Ruins of the North Emperor Palace

Ruins of the North Emperor Palace

The Ruins of the North Emperor Palace is a cultural tourism attraction.

Ruins of the North Emperor Palace

Ruins of the North Emperor Palace [Jinfeng Mountain, northeast of Zhong'an Town · Ming and Qing Dynasties] Covering an area of 800 square meters. Located atop Jinfeng Mountain, the site is surrounded by cliffs on three sides, accessible only via a winding path. Originally built during the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty and renovated in the Wanli era. Further expanded during the Qing Dynasty. It faces southwest from a northeast orientation. Originally comprised a mountain gate, side halls, the North Emperor Palace, and the main hall, with a total construction area of 700 square meters. The main hall was three bays wide and three bays deep. The existing foundations are 0.5 meters high and 0.4 meters wide, including one stone archway and one cliff carving. (Refer to the Republican-era Huangping County Annals and the 1993 edition of Huangping County Annals published by Guizhou People's Publishing House)