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In order to implement the “Plan to Conserve the Imperial Paths at the Hanyuan Hall of the Daming Palace,” the Xi’an City Government, from June to July of 2005, demolished all the buildings south of the Hanyuan Hall site, in an area measuring 650m long from north to south, and 400m wide from east to west. To coordinate the conservation project, the Xi’an Tang City Archaeology Team surveyed and excavated the demolished area from August 2005 to June 2006. In addition to the essential information about southern gate or Danfeng Gate of the Daming Palace, discovered in earlier excavations and already published, there were more discoveries. Among them, the most important ones are remains of a canal, three bridges, and roads.

New Archaeological Discoveries South of the Hanyuan Hall at the Daming Palace of Tang Dynasty