揭露汉朝皇室私密后宫秘道通往何处（Exposing the Royal secrets of the Han Dynasty where is the secret way leading to the harem）.doc

揭露汉朝皇室私密后宫秘道通往何处（Exposing the Royal secrets of the Han Dynasty where is the secret way leading to the harem） Exposing the Royal secrets of the Han Dynasty: where is the secret way leading to the harem? The site of a long, all over this huge round stone. They called the Marble Palace, supporting the wooden stake stands in the base on these In 1956, an expert group of the Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences came to Xian and began an archaeological survey of the former imperial city of Han, Changan, two thousand years ago. The Han Changan city is the first city in Chinas history with a large population and a large number of residents. It was one of the magnificent castle, splendid palaces, bustling street life, the world famous international metropolis. At the ends of things capital had two huge palace stands, a queen to live long, another is the emperors Palace - Weiyang Palace. In the north, and North Palace and the palace, the moon light the three for imperial concubines built palace. The whole city of Changan Taiwan temple building row upon row of very spectacular que. However, such a bustling city in the Western Han Dynasty was destroyed in the war, only to leave these broken rammed earth walls and the palace station. Since 1956, the expert panel of the Academy of social sciences has carried out archaeological excavations in the Han City of Changan for more than half a century. The shape and layout of the imperial capital became clearer two thousand years ago. And at this point, a puzzle puzzled archaeologists. In 202 BC, rich peasant uprising in Liu Bang after suffering the humiliation of countless times after finally defeated the concubine Xiang Yu, established the Han Dynasty, this is a glorious era China history. Nine years of the Han Dynasty, a new palace was completed, this is the famous ancient Chinese palace - Weiyang Palace. Weiyang is not, not deep meaning. It signifies the prosperity and prosperity of the Great Han dynasty