Question

The Chinese imperial palace used by rulers from the Ming through the Qing dynasties was known as:
A. Forbidden city
B. Umen
C. Potala palace
D.Anadu

Answer 1

Hint: The Ming and Qing dynasties in China were the major seats of state power in feudal China. The dynasties. There were constant conflicts between these two dynasties.

Complete answer: The Qing dynasty was founded by the Manchu clan and the Ming dynasty was founded by Zhu Yuanzhang. The imperial palace used by the rulers of these two dynasties was known as the Forbidden City. This city was constructed between the period 1406-1420 by the Ming emperor. The imperial palace of the Qing dynasty was located in Shenyang.
The Forbidden City is an excellent example of supreme Chinese palaces. This also provides a perception of the social development of the ancient age. The layout of the city is an example of ancient Chinese architecture and is spatial. This influenced other official buildings of the city too. The palace of the Qing dynasty in Shenyang represents the traditional folk lifestyles of the Manchu people. These architectures are examples of outstanding architecture in China.
Option A is the correct answer.

Note: The Imperial palaces of the Qing and Ming dynasties which are in Beijing and Shenyang are magnificent examples of Chinese decoration, architecture and building complex. The Qing dynasty saw themselves as Chinese leaders while the Ming dynasty was seen as outsiders. The two dynasties were marked by powerful governance. They both represented the excellence of Chinese civilization.