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白金漢宮
bái jīn hàn gōng
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Buckingham Palace
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皇宮
huáng gōng
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imperial palace
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盧浮宮
lú fú gōng
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the Louvre, museum in Paris
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紫微宮
zǐ wēi gōng
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palace of Jade emperor (in Taoism)
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羅浮宮
luó fú gōng
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the Louvre, museum in Paris (Tw)
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美泉宮
měi quán gōng
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Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna
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胞宮
bāo gōng
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uterus;
womb
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自宮
zì gōng
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to castrate oneself
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萬國宮
wàn guó gōng
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Palais des Nations
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虛宮格
xū gōng gé
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four-square box in which one practices writing a Chinese character
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蟾宮折桂
chán gōng zhé guì
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lit. plucking a branch of osmanthus from the Toad Palace (i.e. the moon);
fig. to succeed in the imperial examination
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行宮
xíng gōng
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temporary imperial residence
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迷宮
mí gōng
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maze;
labyrinth
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進宮
jìn gōng
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to enter the emperor's palace;
(slang) to go to jail
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逼宮
bī gōng
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to force the king or emperor to abdicate
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阿房宮
ē fáng gōng
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Efang Palace, palace complex in western Xi'an built by Qin Shihuang 秦始皇[Qin2 Shi3 huang2];
also pr. [E1 pang2 Gong1]
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雍和宮
yōng hé gōng
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Yonghe Temple;
Lama Temple (Beijing)
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離宮
lí gōng
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detached palace;
imperial villa
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魔宮
mó gōng
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lit. devils' castle;
place occupied by sinister forces
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魔宮傳奇
mó gōng chuán qí
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The Name of the Rose, 1986 movie based on the novel by Umberto Eco
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魯佛爾宮
lǔ fú ěr gōng
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the Louvre
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黃道十二宮
huáng dào shí èr gōng
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see 十二宮|十二宫[shi2 er4 gong1]
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龍宮
lóng gōng
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palace of the Dragon King at the bottom of the Eastern Sea
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龍宮貝
lóng gōng bèi
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Rumphius's slit shell (Entemnotrochus rumphii), found in Japan and Taiwan
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安宮
ān gōng
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An Gong (a term referring to a temple or shrine)
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