历代皇家园林简介（An introduction to imperial gardens）.doc

历代皇家园林简介（An introduction to imperial gardens） Feudal dynasty in China, after they took power, total want to building construction capital city palace, symbolizing the feudal imperial power, and coming with the scenes, at the same time build dont detached palace pavilion, gardening, emperor temple residence to enjoyment. In history, these premises are known as the park, the court, the court, the court, the imperial court, the upper forest and so on. These are the royal gardens today. In 221 b. c., emperor qin shi huang unified China and moved 200,000 households of the worlds richest people to xianyang of the capital city, and he destroyed the royal family of the vassal states in the unified war, and the demolition of the royal family in the city of xianyang. Due to financial and material resources and building skills across the country are highly concentrated, Qin Gong room construction of large scale, xianyang palace in only one place, and there is things in eight hundred, north and south in four hundred, detached palace dont on the other side of the pavilion affiliate. However, as the earliest record of the royal gardens, the first emperor qin shi huang was built in the south of the wei shui. The famous Epang Palace is built in the upper grove. The historical record of Epang Palace is five hundred steps, fifty feet north and south, ten thousand people. It can be thought of the grand scale of the whole garden. In addition to the garden, there is a spring garden. After the fall of the qin dynasty, the imperial court was burned down by xiang yu for more than a decade. 1000 years later, the great poet in tang dynasty tu mu wrote an article Epang Palace fu, there are five steps on the ground floor, ten step a pavilion, gallery waist ManHui, canopies teeth high peck, the terrain, infighting... longbridge lie wave, not cloud He Long? Answer way, not ji ji dhi He Hong? In the description, the Epang Palace no longer exists, and the scene in this article is a vivid generaliz