Xuanzhengdian Ruins

The temple is the second largest in the Daming Palace of Chang'an City in the Tang Dynasty. It is the temple of the Chang'an Dynasty. It is the second largest temple of the Chang'an Daming Palace in the Tang Dynasty. Built in Gao Zong Longshuo in 2 years (662 AD), the scale is basically the same as the Yuan Palace. Xuanzheng Palace is the place where the emperor holds the daily hearing of the Chinese dynasty in the Daming Palace.

In the city, there is only one table left, which can be seen the outline of the palace at that time, the cornerstone is very solid, and the surrounding cement walls are built with handmade concrete. The support mold is obviously a strip of bamboo.

The temple is located about 300 meters north of Hanyuan Temple, which is the place where the emperor once a month looks at the dynasty and listens to the government. It is called the "Zhong Dynasty". The temple is 70 meters long and more than 40 meters wide from the north and south. There are official offices such as the China Book Province, the Menxia Province and the Yushitai Museum, the History Museum and the Royal History Museum. 130 meters in front of the temple, there are three juxtaposed Xuanzheng gates, left and right are transverse palace walls, between the walls and the temple form a large courtyard.

The second largest temple in the Daming Palace, the Xuanzheng Palace, is also one of the three major temples on the central axis of the Daming Palace, belonging to the main temple of the Middle Dynasty. This is the administrative center of the emperor's frequent dynasty and the hundred officials, the place where Datang handled state affairs, the grand celebration is generally held in the Hanyuan Palace, and the Xuanzheng Palace is the true center of power.

It is also a famous architectural site in the Tang Dynasty, only the foundation.