隋仁寿宫唐九成宫遗址

麟游县, CN

The Palace of Nine Perfections (Chinese: 九成宮; pinyin: Jiǔchéng Gōng) was a summer palace of the Chinese Tang dynasty, located in Linyou in the Qin Mountains north-west of the imperial capital Chang'an. The palace was built for the Emperor Taizong of Tang as a renovation of the earlier Renshou Palace

(仁壽宮) built for the Emperor Wen of Sui. The project was ordered in 631 and Emperor Taizong visited each year in the summer. In the summer of 632, he discovered a spring which was dug out and found to provide sweet water. A stele was erected to record this with an inscription composed by chancellor Wei Zheng and carved by the imperial calligrapher, Ouyang Xun. This is a famous example of his calligraphy and rubbings are now held by several museums. The palace is also the subject of paintings and music such as "The Palace of Nine Perfections" by Eric Ewazen.

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