What were the names of several gates in the inner city of Beijing before?

Thinking about Li Jiu's Surrounding Huang Qi and Cheng Si+The Forbidden City

Li Jiu flavor: Dongzhimen (called Chongrenmen in Yuan Dynasty), Chaoyangmen (called Qihuamen in Yuan Dynasty), Xizhimen (called Heyimen in Yuan Dynasty), Fuchengmen (called Pingzemen in Yuan Dynasty), Zhengyangmen (called the main gate of Li in Yuan Dynasty, commonly known as Qianmen), Xuanwumen (called Shunchengmen in Yuan Dynasty, commonly known as Shunzhimen) and Chongwenmen (called Wenmingmen in Yuan Dynasty, also known as Qianmen).

The outer seven gates are: Dongbianmen, Guangqumen (Shaguomen and Shawomen), Xibianmen, Guang 'anmen (called Guangning Gate in Ming Dynasty, also called Zhangyimen), Zuo 'anmen (commonly known as Jiangemen), Yongdingmen and You 'anmen (southwest gate).

These four imperial cities are Tiananmen Square, Di 'anmen, Dong 'anmen and Xi 'anmen.

Forbidden City (Forbidden City): * * * There are four gates, the south gate is called Wumen, the east gate is called Donghuamen, the west gate is called Xihuamen, and the north gate is called Shenwumen.

1926 A Peace Gate was opened between Xuanwu Gate and Zhengyang Gate.

Later, in order to build the eastern and western suburbs into straight roads, the walls east of Dongdan and west of Xidan were cut down, and Jianguomen and Fuxingmen were opened.

Map of Beijing city gate

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