The Forbidden City

In 1420, in an effort to consolidate his control over the throne, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty moved China's capital to a site in the North, now known as Bejing. There, he built a vast complex of palaces and administrative buildings now covering 178 acres. Because access was restricted to the imperial family and to those who had business with them, it came to be known as the Forbidden City.

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this helped me so much on my Forbidden City projects, thx!

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good job for making this video. It really helped my research on Beijing. It wasn't hard to understand too. good job.

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my favorite place

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What are the golden things on the gates called?

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doesn't make to much difference really i mean the quality still is bad

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