Palace of Heavenly Purity
Palace of Heavenly Purity, Palace in China
The Palace of Heavenly Purity is the largest palace within the Forbidden City in Beijing.
Its Chinese name 'Qianqing' means heavenly, relating to its celestial and divine ambiance.
Now a major historical and cultural site, it is protected at the national level.
It is associated with the tradition of 'the Son of Heaven', implying the legitimacy of the emperor's rule.
Location: Beijing
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