Epang Palace is the largest palace group in the Qin Dynasty. After the demise of the Qin Dynasty, there was almost no historical record.
There is a saying that Xiang Yu burned it. The Chu people are on fire, poor scorched earth.
Du Mu's "Epanggong Fu" has such a description, and the Chu people refer to Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu.
According to legend, after Xiang Yu attacked Guanzhong, he occupied Xianyang Palace and set fire to Epang Palace.
The fire burned for three days and nights, and the whole Xianyang was panoramic.
Most of the ancient palaces in China were made of wood, including the later Forbidden City.
So it is easy to catch fire and get burned, especially in wartime.
Many buildings were burned in the war, and the Wang Teng Pavilion of the Yellow Crane Tower, which can be seen now, was later rebuilt.
It has been burned several times in history.
Even in order to resist the Japanese army during the Anti-Japanese War, the whole city of Changsha was burned down.
So now there is no trace of the ancient Changsha.
This kind of wooden palace is difficult to keep intact in the long river of history. Any war can be destroyed.
As the ancient capital of the 13th Dynasty, Chang 'an experienced numerous wars.
There was chaos in the world at the end of the Han Dynasty, the chaos in the Western Jin Dynasty, the change of dynasties in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Sui and Tang Wars, the Anshi Rebellion and so on.
Chang 'an is devastated.
All the palaces in Chang 'an were basically doomed, and Xianyang Palace, Weiyang Palace and Daming Palace were all destroyed by the war.
Epang Palace is almost impossible to survive several wars.
Another way of saying it is that Epang Palace was still open before Qin Ershi died, but it stopped working and was destroyed by the war.
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