i see National Palace in shenyang china at http://www.china-shenyang.com/

but seem another National Palace at http://www.dpm.org.cn/

what diffent between them ?


http://www.china-shenyang.com/2008/05/shen...-palace-museum/

Shenyang National Palace Museum
May 28th, 2008 Posted in Attractions, Culture
Founded in the year 1625, the Qing Dynasty Nurhachu entry Qianqing, Taizong Huangtaiji-built palace, also known as the Shengjing palace. - Shizu Fulin Cheng Di in the enthronement. Shenyang Imperial Palace is the key state of heritage conservation units, is the integrity of the two existing Chinese palace complex one, has been turned into the National Palace Museum in Shenyang. Beijing, Shenyang Imperial Palace constitute two of China’s only two complete the Ming and Qing imperial palace complex.



July 1, 2004. In Suzhou, China convened its 28th session of the World Heritage Committee approved the Shenyang Imperial Palace of China’s Ming and Qing imperial palace as the expansion of cultural heritage items included in the “World Heritage List”, a unique historical, geographical conditions and strong differences in the characteristics of the Manchu Beijing Palace Museum. The Shenyang Imperial Palace of the Lung Poon, in the main palace, Chongzheng Hall, ranked as the 10th echelon Wang Ting, 000 words kang pockets of the Palace of the Qing-ling, simple and elegant, Schomburg Court, such as Taiwan and the Phoenix House, construction, building palaces in China Unique history, the very Manchu-style “high Palace Hall of low,” the architectural style, is “no semicolon.” The covering 60,000 square meters of ancient buildings built in 1625 (after 10 years of heaven), built in 1636 (the first year-Zonta). All construction by more than 90, among more than 300.

There are currently two 'national palaces' in China: one based in Beijing and another based in Shenyang. There is also another 'national palace museum' based in Taipei after KMT (chinese nationalist) moved to Taiwan with various monuments/treasures that used to be in Beijing National Palace Museum.

Before the Manchu conquered Ming China, they basically unified various Jurchen tribes in Manchuria and established their capital based in Shenyang. At Shenyang, Nurhaci (founder of Manchu Qing regime) and Huangtaiji built their imperial palace at Shenyang in 1625 AD. This later came to be known as Shenyang National Palace.

After the Manchu conquered Ming China (they captured Beijing in 1644), they shifted their capital from Shenyang to Beijing and consequently moved into the Imperial Palace in Beijing that was already built during the Ming era. This Imperial Palace in Beijing is none other than the famous Forbidden city built by Ming Emperor Yongle in 1406 AD. This palace came to known as Beijing National Palace Museum, the forbidden city.

Thus, for Qing dynasty, its capital was initially at Shenyang, but later it was shifted to Beijing.