National Palace Museum[Taipei]] Between the end of 1948 and the dawn of 1949, the Nationalists picked relics to fill 2,972 crates for shipping across the Strait. A rival Palace Museum was set up in Taipei to display these antiquities.
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Six eastern palaces Six western palaces
Jingrengong, Yanxigong,
Chengqiangong, Yonghegong, Zhong cuigong and Jingyanggong. Yongshougong, Taijidian, Yunkungong, Changchungong, Chuxiugong and Chengfugong.
Four entrance gates
the main Meridian Gate (Wumen) to the south, the Eastern Flowery Gate (Donghuamen), the Western Flowery Gate (Xihuamen), and the Gate of Divine Prowess (Shenwumen) to the south.
Seven gates
Zhengyangmen, Damingmen, Tiananmen,
Two parts
the Front Palace (Qianchao) to the south and the Inner Palace (Neiting) to the north.
Duanmen,
Wumen, Taihemen and Qianqingmen,
The Palace Museum[Beijing] It houses a collection of one million valuable art works, most of which were in the possession of the imperial families of the Ming and Qing dynasties. These art treasures include paintings, pottery, bronze wares, gold and silver wares, embroidery, sculptures, jade wares, lacquer wares and lacquer enamel wares. In addition, there are also court articles, includingmedicines, furniture and furnishings. It is a unique, superb building complex, integrating the outstanding achievements of ancient Chinese architecture.
The Palace Museum
Group nine
Wu Jingyu Li Yun Hu Dongfang
the Forbidden City of the Ming and Qing dynasties
The Palace Museum
Feng Yuxiang
Puyi
After the republican revolution, this palace as a whole would have been sequestered by the Nationalist government were it not for the "Articles of Favorable Treatment of the Qing House, which allowed Puyi to live on in the Inner Court after his abdication. In 1924, during a coup launched by the warlord Feng Yuxiang, Puyi was expelled from the Forbidden City and the management of the palace fell to the charge of a committee set up to deal with the concerns of the deposed imperial family.