The official residence and office of the President of the United States; also used to refer to the US government.

uterus; womb

A two-character Chinese surname.

grand and luxurious building where a monarch or ruler resides

Specifically refers to the former imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties in Beijing; also known as the [[紫禁城|紫禁城|zi3 jin4 cheng2]].

a labyrinth or building with complex and confusing paths; a place where it is easy to get lost

The place where a king or emperor lives and conducts state business; a palace.

the living quarters of the emperor's wives and concubines; also called [[宫闱|宮闈|gong1 wei2]]

palace where an emperor or monarch lives and conducts state business

the neck of the uterus; short for [[子宫颈|子宮頸|zi3 gong1 jing3]]

the palace in the heavens where the Jade Emperor or other celestial beings reside in mythology

A woman or girl who serves in the imperial palace; a maid of honor or lady-in-waiting.

A large public building or venue used for community cultural and recreational activities; often contains facilities like cinemas, lecture halls, and libraries.

imperial or royal palace; the residence of a monarch

Miyazaki, a Japanese surname and place name

the palace of the [[清|清|qing1]] dynasty rulers; the Qing imperial court

The historic palace complex at the center of Moscow; used as a metonym for the Soviet or Russian government.

The Palace Museum in Beijing, established in 1925 and located within the Forbidden City

The Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet, which served as the winter palace of the Dalai Lamas since the 7th century; a world heritage site renowned for its fusion of Tibetan and Han Chinese architectural styles.

A palace or residence outside the capital for an emperor to stay in while traveling or on tour

An institution where children participate in extracurricular, cultural, and scientific activities.

the residence of the crown prince in imperial China

The underwater palace of the Dragon King or sea god in mythology.

palace decorated with crystals

the Louvre museum in Paris

The central chamber of an imperial tomb where the coffin and burial items are placed

Medical condition where a fertilized egg develops outside of the uterus; also known as an extrauterine pregnancy.

cervix; the narrow lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina

(literary) an imperial residence; a palace wall

The residential chambers of an emperor, empress, or high consort; imperial bedchamber.

The official London residence and administrative headquarters of the British monarch; often used as a metonym for the British royal family.

(in literature and opera) a palace where an emperor banishes an empress or concubine who has fallen out of favor

(literary) A woman who serves in the imperial palace; a maid of honor or imperial concubine.

A traditional multi-sided hanging lantern often made of silk or glass, decorated with colorful pictures and tassels; originally used in palaces, they are now used as decorations in homes and temples.

a grand Shinto shrine or a sacred palace for deity worship

A massive palace complex in the western suburbs of present-day Xi'an, built by the first emperor [[秦始皇|秦始皇|qin2 shi3 huang2]] starting in 212 BC and reportedly burned down by Xiang Yu during the fall of the Qin dynasty.

palace; imperial dwelling; ancestral hall

The palace where the crown prince lives; can also refer to the crown prince himself.

A legendary palace on the moon where the goddess [[嫦娥|嫦娥|chang2 e2]] is said to live.

(of an emperor) to confine an out-of-favor consort to a secluded palace

Miyamoto (Japanese surname)

The palace where the empress resides

A common type of cancer occurring in the cells of the cervix; often associated with symptoms such as irregular vaginal bleeding or pelvic pain.

(literary) the buildings on the western side of an imperial palace complex; (by extension) the imperial concubines residing there

the surrounding walls of a palace; courtyard walls of a royal residence

The official residence and office of the President of the French Republic in Paris

cancer of the uterus; hysterocarcinoma

The royal château in Versailles, France; the residence of French kings from the time of Louis XIV until the French Revolution.

A temporary imperial palace or villa away from the capital for travel or residence.