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The Official Imperial Portrait of the Empress, 12th century

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Ming Dynasty armour and officials.

The armour worn by the Emperor is most likely ceremonial.

From 《王琼事迹图册》 (Wáng qióng shìjì túcè) and 《出警图》 (Chūjǐng tú; commonly known as “Departure Herald” in English)

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The Yèsā (曳撒) and Tiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males.

While the Tieli has a pleated skirt attached all the way around, the rear of the Yesa extends all the way down, so that the rear is not pleated.

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Details of the Zijincheng

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Ming Dynasty Imperial dress part 2

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Dǒugǒng (斗拱) is a unique structural element of interlocking wooden brackets, and is one of the most important elements in traditional Chinese architecture.

Imperial Ming Dynasty architecture favoured highly ornate and colourful dǒugǒng.

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Zijincheng (紫禁城)

Commonly known in English as the Forbidden City.

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Ming Dynasty Imperial dress

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