Which is the sixth palace of the ancient harem?

The Sixth Palace refers to Ren Jing Palace, Chenggan Palace, Zhongcui Palace, Jingyang Palace, Yonghe Palace and Yan Xi Palace, while the Sixth Palace refers to Yongshou Palace, Yikun Palace, Palace of Gathered Elegance Palace, Xianfu Palace, Changchun Palace Palace and Qixiang Palace (Taiji Hall).

The harem in ancient China refers to the place where emperors, empresses, concubines, ladies-in-waiting and others lived. It is the residence and political center of the royal family. The harem is the product of feudal society, which mainly existed in the feudal society from Qin and Han Dynasties to Qing Dynasty and lasted for more than 2,000 years.

The harem is mainly divided into an inner court and an outer court. The inner court is where emperors, queens and concubines live, while the outer court is where maids and other women serve. Maids are mainly responsible for serving emperors, queens and others. Their status is very low and they have basically no freedom. Although the status of queens and concubines is higher than that of ladies-in-waiting, they are also subject to various restrictions, such as not leaving the palace and not going out.

The harem system is very strict and hierarchical. The emperor will grant concubines and others different official positions and ranks according to their own preferences and political needs. There is still a fierce struggle between the concubines in the harem, vying for the favor and status of the emperor.

Although there are many drawbacks in the harem system, in ancient China, the harem, as the emperor's family and political center, assumed important political and social functions and became the center of culture and art, which had a far-reaching impact on the development and inheritance of ancient culture in China.