Yong'an Palace
The center of all of the Sheng Chinese Empire, the Imperial Residence of the Grand Empress located in the capitol of Yong'an.

It is itself a city with over a thousand attendants, guards, and other staff working within the thousands of rooms in the Palace.

All is housed within the high 60 foot walls and 100 foot guard towers located at the epicenter of the capitol city.

The Palace was built in the beginning of the 3rd Century after the founding of the Sheng Kingdom by Sheng Tai. The Palace was renovated, expanded and completed at the end of the 3rd Century to celebrate the unification of the whole of China by Sheng He.

The Palace would be renovated, remodeled, destroyed and rebuilt over the next 15 centuries. The foundation, underground vaults, and inner most rooms of the palace originally belonging to Sheng Tai and Sheng He are the only remaining pieces of the original palace.

When Sheng Tai built the Palace, Yong'an was but a small fort town of a hundred people. Yong'an would grow around the palace to its gargantuan size today with the Palace as its heart.

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Chang'an Palace

Secondary Capital of the Sheng Chinese Empire

The largest and oldest palace grounds in all of China that is still in use. Having been the sight of the Han dynasty residence in the 3rd Century BCE.

Due to its cultural and historical importance the palace was preserved after the purge of the Han Dynasty by Sheng Tai on her defeat of the Han in the 3rd Century CE.

It is also for this reason that the palace acts as the secondary capital of the Sheng Empire and has in fact been used as the capital several times by the Sheng dynasty.

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Chengdu Summer Palace

Summer Palace of the Imperial Family.

Chengdu Palace has existed on the same grounds since the age of Sheng Tai in 3rd century.

It is often used as the Summer Palace for Imperial Family due to its cool air environment in the higher elevation in the mountains.

It's long history of use by the Sheng Imperial Family also garners it a great deal of importance to the family.

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Jianye Palace

Regional Capital Palace of the princely Wu region.

Ancient palace of the 3rd Century with a long history and wide development. Was the palace of the ancient Sun family of the Wu kingdom and was the last of the capitals to surrender to the Sheng Kingdom.

Thanks to preservation efforts with maitanence remodeling the palace is largely the same as it had been when built over 1,800 years earlier.

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