Only the emperor and high officials were allowed. It was where the emperor live. No lower ranking people were allowed unless they had permission from the emperor. No one was allowed to leave or enter the forbidden city without the emperors permission.
Inside the Forbidden City was created in 1965.
The duration of Inside the Forbidden City is 1.63 hours.
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It is the former imperial palace complex in Beijing, called that because commoners were not allowed inside.
Only certain people were allowed to live there. It was forbidden to the rest of the Chinese people.
It was called "the Forbidden City."
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It was the Forbidden City because most Chinese people were forbidden to enter it. The Emperor and those who worked with or around him were the only ones allowed in the Forbidden City. The area was basically the Imperial Palace and its surrounds. Wikipedia has more information, and a link is provided. You'll find that link below.
Muslims are allowed in Vatican City. Many visitors are Muslims and Muslim prayers have even been officially said there.
Yes. Makkah is considered to be a holy sanctuary - a forbidden city. There are some things which are prohibited in the city of Makkah. For example, people who do not believe in Islam are not allowed to enter the city. Hunting and fighting is also forbidden there, as is the cutting down of trees.
The Forbidden City is located directly in the center of Beijing China. Also it is where all of the emperors lived. It's a replica of the Purple Palace where the legend supposedly has it that he had it in a dream and the God in Heaven lived there. It's called the Forbidden City because lower class people weren't allowed in and only the emperor, his family, servants, and helpers lived in the Forbidden City and it's not really a city it's just a couple of palaces. It's has 8,886 rooms in it and lots of palaces/buildings. That is what the Forbidden City is. I hope this answers your questions. :)
Forbidden City. Until the revolution no one was allowed into the complex and the emperors never left.