The main hall or throne room of the imperial palace; originally referring to a specific building in the Tang Dynasty palace where scholars awaited imperial orders.

(literary) the return of the emperor to the palace after a journey or tour of the country

(literary) the emperor's carriage or sedan chair; the imperial procession

Cape Eluanbi, a scenic cape at the southernmost point of Taiwan in Pingtung County, famous for its lighthouse and coral reefs.

tinkling bells attached to a carriage or horse, historically specifically those on the carriage of an emperor

The name of an imperial palace in the Tang dynasty; used later to refer to the main hall of any imperial palace or to the emperor himself.

The chariot or carriage used by an emperor.

(literary) to follow the imperial procession or cortege; used for high officials or servants accompanying the monarch on a journey

(literary) the ringing of carriage bells; refers to the journey or procession of an emperor or high-ranking aristocrat