has become a special place for offering sacrifices. There were not many queens who really lived in the Palace of Kunning in the Qing Dynasty, and most of them had their own residences in everything. For example, the filial piety queen of Shunzhi lived in Ningshou Palace, and the filial piety queen of Qianlong lived in Changchun Palace before her death.