Situated in the heart of Beijing, t

Situated in the heart of Beijing, the Forbidden City is the world's largest palace complex. It has lavishly decorated ceremonial halls and royal palaces that impress even by today’s standards.

Construction took place between 1406 and 1420 by the Yongle Emperor, when he moved the capital back to Beijing from Nanjing and made the Forbidden City the seat of the Ming Dynasty. In 1644 the Ming Dynasty was overthrown to be replaced by the Qing Dynasty which ruled until the Emperor PuYi was removed in 1912, although he was to remain in the city as a virtual prisoner until his expulsion in 1924. In 1925, the Forbidden City was converted to the Palace Museum, containing a collection of artwork and artefacts from the imperial collections of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Twenty four emperors ruled China from inside the palace, seldom venturing outside. At its height, as many as 9,000 people lived there including the royal family, concubines, servants and eunuchs, purely for the convenience of the Emperor.

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Situated in the heart of Beijing, the Forbidden City is the world's largest palace complex. It has Lavishly decorated Ceremonial Halls and Royal Palaces that Impress even by today's Standards. Construction took Place between 1,406th and 1420th by the Yongle Emperor, when He moved the Capital Back to Beijing from Nanjing and Made the Forbidden City the seat of the Ming Dynasty. In 1644 the Ming Dynasty was overthrown to be replaced by the Qing Dynasty which ruled until the Emperor PuYi was removed in 1912, although he was to remain in the city as a virtual prisoner until his expulsion in 1924. In 1925, the Forbidden City was. converted to the Palace Museum, containing a collection of artwork and artefacts from the imperial collections of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Twenty four emperors ruled China from inside the palace, seldom venturing outside. At its height, as many as 9,000 people lived there including the royal family, concubines, servants and eunuchs, purely for the convenience of the Emperor.

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Situated in the heart, of Beijing the Forbidden City is the world 's largest palace complex. It has lavishly decorated. Ceremonial halls and royal palaces that impress even by today 's standards.

Construction took place between 1406 and 1420 by. The, Yongle Emperor when he moved the capital back to Beijing from Nanjing and made the Forbidden City the seat of the Ming. Dynasty.In 1644 the Ming Dynasty was overthrown to be replaced by the Qing Dynasty which ruled until the Emperor PuYi was removed. In 1912 although he, was to remain in the city as a virtual prisoner until his expulsion in 1924. In 1925 the Forbidden,, City was converted to the Palace Museum containing a, collection of artwork and artefacts from the imperial collections. Of the Ming and Qing dynasties.Twenty four emperors ruled China from inside the palace seldom venturing, outside. At its height as many, as 9 000 people,, Lived there including the royal family concubines servants and eunuchs,,, for purely the convenience of the Emperor.