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Half-hour cartoon about the Forbidden City
This is a mind map about the half-hour cartoon about the Forbidden City, including the layout, Three main halls, auspicious objects, Ranking of the harem, past and present life, three harems, etc.
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Forbidden City
Architectural Art (Take the Temple of Supreme Harmony as an example)
platform base
To prevent wood from rotting, for example, the base of a Buddha statue is called Xumizuo.
house body
One side is counted between the two pillars, which is called breadth. The emperor has more than 9 sides, and the ministers have 5 to 7 sides. 3 sides of common people
roof
Royal: The top of the main hall, the verandah, and the top of the mountain. Ordinary people: Hanging on the top of the mountain, hard on the top of the mountain.
mascot
powerful
dragon
Dayu controlled the floods, and there were two dragons in the celebration ceremony
The Yangshao Culture of 5,000 BC discovered the image of the dragon in the park Name, Puyang Dragon, made of shells
Such as: Forbidden City: Nine Dragon Wall
lion
Buddhist protector gods: For example, Sakyamuni means "the lion of the Sakyamuni clan". Sakyamuni's teachings are also called "lion's roar".
2 lions at the door: the left female (also called the Young Master): holding a small lion in her paw means having many children and grandchildren. Youxiong (Grand Master): Holding a hydrangea in one's paws symbolizes the eternal stability of the country.
Luduan
He is proficient in multiple languages, travels 8,000 miles a day, and looks a bit like a unicorn. Legend has it that when the emperor was a wise king, Luduan would assist the emperor with books.
Dong Zhongshu of the Han Dynasty said that the words and deeds of the emperor were supervised by God.
beautiful
Phoenix
In the past, it represented men, the bird of good fortune, singing and dancing to bring good luck. King Wen of Zhou overthrew the Shang Dynasty and heard the cry of the phoenix. Later, the Qin and Han Dynasties liked the dragon, and Wu Zetian liked the phoenix. The superior compiled auspicious signs: the phoenix flew into the sycamore tree in the palace.
Kirin
A metaphor for promising and filial descendants, such as Qianlong sending his mother off with a pair of unicorns
Turtle (contains the way of heaven and earth, the Shang Dynasty used tortoise shells for divination), Crane (longevity)
Good meaning
Bats (homophone: blessing), elephants (the emperor's guard of honor, also called lu book. Put a vase on the elephant: peace has elephants, and the grain is plentiful) The elephant is kneeling: kneeling - wealth)
take refuge, ward off evil
Riding the Phoenix Immortal (The king of Qi lost the battle and fled to the river and was rescued by the phoenix)
Pegasus and seahorse (one has wings and the other has water ripples) spread the emperor's favor to the world
Harem ranking
Draft
The Ming Dynasty held a folk draft, while the Qing Dynasty selected within the Eight Banners. Eight Banners (Once Upon a Time in China): yellow, red, blue, white,
Qianlong favored the Fucha family, but gave birth to two children who died in infancy, and later favored the Nala family.
Ranking
Queen, noble concubine, concubine, concubine, noble person, always here, promise
Housangong
Qianqing Palace
Jiaotai Hall
Kunning Palace
Before (Ming Dynasty)
Queen's Palace
Now (Qing Dynasty)
sacrifice
Clamping stone, sacred pole, tin bucket (holding food for crows is also considered as a sacrifice to heaven)
story
The Manchu ancestors were evading the enemy's pursuit, and just when they were about to be discovered, A flock of crows happened to fall on his head, and the enemy thought he was dead.
Transformation
Change the windows, add a kang, change the door
Marriage room
The emperor's wedding, four steps of gift giving: Accept, conquer, register, welcome
Three main halls
Hall of Supreme Harmony
The emperor's accession to the throne, birthday, wedding, congratulations from all officials
Zhonghe Hall
The emperor holds sacrifices at the farm altar every spring to inspect farm tools and inspect jade plates.
Baohe Hall (formerly used for talent selection)
Have a meal
Festival banquets, wedding banquets, farewells, etc.
sleep
Manchu people's habits: 1. to be superior to others, 2. to have a higher position
Select talents
child test
County examination, government examination, passing the examination is a scholar
rural examination
It is held every three years, and those who pass the exam will be considered as candidates. The first one is Jieyuan
Will try
, passed the exam: Gongshi, the first name is Huiyuan
Palace Examination (in Baohe Palace)
Top three: No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 overall
emperor's prejudice
name
During the reign of Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty, there was a man named Sun Yuegong who had the best score in the palace examination. But at that time, the emperor felt that the two characters "曰公" written together were too close to the word "violent", so he changed it to the second name.
According to legend, during the Tongzhi period, there was a "quasi" number one scholar named Wang Guojun (homonym: king of the country that was destroyed). Just because his name sounded unlucky, his first place result was revoked and he was sent to a remote place to serve as an official.
area
During the Qianlong period, because there were too many champions in Jiangsu and Zhejiang areas, One year, the emperor insisted on selecting Wang Jieqin, a Shaanxi candidate who was originally ranked third that year, as the number one scholar.
When Shunzhi lived, it was renamed Weiyu Palace. When Kangxi lived, it was also called Qingning Palace.
There were 4 fires
Once Zhu Di, ~~, Kangxi was in power Change the 9th side of Taihe Hall to 11th side
The layout is exquisite
Sleeping in the front and in the back
Ziweixing is the North Star. There was originally a market to the north of the Forbidden City specifically for purchasing palace supplies. Later it was cancelled.
The central axis runs through
The front three halls and five gates, the back three palaces
East-West symmetry
concubine
The east and west six palaces on both sides of the back three palaces
Queen Mother, Prince
The ancients believed in the Five Elements Theory, and gold represents old age. West: Cining Palace, Shoukang Palace Earth represents young people, East: South Sansuo.
Past and Present Life (Beijing)
Beijing, also called the Forbidden City (inspired by Ziweixing)
Zhou Dynasty
In the enfeoffment system, Beijing belongs to Yan State and Ji State, However, in the Spring and Autumn Period, it was annexed by the Yan State and merged with the state of Yan. At that time, the capital was in Xi'an and Luoyang.
Tang Dynasty
It is a border area and monitors the north. The Zhou Dynasty began to build the Great Wall to defend against foreign enemies. Belonging to Yanzhou, Anlushan rebelled
Song
In order to take back the sixteen states of Yanyun, including Beijing, the Song Dynasty After decades of fighting with the Liao Kingdom, the "Chanyuan Alliance" was finally concluded.
Yuan Dynasty
Kublai Khan made Beijing his capital and called it: Dadu For example, the Liao and Jin Dynasties implemented the five-capital system, of which Beijing was the capital.
Ming Dynasty
Zhu Yuanzhang made Nanjing his capital, and Zhu Di made Beijing his capital (nostalgia, defending the enemy: Mongolian forces) and the emperor guarding the country.
Jiancheng
Use Zhouli as a reference
five rites
, ominous ceremony (condolences, etc.)
It used to be called "Zhou Guan", but later the content of engineering affairs was missing. During the Han Dynasty, someone published another independent book "Kao Gong Ji": [Standards for Production Management and Engineering Construction], Supplemented into "Zhou Rites".
time
Zhu Di started construction in his fourth year as emperor, It was completed in the 18th year of Yongle (1420).
Configuration
There are mountains and rivers, and the mountains are to the north (the soil dug to build the Forbidden City) The gold water river was dug inside, and it was known as carrying the yin and holding the yang. Later, the mountain was changed from Fushan, Long live mountain, to Jingshan in the Qing Dynasty.
Mountains are also meant to protect against cold winds and water for fire protection