Chinese archaeologists have found that the ancient ruins in the China's first emperor qin shihuang's mausoleum, in a huge palaces group center city xian.
According to China's xinhua news agency, in the 2nd century BC mausoleum survey, about 690 meters long, 250 meters wide, including the structure of a major buildings, can look down at and musty courtyard structure of the building.
, "the guardian" report, covers an area of about 170000 square meters, is said to be the size of the Forbidden City in Beijing, about a quarter in 56 square kilometers of the mausoleum of the largest ever found complex structure.
SunWeiGang, shaanxi province institute of archaeology, the researchers said the palace, he describes the Forbidden City as a clear predecessor, can reveal the empire of the qin dynasty architectural technology, according to Russia today.
"China Daily" added:
Historical records show that qin shihuang plan built his graveyard, and he was soon after, and necropolis and found that, in the tomb after his death, he wants to continue his palace life.
, who were born emperor qin ying zheng, came to the throne of 13 years old, and at the age of 22 takeover of state affairs. In 211 BC, he attached 6 FanZhen, and established China's first in the history of feudal empire.




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