What is the emperor's line of putting his concubine in limbo?

Dizzy! How should I answer this, this, this? China has more than 500 emperors and dozens of dynasties! The palaces where concubines were imprisoned in each dynasty were different! But one thing is certain-there is no such thing as a' cold palace'! Cold palace is a general term-the emperor's queen and princess made a mistake, and the emperor was proud (washing dirty linen in public). Under normal circumstances, it is basically a secluded palace, or an original palace, or a remote and smaller palace! Because he was not summoned by the emperor, he was locked in a palace, which was deserted, so he was widely called the cold palace. If other concubines and maids with low status are basically small places like pavilions, courtyards and places. As for the lines, they are basically: "Take people to a palace (hall) (pavilion) (courtyard) (institute)."

During the Southern Song Dynasty, Zhu, a representative figure of Neo-Confucianism, imprisoned concubines without a fixed place! The cold palace began when Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty! Because of Dong Zhongshu's "exclusive respect for Confucianism", Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, an ambitious and headstrong emperor, really became a real son of heaven!

Liu Che actually imprisoned his wife Chen Ajiao in Nagato Palace. Note: The Palace was originally the private garden of Princess Guantao, the mother of Queen Chen! Before the restoration, princess royal dedicated this garden to Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty in the name of her lover Dong Yan. It was originally used as a resting place for the emperor's sacrifice. This is the first abolished queen in the history of China! The second is Wei Zifu, the wife of Emperor Liu Che and the sister of General Wei Qing! Wei Ruyun was imprisoned in Weiyang Palace! As a result, Weiyang Palace has changed from Queen's Palace to a deserted' cold palace'! But there is no specific palace in the cold palace at this time!

Until the rise of Neo-Confucianism in the Southern Song Dynasty, women were further imprisoned, from physical imprisonment to ideological imprisonment! At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the emperor revealed that Princess Li was relegated from Changchun Palace to one of the five places in western Gansu, west of the Imperial Garden. Note: Five places in western Jiangxi were built in the early Ming Dynasty, which are symmetrical with five places in eastern Jiangxi, and are called Tousuo, No.2, No.3, No.4 and No.5 respectively from east to west. Every place entered the courtyard from north to south, which was originally the residence of the prince. After Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty ascended the throne, the second Ganxi, where he lived as a prince, was upgraded to the Chinese Palace. The first one was changed to Shu Fangzhai and a stage was built. The third one was changed to the kitchen of the Chinese Palace. Later, four or five were demolished and converted into Fu Jian Palace and Garden. Later, Ding Fei and Ke Kun lived in seclusion in the West.

It is said that the concubine of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty was locked in the north of Qi Jing Pavilion.