Entering the Palace(入跸图)

The "Entering the Palace" painting illustrates the emperor's return from a pilgrimage to the tombs, specifically depicting his journey back to the palace via water. This scroll is notably lengthy, exceeding thirty meters, and features over nine hundred attendants, guards, and officials, showcasing the grandeur of the emperor's return. "Entering the Palace" (入跸图) is a significant painting from the Ming Dynasty, often paired with the "Going on a Mission" painting (出警图) to form a comprehensive depiction of the emperor's ceremonial journeys. Together, these works are referred to as the "Going on a Mission and Entering the Palace" series. Read More: https://loongese.com/forums/topic/going-on... Music: Nostalgia at the Red Cliffs, Guqin & Vertical Bamboo Flute (琴箫合奏《赤壁怀古》)