Daming Palace 大明宫, The Palace of Great Brilliance
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The Daming Palace "Palace of Great Brilliance" was the massive residence of the Tang dynasty Emperors- massive in the sense that the Palace itself covered almost 350 hectares, or 4 km2.
To put matters into perspective, the Forbidden City is currently the largest palace anywhere in the modern world with 72 Hectacres, the Daming Palace during the Tang dynasty was more than 4.5 times the area of even that. The name plaque above the main gate of the palace alone was the size of a modern two story apartment.
It was the palace from where three of the most capable Tang Emperors reigned, Taizong, Wu Zetian, and Xuanzong- it would remain the palace of the Tang emperors until the fall of the dynasty in 907. - บันเทิง
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Taizong, Wu Zetian, , this video is stunning.
Looks very lavish and excessive, but that's the way it was during the Tang in Chang An. This video doesn't exaggerate one bit. Everything was done on a grand scale during the Tang.
the prespective is a bit off. it should have been bigger. the big square at the front doesn't looked right and he use some scene showing han dynasty architecture xD.
tang architecture is sensoji temple and todaiji temple
If there’s one ancient empire actually looks colorful and lavish and clean. That has to be great tang. Tang Dynasty is so colorful they use very colorful pottery too. They are also crazy about art and poetry. Everything is stylish in Tang Dynasty.
@@papercat2599 yeah but it fell quickly.
@@papercat2599 id really love a replica of daming palace. I know this is like unethical and out of touch with the people but why cant the chinese government just build the daming palace again using those billions. I mean they can build skyscrapers why dont use it to build those big old structures. Oooh. Just imagine the movie they can make and what a cultural attraction it would be
@@adamharrold407 about 289 years equals to quick fall to you? Jesus. You just throw most empire in history into trash can
If you visited the Forbidden City, wich is Huge : Daming Palace was 2x as wide and more than 2x as long.
Chang'an had 2 more Palaces: Taiji Palace and Xingqing Palace
The Tang Dynasty palace was not the largest, the Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty the Beijing palace was the smallest, the Sui Dynasty Qin Dynasty Han Dynasty palace was very large, Luoyang Ziwei Palace was bigger than Daming Palace
@@fianorian-ce2qr
True, it was Six times the size of the Forbidden City in Beijing, and the most Magnificent and Largest Imperial City ever built to this day.
The Larger Forbidden City of Dadu and Nanjing's Forbidden City (unfinished) were the original blueprints for the Forbidden City we see today.
What The Forbidden City today lacks in scale it makes up for in it's Lavish Finish of Every Single Building.
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@@evantupan7174 isnt e pang by qin dynasty is the biggest palace ever built?
@@seyr7250
Yes and No:
Legends say it contained over 700 buildings of various sizes, most filled with Treasures and Art.
Yet only one platform was ever found measuring: 1,320 by 420 meters, and 8 meters in height.
Wich strongly suggest that only the front building was ever finished, the Qin dynasty was short lived, If it would have lasted, including the fact that Qin Shi Huangdi was a Megalomaniac,and if we go by the scale of only the front building: then Yes it would have been absolutely HUGE.
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长安大明宫 > 北京紫禁城
大的可能是好多倍
Both are beautiful examples of excellent Chinese architecture
@@sinicidentity1210 explain please what he said
@@The_Perfect_Leader_Hal Da Ming Palace in Xi'an/Chang An > Forbidden City in Beijing
Da Ming Gong > Zi Jin Cheng
大明宮, 長安 > 紫禁城，北京
@@rencechannel2240 🙏 thanks
Amazing !!!!
Imagine a palace so big it becomes a self-sufficient city.
So, in the movie curse of the golden flower, is it this palace that movie based on?
yes sir haha
Isn't north of daming palace is mountain?, but in the video is just a bunch of houses
What are the source of the clips that have been included in this video, may I ask?
Lady of the Dynasty and the Banquet (Legend of the Black Scorpion)
纪录片？
@@Dragons_Armory please can you tell me what movie is the clip at @1:00
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JADE EMPIRE MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!
天天上班，从大明宫遗址丹凤门前过。
你好幸运哦。我们广州没有这样的建筑，真是羡慕死陕西人了。
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Music?
agung surya pangestu The music is an Ost (official soundtrack) from Jade Empire, an RPG video game by Bioware set in a mythological China.
what is the ost of this video ?
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will they reconstruct the palace?
hengdian
Nope
There have been attempts but it would have been too expensive to maintain.
The same palace was built in Japan exactly at the same time, but Japaneses couldn't resist their innate to steal rooftops so it was disappeared and rebuilt as other buildings.
what is the palace called???
Are you talking about Heijō Palace or Heian Palace ???
Most costumes and armours are totally fake
Precisely, Tang armors have long rusted under the ground, these are modern costumes
Nara and Kyoto are fake Chang’an. “Japanese culture” is a fake Tang Dynasty knock-off culture. Japan’s entire culture is fake.
@@Hoo88846 That sounds pretty nationalistic. In that case, why not absorb Japan since they are the same culture as China? Hahahaha
@@pcadahia98 The nationalistic one is Japan. They don’t even have a culture to claim as their own. Yet somehow everything becomes “Japanese” once they get their hands on. You can ask them to be absorbed into Chinese. Chinese aren’t as warmongering as the japs who committed atrocities during WWII, like the Rape of Nanking or Unit 731. But talking about fakeness, since YOU are the one who brought up this topic, we would very much appreciate if all the Asian stuffs or “Japanese” stuffs to be unbranded as “Japanese”, and given the proper CHINESE brand, because those are Chinese inventions, such as chopsticks, rice, rice wine, noodles, dumplings, soy sauce, soy milk, bean curd, tea, tea ceremony, penzai (not bonsai), paper folding art zhezhi (not origami), game of encirclement weiqi (not game of go), etc. yeah, the fake culture of Japan which is a CHINESE Tang Dynasty knock-off culture is welcome to invent their own culture. At least being so fake, they shouldn’t brand everything as “Japanese”. They have to first invent their own writing system first though, because hiragana is cursive Chinese. Katakana is partial Chinese. Kanji is Hanzi, or Han characters, named after the Han Dynasty of China.
Also, Korean culture is also fake. Korean culture is the Chinese Ming Dynasty knock-off. Even their flag uses a Chinese bagua symbols, or Eight Trigrams. They just took off four trigrams and called it a “South Korean” flag. I applaud them to have invented the Hangul, but their palaces still hang plaques written in Hanja, the Korean way of pronouncing Hanzi, or Han characters. Just like the Japanese who sit at low tables and take shoes off when entering houses, those are CHINESE dynastic court etiquette, so we would very much appreciate if these two fake cultures who misbrand everything they copied from the Chinese as “Japanese” or “Korean”. Invent their own cultures. Stop their cultural plagiarism and copyright infringement. As for incorporating both lands as Chinese territory, well, Chinese are peaceful people. But if they don’t mind incorporating their lands with Chinese territory, feel free! We won’t force it, but they are welcome to join. Otherwise, kindly invent their own cultures and stop calling everything “Japanese” or “Korean”. Since they are so close to their satanic warmongering American daddy now, I would suggest the satanic symbol of Baphomet, or pentagram, or upside down cross on the Korean flag. Or adopt hamburgers, fries and toilet bowl cleaning coke as their Japanese and Korean traditional diets. Appreciate if you can tell these Chinese culture knock-offs to invent their own culture.
@@Hoo88846 I see your point, but it's a bit simplistic. If we apply your reasoning to Europe, then every single country copied late 4th and 5th century Roman culture, there is no French, English, nor Spanish culture because we all were "romanised" in the Antiquity or the Early Middle Ages. Then, according to your reasoning, the Roman Empire is still there, bigger than ever was, and China is certainly the legitimate ruler of all of East Asia because all these countries were "sinicized"