Дворцы Китая
- 2 References. Toggle the table of contents. Meridian Gate. 12 languages. ... Ming Palace, in Nanjing, which had a southern gate also called "Meridian Gate".
- Meridian gate. La porte du Midi (Wumen). Named Wumen in Chinese (Wu: Porte, Men: Méridional), the Porte du Midi is one of the 4 doors of the Forbidden City.
- Looking out over Tiananmen Square in Beijing, the Meridian Gate is centered firmly on the north-south axis of the palace, directly on the axis of symmetry.
- The Meridian gate was the place where the Emperor announced the new lunar calendar on the Winter Solstice (the first day of the 19th lunar month) each year.
- Meridian Gate is now one of the architectural monuments of the Nguyen Dynasty belonging to Hue ancient capital’s monument complex.
- The Meridian Gate. Combat. The Meridian Gate offers a diverse set of combat encounters against distinct enemies.
- Visitors enter the Forbidden Palace through the central gate of the Meridian Gate, formerly reserved only for the Emperor during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
- The Meridian Gate is the next gate to pass through after the Gate of Heavenly Peace and before entering the Forbidden City.
- The Meridian Gate, also known as the South Gate, is the main gate to the Imperial City, Huế, located within the citadel of Huế.
- Meridian Gate (午门) is the south gate of the Forbidden City, with height of 35 meters (114.8 feet).
