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	[[File:AC Blade of Shao Jun - Shao Jun and Zhang Qijie.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Shao Jun and Zhang Qijie sneaking through the palace]]		[[File:AC Blade of Shao Jun - Shao Jun and Zhang Qijie.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Shao Jun and Zhang Qijie sneaking through the palace]]
	Apart from the Emperor of China and his relatives, the Emperor's [[Concubine\|concubines]] lived there as well, and they were strenuously guarded by the [[eunuch]]s to ensure that they could not bear offspring with other men.<ref name="Database" /> Some concubines who were children, like [[Shao Jun]] and [[Zhang Qijie]], were essentially raised in the Forbidden City, and most rarely ever left it.<ref name="Scroll 1">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 1 (China)\|Scroll 1]]</ref><ref name="Empress Zhang">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Empress Zhang]]</ref> On one occasion in 1517, Shao Jun tried to help Qijie sneak out of the palace to see the outside world for the first time, but was unable to due to the latter's {{Wiki\|Foot binding\|foot bindings}} ~~which prevented~~ her from climbing walls.<ref name="Qixie" />		Apart from the Emperor of China and his relatives, the Emperor's [[Concubine\|concubines]] lived there as well, and they were strenuously guarded by the [[eunuch]]s to ensure that they could not bear offspring with other men.<ref name="Database" /> Some concubines who were children, like [[Shao Jun]] and [[Zhang Qijie]], were essentially raised in the Forbidden City, and most rarely ever left it.<ref name="Scroll 1">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 1 (China)\|Scroll 1]]</ref><ref name="Empress Zhang">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Empress Zhang]]</ref> On one occasion in 1517, Shao Jun tried to help Qijie sneak out of the palace to see the outside world for the first time, but was unable to due to the latter's {{Wiki\|Foot binding\|foot bindings}} preventing her from climbing walls.<ref name="Qixie" />

	During his reign, the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]] preferred a life of leisure outside the confines of the Forbidden City and spent little time in the Imperial capital<ref name="Zhengde">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Zhengde Emperor]]</ref> while his successor, the [[Zhu Houcong\|Jiajing Emperor]], refused to live in it entirely so as to avoid his duties as ruler.<ref name="Jiajing">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Jiajing Emperor]]</ref>		During his reign, the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]] preferred a life of leisure outside the confines of the Forbidden City and spent little time in the Imperial capital<ref name="Zhengde">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Zhengde Emperor]]</ref> while his successor, the [[Zhu Houcong\|Jiajing Emperor]], refused to live in it entirely so as to avoid his duties as ruler.<ref name="Jiajing">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Jiajing Emperor]]</ref>
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	In 1530, the Tigers [[Zhang Yong]] and [[Qiu Ju]] used Zhang Qijie, now Empress, to set a trap for Shao Jun in the Forbidden City. They had the Empress issue a secret message to Shao Jun alleging to have information on the whereabouts of Zhang Yong for her counter-hunt. The Assassin not only trusted her former best friend's word, but also returned out of fear that she would need to rescue concubines whose assistance to her could potentially have been discovered by the Templars.<ref name="An Old Friend">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[An Old Friend]]</ref>		In 1530, the Tigers [[Zhang Yong]] and [[Qiu Ju]] used Zhang Qijie, now Empress, to set a trap for Shao Jun in the Forbidden City. They had the Empress issue a secret message to Shao Jun alleging to have information on the whereabouts of Zhang Yong for her counter-hunt. The Assassin not only trusted her former best friend's word, but also returned out of fear that she would need to rescue concubines whose assistance to her could potentially have been discovered by the Templars.<ref name="An Old Friend">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[An Old Friend]]</ref>

	Although Shao Jun fell right into the Templars' trap, she was able to defeat Qiu Ju by dropping several [[lantern]]s on him while Zhang Yong fled. ~~However, this~~ caused the chamber to catch fire,<ref name="Demon Fire">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Demon Fire]]</ref> though Shao Jun and Empress Zhang were both able to escape with their lives while Qiu Ju was crushed by a falling pillar. Once they were safe, Shao Jun tried to convince Qijie to leave the Forbidden City with her, but the Empress declined, as she believed her situation would improve once all of the Eight Tigers were eliminated and the Jiajing Emperor started listening to wiser council.<ref name="Arena">''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'' – [[To Each Her Own Arena]]</ref>		Although Shao Jun fell right into the Templars' trap, she was able to defeat Qiu Ju by dropping several [[lantern]]s on him while Zhang Yong fled. This caused the chamber to catch fire,<ref name="Demon Fire">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Demon Fire]]</ref> though Shao Jun and Empress Zhang were both able to escape with their lives while Qiu Ju was crushed by a falling pillar. Once they were safe, Shao Jun tried to convince Qijie to leave the Forbidden City with her, but the Empress declined, as she believed her situation would improve once all of the Eight Tigers were eliminated and the Jiajing Emperor started listening to wiser council.<ref name="Arena">''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'' – [[To Each Her Own Arena]]</ref>

	===Post-Ming period===		===Post-Ming period===

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	==History==		==History==
	The Forbidden City was built at the beginning of the 15th century to serve as the primary residence for the Ming dynasty's Imperial family and as the epicenter of government affairs. Heavily fortified, it was more than just a residence and was designed to offer them protection from those who would threaten their lives.<ref name="Database" /> Unknown to most of its residents, the Forbidden City was situated atop the ruins of an ancient [[Isu]] [[Temple (Isu)\|site]].<ref name="Qixie">''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'' – [[Shao Jun and Qixie]]</ref>		===Ming period===
			The Forbidden City was built at the beginning of the 15th century to serve as the primary residence for the Ming dynasty's Imperial family and as the epicenter of government affairs. Heavily fortified, it was more than just a residence and was designed to offer them protection from those who would threaten their lives.<ref name="Database" /> Unknown to most of its residents, the Forbidden City was situated atop the ruins of an [[Beijing Temple\|ancient]] [[Isu]] [[Temple (Isu)\|site]].<ref name="Qixie">''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'' – [[Shao Jun and Qixie]]</ref>

			[[File:AC Blade of Shao Jun - Shao Jun and Zhang Qijie.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Shao Jun and Zhang Qijie sneaking through the palace]]
	Apart from the Emperor of China and his relatives, the Emperor's [[Concubine\|concubines]] lived there as well, and they were strenuously guarded by the [[eunuch]]s to ensure that they could not bear offspring with other men.<ref name="Database" /> Some concubines who were children, like [[Shao Jun]] and [[Zhang Qijie]], were essentially raised in the Forbidden City, and most rarely ever left it.<ref name="Scroll 1">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 1 (China)\|Scroll 1]]</ref><ref name="Empress Zhang">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Empress Zhang]]</ref> On one occasion in 1517, Shao Jun tried to help Qijie sneak out of the palace to see the outside world for the first time, but was unable to due to the latter's {{Wiki\|Foot binding\|foot bindings}} which prevented her from climbing walls.<ref name="Qixie" />		Apart from the Emperor of China and his relatives, the Emperor's [[Concubine\|concubines]] lived there as well, and they were strenuously guarded by the [[eunuch]]s to ensure that they could not bear offspring with other men.<ref name="Database" /> Some concubines who were children, like [[Shao Jun]] and [[Zhang Qijie]], were essentially raised in the Forbidden City, and most rarely ever left it.<ref name="Scroll 1">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 1 (China)\|Scroll 1]]</ref><ref name="Empress Zhang">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Empress Zhang]]</ref> On one occasion in 1517, Shao Jun tried to help Qijie sneak out of the palace to see the outside world for the first time, but was unable to due to the latter's {{Wiki\|Foot binding\|foot bindings}} which prevented her from climbing walls.<ref name="Qixie" />

	During his reign, the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]] preferred a life of leisure outside the confines of the Forbidden City and spent little time in the Imperial capital<ref name="Zhengde">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Zhengde Emperor]]</ref> while his successor, the [[Zhu Houcong\|Jiajing Emperor]], refused to live in it entirely so as to avoid his duties as ruler.<ref name="Jiajing">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Jiajing Emperor]]</ref>		During his reign, the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]] preferred a life of leisure outside the confines of the Forbidden City and spent little time in the Imperial capital<ref name="Zhengde">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Zhengde Emperor]]</ref> while his successor, the [[Zhu Houcong\|Jiajing Emperor]], refused to live in it entirely so as to avoid his duties as ruler.<ref name="Jiajing">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Jiajing Emperor]]</ref>

	===Shadow war in the palace===		====Shadow war in the palace====
	The Zhengde Emperor's negligence allowed the group of eunuchs known as the [[Eight Tigers]] to influence the government from behind-the-throne. As the leaders of the [[Shanghai Rite of the Templar Order\|Chinese Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]], the Tigers were locked in a [[Assassin-Templar War\|shadow conflict]] against the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Assassins]] who were also based in the Forbidden City. Since the Zhengde Emperor had left behind no heirs, there was a brief interregnum as the government decided upon his successor.<ref name="Scroll 5">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 5 (China)\|Scroll 5]]</ref> Having recently identified the Assassin [[Mentor]] to be the official [[Wang Yangming]], the Tigers seized upon this moment of uncertainty to expunge the Assassins from the capital.<ref name="Scroll 6">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 6 (China)\|Scroll 6]]</ref>		The Zhengde Emperor's negligence allowed the group of eunuchs known as the [[Eight Tigers]] to influence the government from behind-the-throne. As the leaders of the [[Shanghai Rite of the Templar Order\|Chinese Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]], the Tigers were locked in a [[Assassin-Templar War\|shadow conflict]] against the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Assassins]] who were also based in the Forbidden City. Since the Zhengde Emperor had left behind no heirs, there was a brief interregnum as the government decided upon his successor.<ref name="Scroll 5">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 5 (China)\|Scroll 5]]</ref> Having recently identified the Assassin [[Mentor]] to be the official [[Wang Yangming]], the Tigers seized upon this moment of uncertainty to expunge the Assassins from the capital.<ref name="Scroll 6">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 6 (China)\|Scroll 6]]</ref>

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	==History==		==History==
	The Forbidden City was built at the beginning of the 15th century to serve as the primary residence for the Imperial family ~~of the Ming dynasty~~ and as the epicenter of government affairs. Heavily fortified, it was more than just a residence and was designed to offer them protection from those who would threaten their lives.<ref name="Database" /> Unknown to most of its residents, the Forbidden City was situated atop the ruins of an ancient [[Isu]] [[Temple (Isu)\|site]].<ref name="Qixie">''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'' – [[Shao Jun and Qixie]]</ref>		The Forbidden City was built at the beginning of the 15th century to serve as the primary residence for the Ming dynasty's Imperial family and as the epicenter of government affairs. Heavily fortified, it was more than just a residence and was designed to offer them protection from those who would threaten their lives.<ref name="Database" /> Unknown to most of its residents, the Forbidden City was situated atop the ruins of an ancient [[Isu]] [[Temple (Isu)\|site]].<ref name="Qixie">''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'' – [[Shao Jun and Qixie]]</ref>

	Apart from the Emperor of China and his relatives, the Emperor's [[Concubine\|concubines]] lived there as well, and they were strenuously guarded by the [[eunuch]]s to ensure that they could not bear offspring with other men.<ref name="Database" /> Some concubines who were children, like [[Shao Jun]] and [[Zhang Qijie]], were essentially raised in the Forbidden City, and most rarely ever left it.<ref name="Scroll 1">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 1 (China)\|Scroll 1]]</ref><ref name="Empress Zhang">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Empress Zhang]]</ref> On one occasion in 1517, Shao Jun tried to help Qijie sneak out of the palace to see the outside world for the first time, but was unable to due to the latter's {{Wiki\|Foot binding\|foot bindings}} which prevented her from climbing walls.<ref name="Qixie" />		Apart from the Emperor of China and his relatives, the Emperor's [[Concubine\|concubines]] lived there as well, and they were strenuously guarded by the [[eunuch]]s to ensure that they could not bear offspring with other men.<ref name="Database" /> Some concubines who were children, like [[Shao Jun]] and [[Zhang Qijie]], were essentially raised in the Forbidden City, and most rarely ever left it.<ref name="Scroll 1">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 1 (China)\|Scroll 1]]</ref><ref name="Empress Zhang">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Empress Zhang]]</ref> On one occasion in 1517, Shao Jun tried to help Qijie sneak out of the palace to see the outside world for the first time, but was unable to due to the latter's {{Wiki\|Foot binding\|foot bindings}} which prevented her from climbing walls.<ref name="Qixie" />

	During his reign, the [[Zhengde Emperor]] preferred a life of leisure outside the confines of the Forbidden City and spent little time in the Imperial capital<ref name="Zhengde">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Zhengde Emperor]]</ref> while his successor, the [[Jiajing Emperor]], refused to live in it entirely so as to avoid his duties as ruler.<ref name="Jiajing">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Jiajing Emperor]]</ref>		During his reign, the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]] preferred a life of leisure outside the confines of the Forbidden City and spent little time in the Imperial capital<ref name="Zhengde">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Zhengde Emperor]]</ref> while his successor, the [[Zhu Houcong\|Jiajing Emperor]], refused to live in it entirely so as to avoid his duties as ruler.<ref name="Jiajing">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: The Jiajing Emperor]]</ref>

	===Shadow war in the palace===		===Shadow war in the palace===
	The ~~negligence of the~~ Zhengde Emperor allowed the group of eunuchs known as the [[Eight Tigers]] to influence the government from behind-the-throne. As the leaders of the [[Shanghai Rite of the Templar Order\|Chinese Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]], the Tigers were locked in a [[Assassin-Templar War\|shadow conflict]] against the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Assassins]] who were also based in the Forbidden City. Since the Zhengde Emperor had left behind no heirs, there was a brief interregnum as the government decided upon his successor.<ref name="Scroll 5">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 5 (China)\|Scroll 5]]</ref> Having recently identified the Assassin [[Mentor]] to be the official [[Wang Yangming]], the Tigers seized upon this moment of uncertainty to expunge the Assassins from the capital.<ref name="Scroll 6">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 6 (China)\|Scroll 6]]</ref>		The Zhengde Emperor's negligence allowed the group of eunuchs known as the [[Eight Tigers]] to influence the government from behind-the-throne. As the leaders of the [[Shanghai Rite of the Templar Order\|Chinese Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]], the Tigers were locked in a [[Assassin-Templar War\|shadow conflict]] against the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Assassins]] who were also based in the Forbidden City. Since the Zhengde Emperor had left behind no heirs, there was a brief interregnum as the government decided upon his successor.<ref name="Scroll 5">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 5 (China)\|Scroll 5]]</ref> Having recently identified the Assassin [[Mentor]] to be the official [[Wang Yangming]], the Tigers seized upon this moment of uncertainty to expunge the Assassins from the capital.<ref name="Scroll 6">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 6 (China)\|Scroll 6]]</ref>

	By chance, the concubine Shao Jun discovered this plot and alerted Yangming,<ref name="Scroll 6" /> who organized an attack first.<ref name="Scroll 7">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 7 (China)\|Scroll 7]]</ref> However, the Templars still prevailed and enacted their extensive and brutal purge, which saw countless Assassins, associates of the Brotherhood, and innocent sympathizers or dissidents executed via ''[[lingchi]]''. The surviving Assassins withdrew from the Forbidden City with their allies, including Shao Jun, who was subsequently recruited and trained as an Assassin.<ref name="Scroll 7" />		By chance, the concubine Shao Jun discovered this plot and alerted Yangming,<ref name="Scroll 6" /> who organized an attack first.<ref name="Scroll 7">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' – [[Database: Scroll 7 (China)\|Scroll 7]]</ref> However, the Templars still prevailed and enacted their extensive and brutal purge, which saw countless Assassins, associates of the Brotherhood, and innocent sympathizers or dissidents executed via ''[[lingchi]]''. The surviving Assassins withdrew from the Forbidden City with their allies, including Shao Jun, who was subsequently recruited and trained as an Assassin.<ref name="Scroll 7" />
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	The Forbidden City features in the 2015 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' as a playable level in a few memories. It later appeared in the game's 2019 manga adaptation, ''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'', although in this version, Shao Jun's fight against Qiu Ju takes place at the [[Inner Palace Flower Garden Villa]] rather than the Imperial Palace.		The Forbidden City features in the 2015 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' as a playable level in a few memories. It later appeared in the game's 2019 manga adaptation, ''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]'', although in this version, Shao Jun's fight against Qiu Ju takes place at the [[Inner Palace Flower Garden Villa]] rather than the Imperial Palace.

	The English name for the palace, the Forbidden City, is a calque of its Chinese name Zǐjìnchéng (紫禁城, literally 'purple forbidden city').		The English name for the palace, the Forbidden City, is a {{Wiki\|calque}} of its Chinese name Zǐjìnchéng (紫禁城, literally 'purple forbidden city').

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	*''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' {{1st}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]'' {{1st}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm]]'' {{Nc}}
	~~===Non-canonical appearances===~~		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Turbulence in the Ming Dynasty]]'' {{Nc}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Turbulence in the Ming Dynasty]]''

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	~~[[Category:Palaces in China]]~~
	[[Category:Landmarks in Beijing]]		[[Category:Landmarks in Beijing]]
	[[fr:Cité interdite]]		[[fr:Cité interdite]]

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			AC Blade of Shao Jun - Beijing.png\|The Forbidden City in ''Blade of Shao Jun''
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	[[File:ACC China DB Forbidden City.png\|thumb\|250px\|The Forbidden City]]		[[File:ACC China DB Forbidden City.png\|thumb\|250px\|The Forbidden City]]
	The '''Forbidden City''' was an imperial palace used from the [[Ming dynasty]] to the end of the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Qing dynasty}}, serving as the primary residence for the emperor and his court during these two regimes. Located in [[Beijing]], [[China]], it is now a {{wiki\|UNESCO}} site and a museum with an extensive collection of artwork and artifacts from the Ming and Qing periods.		The '''Forbidden City''' was an imperial palace used from the [[Ming dynasty]] to the end of the [[Qing dynasty]], serving as the primary residence for the emperor and his court during these two regimes. Located in [[Beijing]], [[China]], it is now a {{wiki\|UNESCO}} site and a museum with an extensive collection of artwork and artifacts from the Ming and Qing periods.

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	The '''Forbidden City''' was an imperial palace used from the [[Ming dynasty]] to the end of the {{Wiki\|Qing dynasty}}, serving as the primary residence for the emperor and his court during these two regimes. Located in [[Beijing]], [[China]], it is now a {{wiki\|UNESCO}} site and a museum with an extensive collection of artwork and artifacts from the Ming and Qing periods.		The '''Forbidden City''' was an imperial palace used from the [[Ming dynasty]] to the end of the {{Wiki\|Qing dynasty}}, serving as the primary residence for the emperor and his court during these two regimes. Located in [[Beijing]], [[China]], it is now a {{wiki\|UNESCO}} site and a museum with an extensive collection of artwork and artifacts from the Ming and Qing periods.

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	The '''Forbidden City''' was an imperial palace used from the [[Ming dynasty]] to the end of the {{Wiki\|Qing dynasty}}, serving as the primary residence for the emperor and his court during these two regimes. Located in [[Beijing]], [[China]], it is now a {{wiki\|UNESCO}} site and a museum with an extensive collection of artwork and artifacts from the Ming and Qing periods.		The '''Forbidden City''' was an imperial palace used from the [[Ming dynasty]] to the end of the {{Wiki\|Qing dynasty}}, serving as the primary residence for the emperor and his court during these two regimes. Located in [[Beijing]], [[China]], it is now a {{wiki\|UNESCO}} site and a museum with an extensive collection of artwork and artifacts from the Ming and Qing periods.