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The 18 pages that link to Forbidden City, each with the reason it gives.

• PuyiRelated: Puyi continued living there after abdication until his expulsion in 1924.

• Tiananmen SquareRelated: Its southern entrance faces the square across Chang'an Avenue.

• Chinese dragonRelated: Dragon imagery appears throughout its architecture and decoration as a mark of imperial authority.

• Shunzhi EmperorRelated: Its occupation turned Beijing into the political center of Shunzhi’s Qing empire.

• Jiaqing EmperorRelated: The Qing court from which Jiaqing governed was based in this palace.

• Guangxu EmperorRelated: Guangxu’s court and formal imperial life were centered in the palace.

• Jiajing EmperorRelated: Jiajing ruled from the palace even as he increasingly withdrew from routine audiences.

• National Palace MuseumRelated: Many objects now in Taipei were once kept in this former imperial palace.