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Ming Dynasty armour and officials.The armour worn by the Emperor is most likely ceremonial. From 《王琼Ming Dynasty armour and officials.The armour worn by the Emperor is most likely ceremonial. From 《王琼Ming Dynasty armour and officials.The armour worn by the Emperor is most likely ceremonial. From 《王琼Ming Dynasty armour and officials.The armour worn by the Emperor is most likely ceremonial. From 《王琼Ming Dynasty armour and officials.The armour worn by the Emperor is most likely ceremonial. From 《王琼Ming Dynasty armour and officials.The armour worn by the Emperor is most likely ceremonial. From 《王琼

Ming Dynasty armour and officials.

The armour worn by the Emperor is most likely ceremonial. 

From 《王琼事迹图册》 (Wáng qióng shìjì túcè) and 《出警图》 (Chūjǐng tú; commonly known as “Departure Herald” in English)


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The Yèsā (曳撒) and Tiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males. While the Tieli has a pleated skiThe Yèsā (曳撒) and Tiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males. While the Tieli has a pleated skiThe Yèsā (曳撒) and Tiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males. While the Tieli has a pleated skiThe Yèsā (曳撒) and Tiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males. While the Tieli has a pleated skiThe Yèsā (曳撒) and Tiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males. While the Tieli has a pleated skiThe Yèsā (曳撒) and Tiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males. While the Tieli has a pleated skiThe Yèsā (曳撒) and Tiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males. While the Tieli has a pleated skiThe Yèsā (曳撒) and Tiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males. While the Tieli has a pleated skiThe Yèsā (曳撒) and Tiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males. While the Tieli has a pleated skiThe Yèsā (曳撒) and Tiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males. While the Tieli has a pleated ski

TheYèsā (曳撒)andTiēlǐ (貼里) are Imperial Ming garments for males. 

While the Tieli has a pleated skirt attached all the way around, the rear of the Yesa extends all the way down, so that the rear is not pleated. 


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Details of the ZijinchengDetails of the ZijinchengDetails of the ZijinchengDetails of the Zijincheng

Details of the Zijincheng


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Ming Dynasty Imperial dress part 2

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Dǒugǒng (斗拱) is a unique structural element of interlocking wooden brackets, and is one of the most Dǒugǒng (斗拱) is a unique structural element of interlocking wooden brackets, and is one of the most Dǒugǒng (斗拱) is a unique structural element of interlocking wooden brackets, and is one of the most Dǒugǒng (斗拱) is a unique structural element of interlocking wooden brackets, and is one of the most

Dǒugǒng (斗拱) is a unique structural element of interlocking wooden brackets, and is one of the most important elements in traditional Chinese architecture.

Imperial Ming Dynasty architecture favoured highly ornate and colourful dǒugǒng.  


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Zijincheng (紫禁城)Commonly known in English as the Forbidden City. 

Zijincheng (紫禁城)

Commonly known in English as the Forbidden City. 


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Ming Dynasty Imperial dress

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[Hanfu · 漢服]China Ming DynastyChinese Traditional Clothing Hanfu Photoshoots

The reconstruction process is detailed in the source.The reconstruction process is detailed in the source.The reconstruction process is detailed in the source.

The reconstruction process is detailed in the source.


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Cute Hanfu Girl in Ming Hanfu

hanfu model: Xiao Yi Yi Ya (小一依呀)

Hanfu photoshoot at the Forbidden City

Ming Dynasty Style Makeup

via Mei Ren Fu Chinese style photography studio

Ming Dynasty Hanfu Look - Hanfu Model Qing Yin

Traditional Ming Dynasty headdress in the drama Royal Feast

Ming Dynasty Hanfu Group Portrait

In Confucius Temple and The Imperial College Museum
Via Guo Feng Jin Xiao Yu (国风金小鱼)

Restoration of Female Attire - Late Ming Dynasty, Wanli Period

@Pi Ka Yao De Ning Shi (皮卡瑶的凝视)

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